Google Poetry

Stolen blatantly from Greta Christina’s blog: Google poetry!

If you have a Web site or a blog and you can see your stats, put together a free-verse poem using only Google keyword searches that folks used to find your site. This one comes from Google queries that ended up on my personal site. Ready? Here we go!

kinky sex ideas
piqued my interest
bdsm + polyamory
bdsm tube
sex scenarios
polyamorous relationships
jealousy
put me in bondage
dealing with jealousy
intj compatibility
whet my appetite
being a dom
evil overlord
orgasm denial techniques
two girlfriends
low and behold meaning

So today I updated my ecommerce software, updated the blogging software and created a new theme for Whispers which I think makes it easier to read (let me know what you think!), and started work on a new section for the Symtoys site. Not a bad day’s work, considering I still feel like crap.

Apparently, I kept joreth awake all night last night, and not even in the fun way. Seems I was stuffed up enough to be snoring all night. And this after she was kind enough to let me copy her entire Firefly collection–I still, to this very day, haven’t seen every episode.

Nothing to see here, move along…

Your Score: Sauron

70% Evil, 90% Intelligence, 80% Common Sense

Annatar, The Black Hand, The Ring-maker, The Red Eye — Sauron went by many names over the generations of his dark and twisted rule. For thousands of years, he terrified the inhabitants of the land. His knowledge was vast, his ability to control was unmatched. Originally the servant of a greater evil, he took command when his master was banished from the world, never to return. He had an intimate knowledge of craftworks and various magics, which he employed to great effect to build one of the greatest, darkest of lairs in a region so twisted and corrupt, life itself simply gave up upon entering. He also went on to create what may possibly be the smallest, simplest of super weapons known, that granted him near complete control over the lands. The one crucial mistake he made, however, was to bind his very existence to that super weapon, and when it was destroyed in the very fires that created it, Sauron found his essence shattered and destroyed.

Sauron is identified as being extremely evil, possessing incredibly high intelligence and great amounts of common sense. For all intents and purposes, Sauron is quite possibly the greatest of Overlords to have ever reigned.

Quote:

Of old there was Sauron the Maia, whom the Sindar in Beleriand named Gorthaur. In the beginning of Arda Melkor seduced him to his allegiance, and he became the greatest and most trusted of the servants of the Enemy, and the most perilous, for he could assume many forms, and for long if he willed he could still appear noble and beautiful, so as to deceive all but the most wary.

Source of Overlord: Lord of the Rings

Link: The Evil Overlord Test written by veqhturi on OkCupid Free Online Dating, home of the The Dating Persona Test

The truth, painful as it is to admit, is that I’m far too much of an optimist to make a proper evil overlord. While I can appreciate the value of post-apocalyptic nuclear devastation as much as the next guy, and God knows that I could scarcely do a worse job of ruling the world than those who’re doing it right now, I think at the end of the day I’m basically too happy to do it properly.

J.R.R. Tolkein, who invented the avatar of evil which this quiz says is closest to my own personal style, didn’t believe in divine punishment for evil after death. He felt, and with some cause, that evil is punished now. All the characters in his books who might reasonably be called “evil,” including Sauron himself, were miserable.

There’s a connection between unhappiness and evil. It’s not positive, happy people with plenty to live for who strap bombs to themselves or fly airplanes into buildings. There’s a lesson in there somewhere, which I’m too sleepy to dig out at the moment.