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Michael Maguire is cross armedly confident he is far more attractive than other digital poets.
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Playing this afternoon with one of Jason’s files.
( JN added: Michael Maquire, playmate model and stare perfectionist, responded to my pictoral intervention here. )
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3 Responses to “Pundit Poetry Generator”.
Wow……I really enjoyed this. I know nothing of subject matter, but the look and feel is really well done, an extremely creative use of the file!!!
And…..can I suggest something. Send this out!!!
Send it to sports blogs and columnists……and call it digital poetry when you do…..this work…is exactly
the kind that can cross boundaries…can reach a larger audience….
and post some links here when it gets moving around the web.
cheers, Jason
Thanks Jason, great suggestions. Now with the addition of your visual aids, I’m finally getting to know ( & even love) myself (& others) a little better (-:
http://www.michaeljmaguire.com/index.php?q=node/42
So…you are fan of Drupal. Gravity scares me. I’m glad, of course, that gravity keeps sharp things anchored, but drooping or even drupaling gives me the shivers.
You might be right by the way about Drupal. I just took
the easy route. Oh and the reason you can’t edit the comments is because I’ve locked most into the Author role,
so no commenting editing allowed. I do that because, above all, I am a bitter young man, hell bent on bending and helling.
cheers, Jason
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