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It's like this dark monster I can't get rid of! But that's okay, I love it anyway.

So, for those of yo who didn't know, for the past month of so, my status message on MSN Messenger ("Windows Live" for you weird types) has simply been, "Troz!" And, while I'm sure a lot of you have been wondering, "Why?" One person finally had the guts to ask, and here's how it went. Anonymous Person: So, tell me, Tyler dear. What is the meaning of this...'Troz'? I said: It's "Zort" backwards. Then I said: Duh! Anonymous Person: ...Yes. Though by meaning, I did in fact *mean* 'incredibly long backstory full and ANSGT and plot'. So then I'm all: Oh. So I'm like: Well, it all started back in the old country And I started telling my

The amazing thing about online chat programs, Google Talk, Windows Live Messenger and such, and something that I really must give the hundreds of companies insane amoutns of credit for, is the incredible amounts of anonymity, and furthermore complete and total apathy for the human race as a culture that it cultivates. Think about it, people you've never met, convening for themselves personas possibly only used on the world wide web, knowing of you only the information conveyed upon the usual online venues, having only the knowledge of your existence when that little "Online" button flashes with your name next to it. Feel special, MSN user, no