See, I was guessing it wasn't a spider - you can see, when you get the script, which bits grab info from your usernames etc, and Colorado Springs didn't have any tags around it.

I'm a firm believer in coincidence, and that we only notice these things because they're odd or striking in some way - whereas actually, a billion weird things *don't* happen to me, every day. I read a thing recently talking about randomisation of iPods - people are convinced their iPods are obsessed with one particular singer, because there seems to be an inordinate amount of songs by that person when it's on random shuffle. Whereas actually, that's the whole point of randomness - you get clumps of things. If you didn't, it'd be evenly distributed, and not random at all...

This has nothing to do with anything much, I just find it interesting. The way our minds are wired to read stories into things. It's a survival trait, so I heard - humans tell stories in their heads, and can work out what's likely to happen, so they're better at hunting etc.

I'll shut up now.

I always used to notice the time at 10.13, but I blame the X-Files for that.

Oh, yes, that was it - it stopped happening (or I stopped noticing). I knew it was some numbers thing. 10 13 is the production company, and 11.21 was the Pointlessly Significant Number. There may have been a point, eventually, but I gave up caring before they explained it - if they ever did.