Not Quite F'd Up Pizza

For my legion of fans reading this right now who loved Scuttlebutts pizza (basically, I'm talking to you Jon), I have a discovery to announce. If you order a pizza with asiago cheese and roni from Not Your Average Joes, it is very similar. No, it doesn't come out all F'd up looking like some Picasso painting, but it is similar in taste.

This is pretty surprising to me actually. I would have assumed you had to make the pizza after being woken up from a 2-day coke bender in order to come up with that taste. There's no chance in hell Drunk Guy is actually working at Joe's. I'm pretty sure he can't legally work in most states.

R.I.P

Scuttlebutts

MySpace part 2

So, once again, MySpace is back in my life. I've recently started getting friend requests from people wanting to be added to my friends list. Well, how can that be you ask?? You don't even have a MySpace account. How can people be trying to join your page?? Well, that's a great question.

Apparently, Taylor in Pueblo Colorado setup and account and then decided after the account was setup to change the account email address to my hotmail address. Why you would do that, I have no idea. It simply means that you won't get any of the emails that are supposed to be going to you. Yup, that's right. Instead, I will get them and as you learned from the last time this happened to me, I'm pretty thrilled about it.

I emailed MySpace and explained that this had happened and of course there has been no response. It's amazing how uninterested that company is in fixing any sort of complaint which is basically caused by their inept ability to run their company.

The first time this happened, they let someone signup using my email address. This could be very easily avoided if they just either emailed you your login information, or emailed you a confirmation email upon signing up. This would force you to have to use a real address in order to complete the process. Problem solved. Wow, I should do web stuff for a living.

This time around, Taylor signed up with a legit address, and then changed it to mine afterwards. I know this, because I didn't get the thank you for joining email that I got the first time around. Well, if they use a legit email to signup and then change their address after, how can MySpace possibly stop that you ask?? Once again, my brilliant solution works for such a high end scheme such as this. If you send them a confirm to the new address, then they again would have to have access to that email account to proceed. God, I should get paid for this.

The best part of all this is that the only thing you need to retrieve your forgotten password is your username, which just happens to be your email address. Apparently Taylor wasn't smart enough to realize that. I just clicked on "Forgot my password" and it was conveniently sent to my email. The password has since been changed.

Sorry Taylor, better luck next time. If you want to make any changes to your page, just drop me an email (you should already know it) and we can discuss the price ;)