Weblogs are usually pretty easy for readers to get into. Lance Fortnow's Computational Complexity Web Log is probably the most difficult-to-read weblog I've ever come across. But that's OK because if you're into computational complexity, it's just the thing.
Speaking of which, I need to clean some things. My car mostly. The Web to the rescue once again: howtocleananything.com. I'm not sure if it'll be helpful or not, but I love that it exists. (Related: This to That gives advice on how to glue this thing to that thing.)
Ridiculous.
Nuh uh. Brilliant.
i go with the first; ridiculous.
Nice to see that some folks are embracing the old adage that brevity is the soul of wit. Very very witty.
From witty to potty humor: Planet Urine are pet stain removal experts.
I have a different type of pet stain. Perhaps I need Planet Uranus?
Even better is lambda the ultimate, a weblog about programming language theory.
Uranus! Now that's funny.
just thought i'd point out murray gell-mann's home page :) specifically, it's complicated!
it appears error is the source of complexity, keke :) so fallible!
Jason, after you clean your car you can go get a brand new antenna ball here - www.crazyantennaballs.com.
And later you can order your genetically engineered chubby pet rat here.
How about that?!?
It's good to see that there still such thing as the "first-mover" on the Internet, as I'm about to open www.howtocleanafiveyearoldcarforjustthesecondtimeinasmanyyears.com.
Also, not to forget the pulse-rare ecommerce sector, www.buythisblankethasbeensittinginthebackofmypickuptruckforsixmonths.com covers a pretty niche market.
I'm accepting angel funding offers, and some lessons on brevity.
Not to mention grammar and cohesiveness; "pulse-rare ecommerce vein".
Ah, but what is the most difficult weblog to read design-wise??
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