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Mark Dykeman
Writes world's worst social media/network profiles. Like this one.
Today I am thankful for chairs with adjustable height and backs, as well as the human nervous system and autumn trail mix.
Subtle plug for Castle, guys. Almost got it by me. #themiddle #not
writers put their “toys back in the box” when they leave - reading this phrase a lot this week...
Another week, another Twitter bio update. But I WILL NOT be held to that standard. Thankee-sai.
For whatever reason, DC hired Orson Scott Card to boost sales and/or create some publicity. Sometimes you get what you wished for.
It's funny how context helps me recognize someone's voice.
It's one of those nights where your thought processes slow down to the speed of absolute zero.
Canada Writes - We have a winner: The Tweet Your Own Horn Challenge http://www.cbc.ca/books... via @cbcbooks
Considering buying a dummies guide to poetry. Seriously.
It's Monday. You're all great. I'm in your corner. Now cry havoc and... er, have a good day.
Anytime I see spaceships in a documentary I get worried.
Watching Duck Dynasty instead of the Oscars. I feel like growing a beard.
There are still moments when Twitter is the coolest thing ever.
Now up to The Wolves of the Calla (Book V of the Dark Tower series) - this was one of my favorites.
Would it be torture to force someone to watch their toenails grow, day in, day out? No: the torture would be making it a reality show.
Am I Leonard's Babylon 5 to Sheldon's Firefly? That just seems so backwards.
Pondering the use of animals as tools in The Flintstones.
Not to get all excusical, but tonight I went to see a musical. The deets why no Tweets.
RT @rands: The Long Thought: http://www.randsinrepose.com/archive...
Is there a "water keeps forming on the top of my yogurt each morning" help desk? Oh, and good morning.
RT @gbfans: "He slimed me Ray! I feel so funky!" #ghostbustersfriday
I'm definitely planning to stick with #community for the rest of the season, but it's definitely got a different feel.
The Neighbors is better than it gets credit for being.
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