Notice any thing different about this place? I hope so, because otherwise you might want to get your vision sorted out at a local optometrist’s.
I’ve been sitting on this domain change for awhile now (a month or two). My laziness creeps into damn near everything — okay, definitely everything — I do, and this situation was different. The process was simple; lack of motivation to do anything, as it turns out, is a bitch.
As of 20 minutes ago, so-called “usopro” is gone and has been replaced by “spamfest” — something I feel is more appropriate and intuitive. The previous was simply too out there for most people to get, at least off hand. It made sense to me but I can’t accurately claim the same for others. Sarcastic irony will do that.
To those who never got it, “usopro” was essentially a potential mocking reply to the many overly egotistical cockhats that happen to play the same game(s) online as you. By telling someone they were “so pro” in jest, what you were really saying is something along the lines of, “I know you’re just being a dick. Stop the charades. You’re not that good.”
Maybe you understood it; maybe you didn’t. Hence the change; there’s too much room for error. A spamfest is just that — a spamfest. Everyone knows or can easily figure out its meaning, and as an added bonus it doesn’t have to apply to gaming.
It fits. I’m keeping it. Also, I’m too poor to keep buying domain names.
PS: The original domain name will stick around until it expires, but for now it’s merely forwarding traffic along to the new name. Update your bookmarks if you have them, and may whatever invisible man you believe in bless you for willfully reading through my gibberish.
Also, if the site’s favicon isn’t updating, click here, hit F5 (and then Ctrl-F5 if that doesn’t work), and you should be straight after that.
An unexpected change!
Notice any thing different about this place? I hope so, because otherwise you might want to get your vision sorted out at a local optometrist’s.
I’ve been sitting on this domain change for awhile now (a month or two). My laziness creeps into damn near everything — okay, definitely everything — I do, and this situation was different. The process was simple; lack of motivation to do anything, as it turns out, is a bitch.
As of 20 minutes ago, so-called “usopro” is gone and has been replaced by “spamfest” — something I feel is more appropriate and intuitive. The previous was simply too out there for most people to get, at least off hand. It made sense to me but I can’t accurately claim the same for others. Sarcastic irony will do that.
To those who never got it, “usopro” was essentially a potential mocking reply to the many overly egotistical cockhats that happen to play the same game(s) online as you. By telling someone they were “so pro” in jest, what you were really saying is something along the lines of, “I know you’re just being a dick. Stop the charades. You’re not that good.”
Maybe you understood it; maybe you didn’t. Hence the change; there’s too much room for error. A spamfest is just that — a spamfest. Everyone knows or can easily figure out its meaning, and as an added bonus it doesn’t have to apply to gaming.
It fits. I’m keeping it. Also, I’m too poor to keep buying domain names.
PS: The original domain name will stick around until it expires, but for now it’s merely forwarding traffic along to the new name. Update your bookmarks if you have them, and may whatever invisible man you believe in bless you for willfully reading through my gibberish.
Also, if the site’s favicon isn’t updating, click here, hit F5 (and then Ctrl-F5 if that doesn’t work), and you should be straight after that.