Apparently, weird words are common ones... at least now anyway when everyone has access to sites like http://www.worldwidewords.org/weirdwords/ I went through words like "balductum" the poor, unnoticed bastard cousin of the word "balderdash" and someone had that blogspot name. Someone even had "burgoo" which is a sailor's stew, "foofaraw," and "flapdoodle" (meaning both nonsense or naughty bits - why don't we use this anymore???? so versatile!)
In frustration, I typed in what the monkey! and someone had that, too. So, minus the "t" you now have my attempt at blogging. Which also many not last very long since the endless list of people who took what sounded to be original names have left it in the recesses of the world wide web, languishing with nothing but words that say "test," or "i don't know why i'm on here." Most blogs had died somewhere between 2002-2004. I'm not sure why. Did the Patriot Act swoop in and silence them from talking about the really hot guy they saw at the locker that day or how yummy that bowl of ramen was after smoking pot?
I wanted angry asian girl, for reasons apparent in the title, but someone took that too. I hoped to find a journal close to that of www.angryasianman.com with pictures, videos, and minority rants bordering on the inane. But instead, I found a single mild picture of a female who looked like she was 12, wearing white and smiling. Where was the grenade bomb and outfits of warfare? Or at least a cute cartoon of a small child stabbing something? Sigh. So disappointing. And now because of a junior high schooler, I'm stuck with "what he monkey." yay.
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