No, really. This isn't funny anymore. Who IS this?

[catsittingstill]

It's me.  Honest.  I just have a quick question:  dan_ad_nauseam has set up an InsaneJournal account.  InsaneJournal has the same code as LJ, supposedly.  Do any of my clever techie friends have suggestions on how I could add his InsaneJournal account to my LJ friends page?  When I pull up "Manage your friends" I don't see any way to do it.

In other news, I made my first Wikipedia edit today.  A statue of the Flying Spagetti Monster has been put up on the Crossville Tennessee county courthouse lawn (thanks to Dan for the link to the link to the link), and I felt this important landmark should be added to the "points of interest" section of the Crossville, Tennessee Wikipedia page.  If *I* went to Crossville, *I'd* stop to see it.

I don't know if my edit will be allowed to stand.  I guess we'll see.

Comments

[technoshaman.livejournal.com]

FSM? Crossville?! Wow, whodathunkit? They're a whole lot more enlightened on that side of the Cumberlands, then... over in Lutrell (which isn't too far from you, alas) they take days off from public school to attend revivals, and what few folks don't end up pressured into going get bullied and beat up. (I was glad my little sister got out of Union County...)

Glad to hear the Enlightenment is spreading.

More on RSS'ing InsaneJournal in a separate comment.

[catsittingstill.livejournal.com]

Um. Actually Crossville has only started letting other religions put displays on the courthouse lawn because the ACLU sent them a polite letter to the effect that they can't let one religion have displays and fence other religions out. I'm pretty sure from the article that the mayor of Crossville is not very happy about the FSM being there.

But I'm hoping the Enlightenment will spread even here in Tennessee.

[technoshaman.livejournal.com]

Hey, credit where credit is due, they didn't have to sue for the privilege... I'll be more than happy to settle for a polite reminder being sufficient. There and in this generation anyway. (Give it another ten years, and I'm gonna raise the bar. :)