I discovered the obscure World Wide Web one boring afternoon in the College Library of San Agustin while I was skipping my P.E. class in 1997. My first account on the web was, of course, an email account: shadow@hotmail.com, which eventually expired due to lack of maintenance. I also created an account at AstroAdvice.com in 1998, as there was little interest on the web aside from chatting on mIRC and browsing adult content at the time. I was one of the staff writers, and since our school refused to provide internet access in the publication office, I began searching for a place to write online. Pyra had the answer. My original blog account was enigma.blogspot.com i wrote about something like 23 entries before I got retarded and stopped. It remained dormant for years as I became preoccupied with who knows who and other various distractions.
After moving to the capital city, I got a job working for the largest computer manufacturer to date and finally had some worthless time again to spend. So i began writing in Livejournal and transferred to Multiply .. where i became one of its first users. My earliest blog dates to from August of 2004, when Multiply was just making its way after being launched 8 months before. I stopped blogging in July 2005 and kept receiving insult and hate emails and spam with no bread shit hahaha and notifications asking when I would resume blogging. Since then, I have not had the time to look for the blog fillers I had written for months to fill the gap in my Multiply account, as they were stored on my iPod Video, which was completely formatted when a friend used it to transport files to the U.S. and back.
Too bad. After resigning from my previous company and dealing with numerous social and pseudo-personal affairs, I found myself with nothing interesting to do in one boring afternoon. I googled my real name, and to my surprise, I found a search result linking to a friend's blog site, where they thanked me for photo credits. After having shadowed my real name, insulted people online, and disrupted the sales and marketing efforts of several companies and brands, my real name popped up from a Blogspot account. It suddenly occurred to me that I might have a Blogger account, and I was pretty sure of it. I tried every email account I had, and to my surprise, it worked.
Since then, I have only used one password for all my online accounts, and it was fail-safe. Much to my astonishment, my account was still there. However, upon logging in, I discovered that my original URL name had been altered due to Blogger's policy, and I would need to rename it. The Multiply blogs were FTPed to this site and will soon be constantly updated. And this is where you are now. ~ Chairs! tables and party hats
After moving to the capital city, I got a job working for the largest computer manufacturer to date and finally had some worthless time again to spend. So i began writing in Livejournal and transferred to Multiply .. where i became one of its first users. My earliest blog dates to from August of 2004, when Multiply was just making its way after being launched 8 months before. I stopped blogging in July 2005 and kept receiving insult and hate emails and spam with no bread shit hahaha and notifications asking when I would resume blogging. Since then, I have not had the time to look for the blog fillers I had written for months to fill the gap in my Multiply account, as they were stored on my iPod Video, which was completely formatted when a friend used it to transport files to the U.S. and back.
Too bad. After resigning from my previous company and dealing with numerous social and pseudo-personal affairs, I found myself with nothing interesting to do in one boring afternoon. I googled my real name, and to my surprise, I found a search result linking to a friend's blog site, where they thanked me for photo credits. After having shadowed my real name, insulted people online, and disrupted the sales and marketing efforts of several companies and brands, my real name popped up from a Blogspot account. It suddenly occurred to me that I might have a Blogger account, and I was pretty sure of it. I tried every email account I had, and to my surprise, it worked.
Since then, I have only used one password for all my online accounts, and it was fail-safe. Much to my astonishment, my account was still there. However, upon logging in, I discovered that my original URL name had been altered due to Blogger's policy, and I would need to rename it. The Multiply blogs were FTPed to this site and will soon be constantly updated. And this is where you are now. ~ Chairs! tables and party hats
