incorrect syntax

function cooking(style, with);
repeat(3, “thank you”);
you = “far too kind”;
if ((can_get_encore == true) AND (you.want_more == true)) {
cooking(”raw”, “the Brooklyn boss”)
require(roar(you));
exit;
}

I’ve decided that, in the hopes of entertaining, I’ll keep this little joke running of writing pseudo-code for little snippets of song lyrics. I won’t identify the song, though. It’ll just be a fun guessing game.

I want to develop my sense of humor more and do the things that I like, rather than follow the crowd and just be another pixel in the white noise. Hopefully this is something I can do on my site when it gets up.

And, yes, I am aware of how retarded a song choice that was. I figure I should get the hard ones out of the way first.

function get_it_off(what, where) {
where.remove_object(what);
}
get_it_off(that.dirt, my.shoulder);

Some big changes are going to start happening here on Incorrect Syntax. The development for the site had hit a serious wall this entire month, though it was steady before that point, but I’ve had a breakthrough and I will be pushing forward once more to get use online.

Of course, getting online has been very difficult ever since I decided the final site will actually not be supported by Wordpress. It is a completely scratch creation of my own in PHP and MySQL.

The original site I was working on - which stalled up until now - has all the essential basics already in place. However, due to several qualms with the layout itself, how messy the code is, and how I have lost all track of where I was in terms of working on it previously, I have decided to restart its development.

I learned a lot from the first draft, and my ideas for the final site are more clear than they have ever been in any previous iteration, even in any of the Wordpress builds.

So hopefully very soon I can start showing some of my progress as I move towards getting Incorrect Syntax to where I always hoped and dreamed it would go.