"I don't normally do this," he said, "but please vote for my kitty."
Pets make dust while these guys make vacuum cleaners, so as an amusing marketing ploy, they're running a contest in which you can vote on cute pet photos, with the winner receiving a vacuum cleaner. However, the grand prize is a sizeable donation to a pet shelter. We've entered our cat, Zephyra, mostly for the latter reason . . . we got her from a rescue shelter. Had that shelter not existed, her cerebellar hypoplasia would have meant a short life. It would be cool if we could support them – and even if we don't win (I never win anything!), it would be great for some shelter somewhere if people showed interest.
So . . . even though it means giving sign-up info to a vacuum-cleaner company, please take a moment and vote for Zephyra. It only takes a few seconds. Thank you!
Brutal little games
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If philreed is doing it, it must be cool . . .
The Blogalyser reveals...
Your blog/web page text has an overall readability index of 17.
This suggests that your writing style is intellectual
(to communicate well you should aim for a figure between 10 and 20).Your blog has 41 sentences per entry, which suggests your general message is distinguished by verbosity
(writing for the web should be concise).
CHARACTER MATRIX
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self | ![]() ![]() ![]() | world |
past | ![]() ![]() ![]() | future |
Your text shows characteristics which are 56% male and 44% female
(for more information see the Gender Genie).
Looking at pronoun indicators, you write mainly about yourself, then the world in general and finally your social circle. Also, your writing focuses primarily on the present, next the past and lastly the future.
Find out what your blogging style is like!
I'm "verbose"? Imagine!
( The results are in . . . )
Don't change your clothes, don't fix your hair...just take a picture.
Post that picture with NO editing.
Post these instructions with your picture.
How could I turn that down? I believe that seeing more faces on the Internet would go a long way toward defusing all the rudeness caused by people forgetting that they're dealing with other people, not with machines. And I'm not really big on visual anonymity, either. So here goes:
This mostly tells me that I need to shave more, to avoid that Hugh Laurie look, and that taking pictures with a camera at arm's reach means your head will look really big. Cool.