Comments on: Seven Things http://blog.johnlacey.net/seven-things/ Just another WordPress site Sat, 12 Feb 2011 11:12:27 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Rob http://blog.johnlacey.net/seven-things/#comment-717 Rob Sun, 28 Dec 2008 11:14:27 +0000 http://blog.johnlacey.net/?p=397#comment-717 Yes Mr adsense I do believe I am probably smarter than Miley cyris, her being a ditsy blond and all but no i will not take your survey I have more important things to do like commenting on johns blog. this blog was great! although serious in parts I found other parts really funny, especially 3 and 5, haha goodluck in the ney year with the songs and music, I know you will do well. =) Yes Mr adsense I do believe I am probably smarter than Miley cyris, her being a ditsy blond and all but no i will not take your survey I have more important things to do like commenting on johns blog.

this blog was great! although serious in parts I found other parts really funny, especially 3 and 5, haha

goodluck in the ney year with the songs and music, I know you will do well. =)

]]> By: Jordan Zacharowitz http://blog.johnlacey.net/seven-things/#comment-716 Jordan Zacharowitz Sun, 28 Dec 2008 09:55:44 +0000 http://blog.johnlacey.net/?p=397#comment-716 John that was an amazing post! It was very well written and I found it extremely entertaining As I read from #1 to #5 I was highly entertained with it... Then I read 6 and was just blown away by the fact that someone has said that they love something about me. I was saddened when I finished 7, why? Because one of the most amazing blog posts I've ever read just ended. Thank you John, this post has made my year! John that was an amazing post! It was very well written and I found it extremely entertaining
As I read from #1 to #5 I was highly entertained with it… Then I read 6 and was just blown away by the fact that someone has said that they love something about me. I was saddened when I finished 7, why? Because one of the most amazing blog posts I’ve ever read just ended.

Thank you John, this post has made my year!

]]> By: Jeb Dickerson http://blog.johnlacey.net/seven-things/#comment-715 Jeb Dickerson Sat, 27 Dec 2008 19:49:20 +0000 http://blog.johnlacey.net/?p=397#comment-715 1. I completely understand - I'm not as entrenched in the blog/video/podcast world as you, but I still recognize they are very (for me at least) personal expressions. And sadly, family is not always the ideal audience for such expressions. 2. Wow, very impressive John, really. I haven't heard any of your songs (but guess where I'm headed next?), but that you have the internal strength to pursue something of great personal value despite naysayers says a lot about you. 3. I don't want to grow up. 4. Haven't delved into Youtube much, but your description of the world wide web is spot on and I love to think of it that way. Do you think that's bound to change? With the growth of everything internet, will there naturally be a segmentation? The breaking down of the whole into smaller parts? And does that take away from the experience? 5. I played that game (ouija) when I was about 9 years old and it scared me to death. Never played again, and I see that pattern continuing for the duration. 6. I think for creative people, this is natural. Life isn't so rigid as to allow for only 'our' way of thinking. We (and I'm counting myself in the 'creative' camp - which is quite a departure for me, actually) recognize the value in different thought processes, ideas, expressions, etc. 7. I'm a rat. :) Cheers. 1. I completely understand – I’m not as entrenched in the blog/video/podcast world as you, but I still recognize they are very (for me at least) personal expressions. And sadly, family is not always the ideal audience for such expressions.
2. Wow, very impressive John, really. I haven’t heard any of your songs (but guess where I’m headed next?), but that you have the internal strength to pursue something of great personal value despite naysayers says a lot about you.
3. I don’t want to grow up.
4. Haven’t delved into Youtube much, but your description of the world wide web is spot on and I love to think of it that way. Do you think that’s bound to change? With the growth of everything internet, will there naturally be a segmentation? The breaking down of the whole into smaller parts? And does that take away from the experience?
5. I played that game (ouija) when I was about 9 years old and it scared me to death. Never played again, and I see that pattern continuing for the duration.
6. I think for creative people, this is natural. Life isn’t so rigid as to allow for only ‘our’ way of thinking. We (and I’m counting myself in the ‘creative’ camp – which is quite a departure for me, actually) recognize the value in different thought processes, ideas, expressions, etc.
7. I’m a rat. :)

Cheers.

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