This blog is in the process of being set up. Kindly disregard its present appearance, its potentially limited functionality in isolated areas, as well as the impressively low number of informative entries. We are working on it; to what end exactly, we shall see. Our webmaster (right … no, left) is a bit of a technological genius, so it may take his nibs ten to the power of twelve times the age of the universe years to figure it all out, like the proverbial lizard crawling through molasses. (If this expression has not yet attained proverb status, it most certainly should have–if not full-fledged proverb, then idiom at least … that would be idiom with a final ”m,” not with a “t” like our crack webmaster.)
"You have a point. An idiotic one, but a point."
Meaningless Trial Entry
By Cyberquill • 09/18/2009 • 1 CommentThis is the first sentence of this meaningless trial entry. This is the second sentence of this meaningless trial entry. This is the third sentence of this meaningless trial entry. This is the fifth … no … this is the fourth sentence of this meaningless trial entry. This is … this must be the fifth or sixth sentence of this meaningless trial entry. This is the seventh sentence of this meaningless trial entry. This is the eighth sentence of this meaningless trial entry. This is another eighth sentence of this meaningless trial entry. This is the tenth sentence of this meaningless trial entry. (The ninth sentence was accidentally deleted. An investigation is underway.)

Sleepy or simply not riveted by this post?
This is a new paragraph with a picture of a yawning jaguar to the right. Even the poor kitty seems bored to tears by now. Speaking of pussycats, here comes a random link test. Oops. Wrong link. Here we go: the correct link … no … for heaven’s sake … never mind, this is the one. Meow. This mercifully concludes the link test segment of this meaningless trial entry.
This sentence opens the final paragraph of this meaningless trial entry. Happily, this sentence concludes the final paragraph of this meaningless trial entry.
The Cassandra Ad
By Cyberquill • 08/31/2009 • 2 CommentsAlthough not a big believer in prophecies, Cyberquill has long been intrigued by the timing of this eerily portentous advertisement, which appeared on the back cover of the September 2001 edition (i.e., published sometime in July or August 2001) of an eyewear magazine. If only all metal had been FLEXON® indeed:




