A collection of rhyming prosaic insights insightful enough to roughly cover a simple idea of the Internet; how
it is considered in regards to humour and good natured trends managing the mores and habits of countless
users and affectionate fans.
If I were right, the night that passed before I ate that great helping of hamburger helper without the hamburger is larger than the day when my parents may or may not have given their approval towards weening hours words or dirges meant for a respective lot coddling each sodden ploy to get more play at the station
And with your last living breath, leave behind the slivers of insight or even the bad times.
Remember your membership at the online bistro.
Really good coffee is like ordering a pizza from the online shop.
You consume it after you get it and it is hot, supposedly.
Not to say that faded drivers or writers involved in a direct war with sweetener or pizza sauce are at a loss for what to do with the processing power of their computer, or even especially crave a delectable part of who will, in the coming years, develop the pristine reliability technology has to offer families as well as the random beat nick.
First it starts with how easily someone can depend on their pizza, then coffee at the door; then integrated applications influencing the manner by which people can expect consistency and products and/or services associated with on or around the idea of the web itself.
All I need is a webring on my left hand and the deal is done.
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