Wednesday, September 21, 2005

Apologies to Aaron.

I've been notified that Aaron wasn't responsible for the Webdings fiasco. I'm hereby revoking his new nickname and reinstating the old one. Welcome back, Flash.

And to the unnamed individual behind this travesty: I am very disappointed indeed.

Monday, September 19, 2005

Lost all respect.

We all remember the great security shirt design from Impact 2004. It was a stroke of pure genius. Well, today my friend Matt was looking through the Webdings font, and found the exact same symbol that was on the shirt. I gotta tell you, Aaron, I just lost all my respect for you. From this time on, I hereby revoke your prior nickname, Flash, and replace it with the following: Webdinger (and all that the name implies). So, I hope you've learned your lesson. Hmmph.

Thursday, September 15, 2005

The Unlikely Underwear Model



Does anyone recognize the model? Maybe from camp... or maybe from Keypoint Church in Arkansas? I gotta tell you, I was just as surprised as you are.

Saturday, September 10, 2005

Servers are annoying.

It's 5:25 AM. I've been awake for almost two complete days fixing one of our company's web hosting servers (thus the outage of my blog). At this point, we've recovered the data, rebuilt the server, and are in the process of bringing it back to our colocation facility. I don't have time for details now, but it will suffice to say that I've seen enough Linux for a while.

Friday, September 09, 2005

Flaky people aren't so bad.

Today God revealed something to me about my personality that I've never thought about before. Lately I've become very annoyed by people, specifically Christians, that I label as flaky. For reason of not offending my readers, I'll skip the details, but I think you all know the kind of people I'm talking about. Basically, the ones that stand in the way of Christianity being cool and marketable. God showed me that I've gotten to the point where I detest their flakiness even more than sinfulness, and that's where the problem lies.

There are two things about flaky people that I've come to realize: First, these people mean well. They just want to serve God the best way they know how. Second, some people are actually ministered to by their lives. Albeit, most of those people are flaky too, but that doesn't mean it's not ministry. I can't discredit a certain style of ministry just because I don't like it, or because I think it's cheesy. I'm just hurting myself, and my relationship with God, for saying bad things about these types of people... because inconceivable as it is to me, God may have actually told these people to do what they're doing, and who am I to say otherwise?

Anyhow, in summary, I'd like to say that flaky people aren't so bad. They may annoy me, and there's no stopping that, but I'll keep my annoyance to myself and realize that God still has a place for them, just like the place he has for me.