Google.
Google.
Let me ask all of you - whoever uses google as their primary search engine please raise up your hand. Hmm. Not bad, I see quite a handful (Well not really. But play along.) So Google is dominating the internet searches and shows no sign of slowing down. Even Yahoo loses its appeal because the refuse to remove the tons of ads and useless information they have on their homepage. That's why I was attracted to the quick and simple frontpage of Google.
By now you should be asking why I'm talking about Google so much (Like I said, play along.) Well, I've been lacking inspiration of what to write for a few days, but the answer soon came to mind some time when I was staring blankly at the computer. Yes, I'm going to try what everybody does when no one else is looking - Google myself.
Best of all, you get to see what I find.
Wikipedia:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Samuel_Lee
Trust wikipedia to have every single thing. For those who are lazy to move their mouse over to click and see for yourself what I was featured for, here's the analysis. Sometime (just a little over 200 years) ago I was a professor at Cambridge, and apparently a linguist, as I first specialised in Arabic, then Hebrew. I also wrote a few books, and even created the first dictionary for the Maori (Yes. The girl who couldn't stay away from whales.) language.
This one's pretty cool, since I always preferred language to other kinds of topics (EXCEPT if its HCL), wanted to be a professor for some random topic, and loved to write, but only on fiction, unlike this guy. But it's pretty cool. Imagine breaking the ice with the line, "Hey, did you see me on Wikipedia?"
Photography
http://www.samuellee.net/
Man, this guy has, like, zero creativity. And he calls himself a photographer. Who the hell uses his own name for a website? I mean, I came up with stopping2think. Who cares if I like good photography? I wouldn't be caught dead using my name for a URL. Who on earth would go "Come to my website - it's just my full name"? I'm calling the police and bringing him in for Defamatory Actions.
I have no idea what to put here.
http://rsqubf.fortunecity.net/documents/reform/1976.html
I really would prefer not to talk about this one. From a decent professor to a creativity failure and now this. I'd better find something nicer soon, or there may be boycotts of my blog.
But that'll have to be another day =D. Packing for my trip. Hasta la vista Singapore, I'll be back on the 8th, hopefully with a memory card full of snapshot memories.
Let me ask all of you - whoever uses google as their primary search engine please raise up your hand. Hmm. Not bad, I see quite a handful (Well not really. But play along.) So Google is dominating the internet searches and shows no sign of slowing down. Even Yahoo loses its appeal because the refuse to remove the tons of ads and useless information they have on their homepage. That's why I was attracted to the quick and simple frontpage of Google.
By now you should be asking why I'm talking about Google so much (Like I said, play along.) Well, I've been lacking inspiration of what to write for a few days, but the answer soon came to mind some time when I was staring blankly at the computer. Yes, I'm going to try what everybody does when no one else is looking - Google myself.
Best of all, you get to see what I find.
Wikipedia:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Samuel_Lee
Trust wikipedia to have every single thing. For those who are lazy to move their mouse over to click and see for yourself what I was featured for, here's the analysis. Sometime (just a little over 200 years) ago I was a professor at Cambridge, and apparently a linguist, as I first specialised in Arabic, then Hebrew. I also wrote a few books, and even created the first dictionary for the Maori (Yes. The girl who couldn't stay away from whales.) language.
This one's pretty cool, since I always preferred language to other kinds of topics (EXCEPT if its HCL), wanted to be a professor for some random topic, and loved to write, but only on fiction, unlike this guy. But it's pretty cool. Imagine breaking the ice with the line, "Hey, did you see me on Wikipedia?"
Photography
http://www.samuellee.net/
Man, this guy has, like, zero creativity. And he calls himself a photographer. Who the hell uses his own name for a website? I mean, I came up with stopping2think. Who cares if I like good photography? I wouldn't be caught dead using my name for a URL. Who on earth would go "Come to my website - it's just my full name"? I'm calling the police and bringing him in for Defamatory Actions.
I have no idea what to put here.
http://rsqubf.fortunecity.net/documents/reform/1976.html
I really would prefer not to talk about this one. From a decent professor to a creativity failure and now this. I'd better find something nicer soon, or there may be boycotts of my blog.
But that'll have to be another day =D. Packing for my trip. Hasta la vista Singapore, I'll be back on the 8th, hopefully with a memory card full of snapshot memories.
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