PuzzleDonkey. That was a great way to start the day with a smile.
And I dont think we want WeatherGirl torturing you with lukewarm tea or the like.
Appears that her inner Shrek could be dangerous.
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That’s the problem, isn’t it? Unhindered by Talent belongs to us all now, which does complicate things. How would you and Sub-Evil feel about me changing the title to just “Unhindered by talent” and leaving the name as φ? Or just leaving well enough alone?
]]>Unhindered by Talent is a triumvirate these days. If you claim it for yourself consequences will ensue! Desolation? Agony?
I’ve got a dragon here and I’m not afraid to use it. I’m a donkey on the edge!
]]>Thanks to you both for the feedback. Maybe I’ll have to stick with the original name after all.
Desert: I’m afraid the irony in my post title didn’t come through very well. It’s been pretty clear for a long time that I’m somewhere in the tail of several distributions (you should see my music collection). I was just struck by how clearly that burst of posts had exposed that vein. I hadn’t set out in this blog to be particularly political (or to avoid it), but it’s clear looking back on the last few months that it’s a recurring theme :-).
But, hey, I like being a puzzle. And together we’re a Puzzle Donkey…
]]>I vote for the pedestrianized unhindered by talent . It is whimsical, obviously untrue, and encourages exploration of your site by those who dont know you. I image people thinking …. ‘I gotta look around here and see if I can find any sign of talent from this guy’
Of course calling yourself Prarie ‘radical’ would be pretty radical for a guy who just recently proclaimed his liberalism ….
You’re a puzzle.
]]>I get a kick out of “Unhindered by talent” because it has a kind of optimism that I like, but I like Free Radical on the Prairie too.
But I’m not very good at this kind of thing – I think my own moniker is fairly lame (though I’ve got so used to it now it doesn’t really register as words with meaning but just a name, like when kids get named things that are actual words, like Dakota or something). So I might not give the best advice on this topic!
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