Inspirations and Allusions to Coming Attractions

You know there actually is a story behind every card but yet I can't bring myself to tell this one. Maybe one day after the Statute of Limitations has run itself out.

But I'll let myself say this: there is a lot of satisfaction to be derived from language itself. Sadly so many of us forget this and wander around wondering why they're not happy and vaguely if it's because they don't have enough money. You probably think I'm just talking about poetry. No. I mean, you should try swapping out words inappropriately just to see what happens. Swearing is a good start. Society frowns upon swearing but I find it invigorating myself. Hardly anybody swears properly anymore. It's sad sometimes to think about how much society is going down hill.

Most readers of the Wrong Blog will have realized by now that I am firmly devoted to saving the world and so what I'm saying next will be part of that mission.

Here is my hint for the day. You don't have to use ordinary words to describe things. And if you should want to make sweet love like an anteater then I'm sure your lover will be perfectly understanding and willing to see things in an excitingly fresh and altogether different light. Or they'll freak out. One or the other.

A lot of minor changes are going to be appearing all over the site, including some better organization. In two or three weeks there is a new feature or two coming, but you'll see more on that later. The attentive among you will notice that the the header and site graphics have changed in the past twenty-four hours. Well, these changes are simply the beginning - many more things will change in regards to layout and stuff of that nature over the coming two weeks.

Actually, I hate it when organizations and websites throw out remarks like that, as if anything going on behind the scenes really matters.

But I can't help remarking on why I've been so invisibly busy - too much is going on in the background that I look forward to being out there and I think a few people will get a kick out of it. Not that pleasing many has ever been a focus of mine (see the bit in the header up there about being 'wrong for every occasion') but I like these convergences of common interest. Occasionally people feel fit to send wrongcards to each other - who am I to stand in the way of their poor judgment?

Anway I'd like to leave you with these inspiring thoughts.