Random blog post: I gotta get thru this station

Leader of the pack

c: 17 Sep 2010 11:26 | f: /

Is being numero uno to post on a blog all it’s cracked up to be?

First!!!1

There. I saved someone the trouble of telling the world how quick they are at typing. Next time someone posts first for the sake of being first on your blog, here’s a pro-forma that you may use as a reply. If you don’t like it, try another.

Dear commenter,

Firstly, may I congratulate you on being first. I found your one-word adjunct mesmerizing to the point I almost wept with joy upon assimilating its perfectly formed reasoning. I now feel equipped to tackle a 16 x 16 sudoku.

Unassuming in stature, yet insightful in approach, your voice has inspired me to reply with an equally visceral torrent that I hope will instil open-mouthed disbelief, akin to those who witness the Grand Canyon.

Contrary to popular opinion, being first to post on a blog is indeed the primary sign of unflappable eminence. It is the cornerstone of cool and I pray your literary genius will reap rewards in the bedroom.

Knowing such skill exists in this sometimes callous world is a beacon to us all. I had no idea that the words of Anton Chekhov would one day pale into insignificance in your mighty shadow. The (digital) pen truly is mightier than the sword.

Your linguistic ability is unsurpassed and on a quantum level that renders it beyond comprehension. In fact, just this morning the human genome project called and wish you to contribute to their research.

Of primary note is the way you weaved such power into such a compact form without compromising the integrity of your message. Even my pet snake, Colin, shed a tear.

Undoubtedly though, I think you’ll find that — as originator of this article — I was first to write on the page. That fact is both unequivocal and demonstrable. While commenting first is big and most certainly clever, I trust next time you consider textual ejaculation on someone’s carefully crafted website that you do so between mouthfuls of arsenic.

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