Y HALO THAR.

No, no, that's only an official greeting. Don't worry. You will, or perhaps you will not if you so choose, find that my typing is quite well enough. I came here to deposit a well-wishing metaphorical two cents.

I spent a night's insomnia browsing one page at a time through Syd's list of the top 100 SNES games ever released. I must say I was particularly pleased by the writings of the surely most Esteemed and Revered literary master known as Douche McCallistor. I have found myself to feel very very entertained. Bravo.

I am rather impressed with Syd. That's possibly the first time in a -very- long time that I have heard of ANY truly original sounding anagrams for Dyslexia. I'm sure someone else somewhere must have used it at least once, but if I have heard it before, maybe they just didn't rock enough to pull it off right, unlike our gracious host here.

The feeling that draws me here is very likely the sense of 'kindred'. I hear my own observations being made by others, and this comforts me in a deeply primal sense: few sounds are sweeter than that of agreement from a potential intellectual peer or at least someone you think is pretty darn neat even if they have never heard of you.

I post this here on the off chance that, perhaps the blowing of the black wind indicates that my injection of a little happenstance may provide a positive outlet by which one of YOU may manifest various and sundry reactions... I present thee with a connection between Point A and Point B, facilitation of unforeseen outcomes For Limited Time Only at Participating Locations, see box for Details!