Me And My Nerd Making GoSpecific.Com: Practically the first, but actually the second post.

A brief flirt with the idea of being a nerd has ended in bitter disappointment and a feeling of inadequacy. "You're not nerdy enough" A statement uttered from the lips of the girl upon whom i have bestowed my affections. I think perhaps being 80% percent nerd was an over-estimation :( This has quickly become rather emotional. *weeps in a bin*

Right.. I'm over that. I haven't heard from My Nerd in a few days, not since we last met and feasted upon a carvery in the mighty kingdom of Letchworth. It's away on holiday having an exuberant jolly in the forest... yes THE forest, i believe there is only one in existence. Its last promise upon departure was that it would play with some layouts for GoSpecific.Com and go over the ideas made previously. I'm literally on the verge of eating something else at this moment, breakfast simply served to tease me. I'm not sure how this paragraph ended where it did, but I'm happiest that way. Lets all agree that a useful destination is a boring one.

As I embark on this third paragraph, I must warn of its overly insightful and utterly revelational qualities. If you are someone who doesn't take kindly to wild imagery you should turn away because spoons are involved. Upon eating breakfast I had a thought about spoons and the way in which they have never been used to make a statement of individuality. This is despite the fact I ate my breakfast with my hands. Here is what i concluded. If you want to stand out from the crowd simply eat a spoon. Imagine the many billions of people a day who come within millimetres of eating their spoon as they thrust in their scram. Push it one step further and you'll truly have bucked the trend. Could it be any more simple and cost effective to be individual? Everybody should try this now so we can ALL be individual.