Jonathan Swift once said, “Vision is the art of seeing what is invisible to others.” Man I already finished two daily creates for week 12 already here it is. I just have so much work like I’m so tired that I want to go to a friend and be like:…
I had a co-worker who told me the internet “was just a fad” and the fan fervor would die down soon. That was in late 1995 when I was first venturing out and using things like telnet and Delphi and CompuServe chat rooms you could find by logging onto servers …
For this last daily create which I enjoyed over the last couple of days. I answered the most recent daily create where we were asked to produce a blurb about our first official experience with the internet in one of the more involved capacities. In the excerpt below:
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November 12th Mouse Meme
Such an accurate meme of my life!
When did your open web life start? Can you remember what you typed first? Tell us the story.
The first time when i entered the web world I made my first social account with Facebook. It …
My final daily create of the week really made me think. I chose to do the “If poets wrote parking tickets”. Poetry isn’t really my thing. Don’t get me wrong, i love to read it! I enjoy reading poetry. It’s the creating poetry i dislike. I can just never …
Don’t debate.
Because you’re late.
No coins in the meter.
Just make me meaner.
You pushed your luck.
But your just a dumb fuck.
Now you get a ticket.
Don’t raise your picket.
So have a nice day.
And you better pay.
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Hope you enjoyed my little poem. It …
I did today’s daily create, “If Poets Wrote Parking Tickets.” So I think the moral of the story is that I am not a poet. My rhymes are terrible, my lines are too long, and my poem only makes a little sense but I was going for funny not realistic. …
An Andy Warhol inspired project for today’s daily create: Creae an “antifilm”. I guess in this case, it means create a film depicting the mundane. I decided to film myself doing the practically everyday (in the first world at least) activity of typing away on the computer. What was I …
