in june 2010, i decided i wanted to redesign my website and began the transition/redesign process.
in the wee hours of the morning a couple nights ago (in december 2010), i finally finished it.
and ladies and gentlemen, here’s what i came up with.
there are few sure bets in this world. yes, we can count on nic cage being just a little more creepy in his next film than the last. and yes, we can count on—regardless of years of reason to believe the previously stated fact—hordes of people flocking to the theater to see said next film. but otherwise, very few things, [...]
my general rule in life is that when a chart includes “vomity corpse” and “bad crotch”, it’s a chart worth sharing. so, enjoy this periodic table from natalie dee of the consistently hilarious married to the sea. [click to see larger]
over on the blog of john hardin, john posted a great religious flowchart from holy taco. so, which religion should you follow??
i love twitter. for a lot of different reasons. it’s fast, it’s streamlined, it’s connective, it’s educational, it allows regular exercise in brevity, it’s ADD-friendly, it’s bridge-building, it’s uniquely expressive. it’s all this and more. but. i do have a handful of gripes. there’s several things that consistently bug me on twitter. one of the beauties of twitter is that [...]
mcsweeney’s consistently produces both quality and hilarious content. one of their best ongoing series is their Open Letters to People or Entities Who are Unlikely to Respond. it’s reminiscent of the Budweiser Real Men of Genius commercials from several years ago, but even smarter and more biting. i came across one today that was so great that i had to [...]
it was just time. really. i redesigned this website last december/january and i had just gotten really tired of staring at all the heavy colors and overworked design. so, here you have it: the newly redesigned BeingRyanByrd.com! some of the changes are very obvious, while some are not-so-obvious. here’s a quick list of changes for your perusing pleasure. 1. captain [...]
