I’ve been playing around with the Bash environment variable $PS1 lately. If you don’t know what that means, Bash has four built-in variables for the prompt, $PS[1-4] (more detail). $PS1 is the variable that defines what you see each line.
Err, sorry I’m late this week. Real life has been a bit demanding lately. A couple big parties… Daylight Savings Time bull crap. Anyway, this week’s poem, from the 2003 Oracle, is Sinners Become Winners. Enjoy.
I played Dungeons & Dragons tonight for the first time in awhile. Adam “Jacobson” is the newest player in the group, though he had some trouble getting in, as he didn’t have an ID with him. Luckily, we found his ID using a camera and Adobe® Photoshop® Elements. So, I look forward to having a new member of our Dungeons & Dragons crew.
Happy Sunday everyone. Today’s poem, All About Life, is another one I wrote pre high school. It originally had the word “Fuck” several times. It had to be removed in order to be published. I don’t really know how this crap got published in the first place, but whatever…
Remember the all of my posted poems can be found at the possum.poetry page.
I’ve found a few interesting things regarding blogging lately. First, an interesting post about getting visitors. And some interesting articles have made news recently regarding comments (slashdot) and Google ads (slashdot) and free speech. Good to know I can’t get sued for what my commenters are posting. 
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