I thought this was dead and buried. I was wrong. Beware: Wolf Shirt!
It's right flippin' behind you. RUN BITCH!
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When last we left our hero he was bitching about Facebook. Really, when last your hero cared about this blog it was sometime around September 2007. Let's not kid ourselves, I couldn't give a shit.
Sometimes I think: my god I need to post. Then I just went on living my life. However after the third time I used my position in the office as a soapbox for my diatribes, I decided I should maybe resume venting that sort of thing on the internet, both for the sake of my coworkers and my biographers no doubt reading these very words decades from now and uttering a silent thanks to both my narcissistic proclivities and the preservative power of the internet.
Now, those selfsame proclivities are going to provide you with ~3 minutes of video entertainment. And it shall take the form of: The Cinnamon Challenge.
Browsing YouTube in the presence of the girlfriend and the ex-roommate's fiancee, I was informed of its existence. Prior to this, I had never heard of such a thing. What it entails is a tablespoon of cinnamon, in your mouth, for you to attempt to consume. Emphasis on attempt.
It has been deemed impossible. As proof, here's a friend and fellow SoE alum making the attempt:
Challenge Status: FAIL
I however would not be disuaded. Below you can see my glorious and hilarious attempt at the challenge.
Warning: I make some extremely horrible faces in this video. Aroused women should take note, and possibly redirect themselves to my other videos.
Challenge Status: Victory!
The celebration is to take place this weekend. I'm to be crowned King of "Painful Internet Challenges," thereby dethroning the guy who made it 1:46 into 2 Girls 1 Cup.
The top and bottom five people and things of the moment; when I say you're on the list, this is the list I mean.
The sites I love written by the people I stalk.
Expect this list to grow as I notice omissions. Think of it as an extended Oscar speech where the person gets to come up with new acknowledgements for a few months years before someone escorts him away.