Truth For The Twenty-First Century

[filkertom]

Anne hooked me up with this one, and I'm hoping it's aa quietly-shared laugh and not intended to be a clue-by-4 upside my useless skull. But what I love is how far the universe has progressed in only a few short years. And how this guy has capitalized on it, to an extent, although I think he could easily expand.

The web site is called: Things My Girlfriend And I Have Argued About.

Dot Com.

Comments

[rollick.livejournal.com]

Heh. Old news, my friend. Check out his debut novel from last year, "Things My Girlfriend And I Have Argued About." (http://theavclub.com/review.php?review_id=6187) It doesn't come to much, but it's pretty entertaining, and it's not just reruns from the site, it's an actual story.

His latest book, "A Certain Chemistry," (http://theavclub.com/review.php?review_id=7607) isn't as entertaining for various reasons, IMHO, though his writing is maturing.

Now if he'd just clean up his home page a little. His stories are hilarious, but the site's so CLUNKY, and it hasn't been redesigned in at least three years, as far as I can tell.

But if you're really into goofy Brits with lengthy URLs, check out What Should I Put On The Fence Dot Com (http://whatshouldiputonthefence.com/) sometime.

[james-rayner.livejournal.com]

I have only one thing to say on this one.

I want a girlfriend like that. ^_^

[billroper]

I tripped over this website a few years ago. I nearly hurt myself laughing.