Arise from thy Slumber, Blog of Malcolm

This is Malcolm's blog, and like all the other blogs I've managed to invade, I have this feeling that the majority of the posts are going to be from me. Not only majority, but bulk as well. Yes. I do have this tendency to talk too much. I find that in 1-to-1 conversations I usually dominate the other party. Especially if this is over the phone. So I guess if I am actually quiet in a conversation with you, there is a high probability that there is something wrong, either with you, or with me.

Possible Reasons Why I am Quiet Instead of Talking
1. I have nothing to say to you.
2. I think you are talking crap, and if I open my mouth, I will get into an unwanted argument with you.
3. You have repeated that same story to me 1 million times, and since nothing I could say the other
999 998 times could shut you up, I'm keeping quiet.
4. I am thinking of what to blog about. Or my experiments. Or some bridge hand. Or some DOTA
game. In short, for some for some reason or other, I am not really in the conversation.

Oh well, since Malcolm won't be the first to prod some life into his blog, I have started by writing this post. All the previous posts by me are actually backups from another blog, of which the owner may soon kick me out of. And Malcolm still wanted me to delete his one and only post. Goodness. No matter what it says, it's your ONLY POST. Ecks. Still want me to delete.

Anyway the reason why I'm posting on other people's blogs is simple. On the start of my own blog, I will go and fiddle with the template for days on end, 1. neglecting my lab (not that I actually pay it much attention to begin with) 2. losing my precious sleep (not that I do sleep much anyway) 3. getting totally utterly frustrated with the stupid programming languages 4. screwing up the entire template such that I can't even blog anymore/the blog looks totally utterly bizarre 5. finally fixing it by reverting to some original thing, and in the end, being too tired and sian to finally write anything at all. Since it's someone else's blog, I'd just tinker with the template here and there, but won't bother too much with the layout because it's someone else's blog after all. Malcolm has already shown me that what I predicted from the starting of my own blog could be possible by himself editing the template for hours on end, and posting up only one post so that he can view his handiwork. And he already has the advantage of having a degree in Computing.

So hopefully I've injected enough life into this blog to awaken it. I'll try to post more soon because spewing out all the nonsense floating around in my head is actually more fun than leaving it to rot and disappear into oblivion.