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Minor Details About A StrangerEdit

Writer. Industrial music fan. Bored.

As such, I currently find myself filling far too much time by rearranging, improving, and adding to the plethora of more or less unknown industrial bands contained within this virtual joint. I'm learning as I go along, so be patient with me. I'm sure I'll tear through the whole alphabet soon enough. Not that you'll notice, because you don't listen to any of these bands.

As for the writing, I don't do enough of that, but if you enjoy a good satire, perhaps you should pick up my novel, The Big Rusty Lie, at your regional Amazon site or other online bookstore of merit. You may find it amusing if you're of the Douglas Adams ilk, though it's substantially more vulgar (and has some editing errors).

Things I Hate About YouEdit

For the record, I formally reject the idea of non-capitalization of articles or the word "to" in titles. I am of the school that the first letter of every word in the title should be capitalized. I'll stab you in the face over it. The Chicago Manual Of Style can fuck itself. There are 18 different capitalization rule schemas and the only one that makes the vaguest sense (not to mention looking reasonably decent) is to capitalize every word. As such, I will change every non-capitalized letter I see fit. If you change it, I'll change it back. I have nothing better to do.

I should also point out that putting the parenthetical remix title outside of the link brackets looks like absolute shit. I don't care what the community rule is; I'm not going to put the parenthetical outside the link brackets and/or bold apostrophes and have it look like an unkempt hobo's taint. You shouldn't either, and you wouldn't if you had any fucking self-respect.

I also find most of LyricWiki's regular uses to be passive-aggressive ESL tools with more interest in micromanaging minutia than in actually creating a useful website. This is in opposition of the unregistered users, who aren't any better than braindead sea cucumbers and can't be trusted to type things in what amounts to a readable language.

For the time being, I'll only be editing and adding to Lyric Wiki on a very infrequent basis.