SEATTLE – So a teacher walks into a blog class. And the Internet is down.
She resorts to charades and white-board pictionary.
As with Bill Bailey's meta-joke, much hilarity ensues.
SEATTLE – So a teacher walks into a blog class. And the Internet is down.
She resorts to charades and white-board pictionary.
As with Bill Bailey's meta-joke, much hilarity ensues.
You're such a ham. Bet you did fine!
ReplyDeletePut Heath's Joker to shame, I'm sure...
ReplyDeleteI like the idea of a low-tech blog - i.e. writing on a wall for people to read.
ReplyDeleteSounds like a feature for the Guardian.
Louche, can you imagine us all trekking down from Blighty to scribble little wisecrackers onto Amanda's Seattle concrete slab?
ReplyDeleteLouche: maybe you could make mention of Rome's talking statues, which wised off to the aristocracy via anonymous missives (and still do)?
ReplyDeleteSaschabell: my slab is your slab. Visit any time. We can beat on the monolith like monkeys until it reboots!
Sascha - Any excuse for a trek, especially when I'm at a loose end...
ReplyDeleteAmanda - So it's a Roman style blog eh? I like it!
ReplyDeleteThey have blogs on the internet now??
ReplyDeleteLouche: if it were a Roman-style blog, we'd paste missives on a marble statue in some alley.
ReplyDeleteAlso, the vomitorium...
DB: What will that wacky interspaz inventor Al Gore think of next?