blogging

I was reading a blog entry on the Beacon Broadside page in which the blogger explains why he's writing a book, despite the fact that the people the book would be aimed towards probably wouldn't read it, or wouldn't agree with it if they did.  Read More »

Sorry for the High School Musical pun, but it is true. Here we are, basically strangers, all aiming for the same goals. One goal is to get the scholarship. Most (not all) are participating in hopes to get that nice $1,500 towards insanely expensive college tuition. However, we also have another goal: progressing.  Read More »

Prologue of sorts...
In my profile, if you care to look, you'll see that the majority of my description is devoted "I came. I saw. I blogged". Lame, but hey, I was more interesting in blogging than creating an entertaining profile description.  Read More »

It has come to my attention that Myspace is indeed a sort of drug for millions of people around the world. I myself have a Myspace, but have not spent enough time on it to use it to its full potential. Myspace is like a drug. Once used, people feel prone to return to it over and over again, "just to check something". These people are subconsiously ADDICTED to a computer program on the internet.  Read More »

I think it is that time again to give some of the new people on the site some tips about blogging, commenting, and ProU itself.

Advice tip 1:  Read More »

This blogging platform has been particularly trying, compared to Type Pad, Blogger and Wordpress.org/com--all of which I've used. For all its flaws (limited rich-text tools, no saving option and slow speed) the most controversial in my couple days of experience has been the rating system.  Read More »

WARNING I can not confirm nor deny progressiveness of the proceeding blog. Contents may or may not be made up and maybe a waste of a good blogger’s time. View at your own discretion.  Read More »

Today I would like to share my objective thoughts and feelings regarding poop. Unlike many things in life, poop does not discriminate. Poop applies to the life of everyone- all people have experienced poop. This may seem like an assumption, but studies and personal experience support the idea that poop is vital to our existence.  Read More »