As a footnote to the last post (a footnote that's physically above the original message)
I guess that proves that carnivory(?) is innately good...
and I wanted to post this which has some interesting stuff about paranormal mysteries and such but isn't stereotypically UFOish
It's interesting enough to keep me reading for a few hours.

I think I need to re-define my ideas on good and evil...

The phrase:
"I hate God and everything righteous, Satan rules. I'm going to torture, rape, and piliage at every opportunity. I will also eat 52 chicken wings for pride."

Is an astounding 93% Good, 7% Evil

So peoples, what's the plan for Halloween...?

I say party at Jess' house! Yay!

I need sleep...

Ah ha! South Park P

Hey Ed, that article's hilarious. Killer beavers hahahaha.

(As a footnote, that last post was a mere 32% evil)

Isn't "Hobo Beck" redundant?


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So apparently someone has come up with a way to evaluate the inherent "Goodness" and "Evilness"(?) of text. Naturally, I applied it to postings on this board. It seems that we have been getting less evil as time has gone on. May's posts (the few, the proud) were a surprising 46% evil. Since then, however, we've steadily been dropping and the first half of this month is a mere 25% evil (or 75% good, but who wants the glass to be half empty?). How we could be getting less evil while discussing more violent curling and showering and, well, Beck in general, is beyond me, but there you are. Curious (of course you are! You all want something to click!)? Here's the link for the Gematriculator. Just copy, paste and go!


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And finally, because you just can't make this stuff up, as well as to prove I didn't make it up either, the Drill Bit Guy, Ron Hunt

I just checked the Stick Ninja website but found nothing new yet... except for the build your own Southpark character thingy McDoohicky that's not really new, I just never used it before.

Anyway this is me as a Southpark character named: Hobo Beck

yeah beavers!!!

I don't have a problem with beavers... they can have all the trees they want