Comments on: Categorically Speaking http://old.furiousnads.com/2008/03/categorically-speaking/ You're furious. I never taught you to sing. You carry rocks in your head and pitch them. Without warning. Happy drunk. You're furious. I beg you for sin. I beg your skin. You buy a whore. Don't give her water. You're furious. Sat, 11 Feb 2012 09:24:15 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5 By: The One True b!X http://old.furiousnads.com/2008/03/categorically-speaking/#comment-570 The One True b!X Sun, 02 Mar 2008 03:06:05 +0000 http://www.furiousnads.com/2008/03/categorically-speaking/#comment-570 Well, categories were crucial back when I was writing Communique. Never felt any particular need for them on this site, but it became one of those things I tossed into the to-do list when I moved the site. Well, categories were crucial back when I was writing Communique. Never felt any particular need for them on this site, but it became one of those things I tossed into the to-do list when I moved the site.

]]> By: Samuel John Klein http://old.furiousnads.com/2008/03/categorically-speaking/#comment-566 Samuel John Klein Sun, 02 Mar 2008 02:45:09 +0000 http://www.furiousnads.com/2008/03/categorically-speaking/#comment-566 I find that categories (at least at my place) have turned the blog into a sort of personal filing system. I don't know if what few readers I do have find them useful. I do know that if I leave something interesting on line on the blog, and I want to get it back, it usually takes a few clicks on Blogger labels (or technorati tags,which I've used for a long time now) to find it again. It's kind of a public mental map in a public notebook, which is pretty cool when you think about it. I find that categories (at least at my place) have turned the blog into a sort of personal filing system.

I don’t know if what few readers I do have find them useful. I do know that if I leave something interesting on line on the blog, and I want to get it back, it usually takes a few clicks on Blogger labels (or technorati tags,which I’ve used for a long time now) to find it again.

It’s kind of a public mental map in a public notebook, which is pretty cool when you think about it.

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