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Saturday, January 05, 2002 Gary Turner - Momentary Lapses of Composure "Not two months ago did I start this weblog. Actually more like a year and two months but it went incommunicado for a year until Chris Locke, RageBoy to this friends, did hurl another of his insanely crafted EGR issues wherein he suggested that, for a laugh, readers set-up their own weblogs, register with Daypop, name-drop him and he'd do the same back. I don't know whether he considers this experiment of his a success or whether in fact he was actually being serious but nonetheless, like a sheep I did as he commanded. That is why, dear reader, you will see my name at the bottom of his blogroll list. Not, I should stress, through any meritous conduct on my part. And if you care to check back to the earliest posts on this weblog you'll see just what a battle I had even getting him to do that. Knowing him he'll change his mind anyway and decide that weblogs are pass�, recite at length some obscure texts nobody has ever heard of and bin the whole notion." Not bloody likely. Respect backatcha. 7:18 AM | link | 
Friday, January 04, 2002 Only Four More Shopping Days Till Bombast!!! 9:05 AM | link |
Holding Out for a Hero? Gonzo Marketing Seeks Escape from Mass Marketers' Grip Why is it that no one believes me? Was it something I said? In this lengthy (and highly speculative) review, Andrew Goodman attempts to prove that I really did read Habermas, whereas the truth is (as I said in the book) that I really didn't. My formal education pretty much ended with Dr. Strange and Silver Surfer comics read by the light of way too much LSD. In those days, any notion of "communicative action" was like, you know, man, totally out of the question. Nice trails though. I slipped the surly bonds of the mass marketers' grip long ago, baby! 8:47 AM | link |
This Just In... The Internet today reached levels of boredom never before recorded. Midas Welby, Vice President of Enterprise-Wide Perspicacity at Forrester Research said: "Uh... well, it's actually very complex. I think it's because... No wait, that can't be it... Perhaps it's that... ah, yes, now it's coming to me!" To read the entire report, stick your head up your ass and see if you can find it there. Do you about as much good as clicking on one more GODDAM URL! Fuck, I've had it. No news at 11. I quit. 12:50 AM | link |
Monday, December 31, 2001 The Sunday Times (London) reviews Gonzo Book of the week: Gonzo Marketing... 1:15 PM | link |
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