What's on your mind?

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the hesitation between posts leads to more and more thoughts which adds to the length of the nonsense which about 3 people read from start to finish.  and i love you for that.  i love the rest of you for your stopping points.  

i'm going to try to do shorter posts, because i've put off my twitter training long enough with its allotted 140 characters per post.  and let's be honest folks, we don't have all day.  after all, there's money to be earned.  so much of it that we're going to need bigger pockets to carry all of this money to our respective banks.  put away your bugle boy's and lee pipes and slip into a pair of jnco's,  because only those pockets will be able to hold all of the cash.  

i think that's why i wear my jeans a little tighter than the average joe.  this way it only takes a few bills to get my pockets full and make me feel like a rich man.

shorter posts feel unusual.  to have a shorter thought stand alone shows a bit of confidence.  to have a one-liner that has the strength to be surrounded by a blank page.  it's just passive confidence though.  this is the internet.  feedback comes in the form of the spotty 1-4 comments if you've connected enough with anyone, and occasionally you will get up to 7 when you get punked by Anonymous (see previous post).  

i want you to know that i'd say all of this to you in real life if the mood was right and there wasn't so much money to be had.