David Hudson has a piece about Epinions on Spiegel Online; I'm quoted about halfway down. It's in German, so I ran it through Babelfish:
"It neither excessively costs much time nor trouble to write 75 words over something which I do not know at all. In the college I made that constantly. 300 Epinions, presupposed them are well platziert, could bring a welcome revitalization of my petty cash for few expenditure with itself, completely apart from the value of the experiment."
I guess that's more or less what I said. Here's the readable English version over at PeterMe.
Speaking of Epinions, I watched The Mummy this afternoon. Boy, did that ever suck.
An Epinion of one of my favorite childhood books: Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs.
