Asymptomatic

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No Radio in Philadelphia

I turned on the radio in the car today to listen to the Preston and Steve show on Y-100, and was surprised to find that what yesterday was a completely oblivious and happy staff of radio workers had been replaced with computerized R&B.

Yes, that’s right- there is no station in Philadelphia that plays modern rock. You can listen to WYSP if you want their mix, Creed meets Papa Roach meets Motey Crue, but there isn’t anyplace in Philly that’s playing modern rock, nor is there a good alternative to Howard Stern in the morning.

Oh Boy

You better REALLY appreciate this FFAF post because I had to sign up and retrieve an email and come back and log in again and wooh, I’m tired. And rambling.

And my puppy has really smelly farts. Aren’t you glad you know that now?

The week from Hell

Gosh, this week has been extremely busy and full of schtuff! I’ve had to do a project, read a friggin boring book, get ready for the book’s test, cook for a class of 20 people, go to an induction ceremony for the National Honor Society, act like a german doctor (take into consideration that I’m african-american)… This week hasn’t been fun. And… to top it all off, I can’t go out today. This SUCKS! Ohh well, it could be worse. I could’ve missed this FFAF :D Have a good Free for All Friday.

-Phoenix

FFAF Logistics and WordPress

Last month was my first month trying Free-For-All-Friday on this site, and although I’m thinking that doing it this month might be a mistake, let’s talk out how it’s done.

FFAF is a silly little meme where people open the registration on their site for a day, and allow anybody who comes along to post whatever post they like. This is done by creating a temporary guest account and publishing the username and password on the blog, or by allowing open registration publishing in the blogging tool.

I’m not sure how the Movable-Typers who started FFAF do it, but WordPressers of version 1.5 can make open registration publishing easy and temporary, if they understand how it works.