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Stuff On Top Nov 24, 2001 - 11 p.m. There is a chance that i am just too petty a person to be charitable. Long ago i set my home page at work to be the hungersite page. And each day as i started up IE i would go and click on the give rice to the hungry. When they added the rainforest site, i clicked that. When they added the breast cancer site i clicked that. Then there was the aids site and the help the children site. For a while i clicked them all but it was taking too long so i would only click the hunger and one other each day, alternating my clicks. Shortly after they all came into existence, without warning the entire kit and caboodle (wonder what the hell that actually means) vanished without a word. For about a month i kept my homepage set to the hungersite, each day, instead of getting anything useful, getting an error. I don't suggest for a second that i feel like i am a better person for these actions. The effect of clicking upon those buttons are near to negligible but it's not nothing and that's reason enough. Well just about the time that i was asking myself if i was being petty for giving up on them and changing my home page they sent out an email saying that they would be back soon. At the same time a message went up on the page saying that management was changing and the page would be back. Well that message was much better than an error so i decided to hang in there. For a few more weeks i watched the
coming soon box and when they did come back i started clicking the button again.
All is normal, all is good. Let them eat rice begins to mean something
again. And since there was only one of them there were no considerations
of spending too much time clicking.
I must be open and receptive or something
of late. I mean it is true that i have been very happy. I mean, i've
been singing, humming and whistling wherever i go. I am all jokes all the
time. (well, i didn't actually say funny ones did i?) The most solid
piece of evidence that proves this though, is that in the past week i have had 4
specific instances of crush-like behaviour.
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