piece of shep

Jen had a great idea, so I thought I’d steal it. This is 2005 in review.

January

I made my thoughts clear about the scarf, which still brings many people to my site to this day.

I created my own blogging rules which i still try to follow

I blamed hip hop for all our woes.

February

Superbowl and PCP- What can be more fun?

I discussed the American Dream….. again.

I also discussed the game and how it’s ok to be a watcher.

March

String Theory Proof makes me lucky in google.

Podcasting made it to the hip hop world.

Giant Steps enthralled me.

Mediacrap upset me almost as much as the passing of Mitch Hedberg.

April

Scientific American gives us a joke.

My Birthday came and went.

I wrote my first (and only) plugin.

and was excited of the fact that I use the same blogging platform as famous people.

May

I was nearing the end of my college career.

I read the history of the internet and complained that I missed the early 90′s.

It was an emotional ending at work, but my brick cheered me up.

June

June was a slow month, but I did get together with 2 other generations of Cardinals fans.

Black Egypt brought some discussion around the internet, but not as much as the FSM.

July

Tom Cruise became a nutjob while the rest of the world had some office fun.

The Kennewick man and wordpress made the news.

August

A funny statistic came out, while Christopher Walkin decided to run for President.

Rules to drink by were posted, but there was no bonus track.

September

I had a mint while watching heros

Trusted Computing helped me reflect on Cardinals Nation.

October

The Passion of a different kind was announced while I still supported my Cardinals

Young racists spread across the net faster than a Flock of sheps.

November

November brought the Boondocks and cheers for Chris Carpernter and Albert Pujols.

The rules to being a man were not included in the geography of men and women.

Bush had no exit strategy for our Turkus.

Don’t Shop American became my motto over the next several weeks.

December

Richard Pryor left us as I became unofficially-officially strange

Many theories graced my blog, including one about Dave Chappelle and the buffalo.

WordPress 2.0 was released, even though many bugs were still present. Maybe it should have been designed by System/79.

And that is my boring 2005 in brief. Maybe 2006 will be a bit more exciting. I hope everyone has a great new year. Make it a safe one.