I changed the sidebar up a bit, removing some of the old bits and modifying others. You may notice I changed the "About Us" Section to "YNTE Staff" and gave us all titles.
So congratulations to me for being named Editor-In-Chief! I may not be king of the blog, but at least I have a title. I figured that since any given month I produced 60-100% of the content, and I'm the one "signing" the "paychecks", it was fair.
Steve and Tom, your titles can be improved if you actually start contributing.
Let me know if anyone wants their links changed or anything.
Also, did I leave anything out on the "popular memes" sidebar?
Wednesday, February 3, 2010
Tuesday, February 2, 2010
Ouch, so close!
Check this out! Tom ALMOST posted last month!He managed to type a title: "Please excuse me, but is that your elbow in my soup?"
He only forgot to type the rest of the post. And then he forgot to click "Publish". He almost had it!
Was there an elbow in his soup? The world may never know.
We are the only cool people on the internet.
In case there was any confusion, we created it...
Nobody else is cool enough to talk about adsjfhpiouczvn;alerth, only us.
Also, this time Matt is King of the Blog. Damn it, Google! WHY CAN'T I BE KING?
Nobody else is cool enough to talk about adsjfhpiouczvn;alerth, only us.
Also, this time Matt is King of the Blog. Damn it, Google! WHY CAN'T I BE KING?
It has to stand for SOMETHING.
Yet another combo meme. Pretty happy with how my alterations turned out. No idea why I spent my time on this and not my actual webcomic.
Monday, February 1, 2010
Best of Both Worlds
We like YNTE meme, and we like our new adsjfhpiouczvn;alerth meme, and we like comic books. So, it's only obvious that I blend all three of these together. Our two favorite memes in comic book style! Hell, there are even children in here. The only thing it's lacking is a boy with long hairs and/or a bear.Not to mention that the children in this photo are creepy.
Also, on another topic:
Matt: I'll bet you ten of Tom's Dollars that he didn't post last month
Evan: he sure didn't
Evan: the real question is if he will post at all this year
Matt: I think we should just keep giving him crap until he does
Evan: that's the plan
Evan: if money doesn't motivate him to post, maybe shame will
It makes more sense than most Coldplay songs.
It's funny because all Coldplay songs are terrible gibberish. Get it?
January Roundup
I made graphs:
The first graph tells us a few things:
1) Matt made his 5 post quota; Tom failed to in the most remarkable way possible. Therefore, Matt's maximum take remains at 50 bucks. Tom's is down to 40. Evan, with his 10 posts now has a maximum take of -90.
2) Matt has 6 posts. This means that I passed his adsjfhpiouczvn;alerth post. I also passed my own. The Rule Czar only gets to discount posts which I call shenanigans on, which is lucky for you guys, because apparently I picked a Rule Czar who is more strict than I am.
The second graph is also interesting. It really shows the history of YNTE year by year.
2007) The year of great enthusiasm, which quickly fades.
2008) The year the blog (almost) died.
2009) The year the blog was kind of resuscitated due to my limited stubbornness.
2010) The year of too early to tell.
If we look at January (and to a certain degree, December, where the Gauntlet scheme was hatched) I am seeing a major upswing. It looks like we are in for a very good year.
Stick around, I have some cool things planned for February.
The first graph tells us a few things:1) Matt made his 5 post quota; Tom failed to in the most remarkable way possible. Therefore, Matt's maximum take remains at 50 bucks. Tom's is down to 40. Evan, with his 10 posts now has a maximum take of -90.
2) Matt has 6 posts. This means that I passed his adsjfhpiouczvn;alerth post. I also passed my own. The Rule Czar only gets to discount posts which I call shenanigans on, which is lucky for you guys, because apparently I picked a Rule Czar who is more strict than I am.
The second graph is also interesting. It really shows the history of YNTE year by year.
2007) The year of great enthusiasm, which quickly fades.
2008) The year the blog (almost) died.
2009) The year the blog was kind of resuscitated due to my limited stubbornness.
2010) The year of too early to tell.
If we look at January (and to a certain degree, December, where the Gauntlet scheme was hatched) I am seeing a major upswing. It looks like we are in for a very good year.
Stick around, I have some cool things planned for February.
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