Since it came up..

Only because some one asked, let me reiterate that if you look way down there on the bottom left-hand side of the page, you’ll see a link to the Creative Commons. If you follow the link, you can get a look at the simple “licensing” structure I have in place for this blog and what you are allowed to do with the contents therein. (I’m trying to sound all legal and what not..)

Basically, you can quote me at will, so long as you attribute your quotes to me, and not to yourself. Because let’s face it, do you really want to go around trying to sound like me? If you do, I highly suggest you get some professional help, immediately! 🙂

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