It seems as though I have an arch-nemesis or player hater of sorts...

Juanler has luanched the KevinStink's blog.

What a bastard... you launch a blog whose specific intent is to bash me?

Rest assured, dude, you'll be getting a piece of my mind and probably a piece of my overpowering fists.

For all you spectaters, keep an eye out for further proof that I own Juanler in all aspects of life... Except at being gay - he's totally the master of being gay.

I decided, after months of consideration, to make a Myspace.com account. Mainly to plug myself into the happenin' online social community.

Here's the link: Kevzink!

I've tinkered with my "About Me" section quite a bit now - let me know what you think of the layout.

I decided to use this "box'ish" design after reading through so many "About Me" pages and being completely bored.

My design is relying on the idea that your eyes will automatically hone in on the racy, weird, outrageous, and/or scandalist statements I've put in there. Then, once I've got you good and offended, confused, or angered, you'll be interested enough to read the entire "About Me" section. I mean, I took the time to write it - I might as well try to make people read it!

Also, as I found out, you can hack the hell out of the CSS in MySpace. I managed to entirely remove the "blog" and "extended network" items on my profile page simply through CSS.

A comparison of my kitchen when I first purchased my house and now:





The amount of time, effort, and money? Um, yea... doesn't matter because it was totally worth it!

Finally, I can follow up my original kitchen floor post. In case you're not up to speed, I ripped up my old kitcen floor about a month ago, after a very long battle, only to find that it was concealing a horrid layer of linoleum. Luckily, the linoleum was a total pushover, and I had him out of there in no time.

So, after days of strenuous work, I present to you my new kitchen floor. I had originally planned on putting down ceramic, but I decided against it at the last minute and went with a Pergo floating floor. (It was going to be far less work than ceramic.)