Wednesday, April 27, 2011

WELCOME LINUX HATERS

Linux haters are like maggots in wounds eating at rotting dead tissue.

Linux haters are senile and keep posting here where visions of dead relatives or dead twin roam slowly.

MADE OF TAR blog is filled with purpose and awesome new post!

Long Live MADE OF TAR blog!

Friday, April 15, 2011

MORE BENEFITS OF THE AFTERLIFE

There is not expected to be any desert areas in the afterlife. Also if you like reading a book or listening to a piece of music it can act as an escape to pass time in the afterlife.

As long as the paper is in a plastic sleeve of some kind, paper may enter the afterlife. But it is not advisable to take acid into the afterlife in jars as it is not welcome.

Saturday, April 2, 2011

WINDOWS HUGGING IS LIKE A LINUS BLANKET

The Linux hating blog is for Windows Hugging and is a dust cloud shrouding the free software community.

Most certainly the Internet give people information and freedom to dislike Linux. One should not assume the freedom to hate Linux. The government wants for Windows hugging to occur.

Like the big fist of the oppressor that comes in with the a big gun, Windows is welcomed by Windows Hugging and not without emotion.

Friday, April 1, 2011

THE BENEFITS OF THE LINUX OPERATING SYSTEM IN THE AFTERLIFE

Linux has long been a major stumbling block for individuals wishing go get into the wonderful hobby of ham radio.

But as a simple operating system that can be transmitted when graphical and video transmissions cannot be supported, use of Linux in the afterlife may be essential.

Angels, who are regularly shown as wearing flowing white gowns, have Linux assist in getting messages to their destination.

It appears it will will be the choice, or only choice, for operating systems, since there are literally thousands of programs written for Linux.

THIS MONTH I HOPE THAT I CAN LEARN ENOUGH TO DESIGN A SYSTEM THAT FEEDS ME

This month I hope that I can learn enough to design a system that feeds me using an ecological process called Permaculture.