I'm not a little unwell, I'm damn crazy

See title.  No idea why anyone would argue the other way around, especially in today's society. If you say, "I'm sick," everyone either wants to burn you with fire or stick you in a hazmat suit. At the very least, you'll have a fun time trying to be around kids from any set of parents.

But if you claim that you're crazy, then people want to give you a free t-shirt.  Clothes cost money, so better damn believe that I'll take as much free shit as possible.

I'm actually pretty excited- I've passed the 3 month blog mark... sorta. Most bloggers quit within the first three months, and I'm still writing and kicking, so that's great.  Even better, despite a short lived StumbleUpon ad campaign inflating my view numbers, I do, intact, have a semi-devoted tiny readership. And I'll fucking take that. I'll take the shit out of that.

Like this, but with less rape

At any rate, I'm very happy with how far the blog has gotten. Despite the fucked up links, despite the horrendous typos and grammar, despite the shoddy posting schedule, it's still here. And with the New Year, it's time for me to try to make it even better.

I promise to bring in the New Year with something the blog had for a little while, and then lost: a backlog and editing- which means, no more horrible, terrible, no good, very bad typos.  Having a backlog means better grammar (but I've got a long way to go in that regard- and I'll still break the rules on purpose every once in a while).  Having a backlog means no more rushed posts.

I started this wanting to do it right, and damn it, I'm going to do it right.  You guys have dealt with my growing pains, and I virtually pinkie promise all of you that this blog will be kicking until the world ends.

Note: joke may be on you, considering the world is slighted to end this year. Then again, I've already survived like 4 predicted apocalypses, so I'm not all that worried.

To everyone still reading this (and any new readers I get): you guys fucking rock harder than you know. Let's fight ignorance with a healthy dose of snark together.