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My favorite part was the $#*!ing cuss words. Also, the illustrations are good.
The site is called "I Always Wondered" and it lives on JarrettGreen.com. I'm not a web strategist, but as far as I can tell, the "I" refers to Jarrett. Not anyone else. It's like if I had a blog and called it "I Ate This for Lunch" and you got upset because it's not what you ate for lunch.
Much love for the site.
This is a relatively new site devoted to the latest trend of learning about things we should have learned when we were in school but didn't because we were too worried about looking good and acting cool (I didn't succeed at those things). Jarrett Green poses questions he thinks are interesting, writes a response and accompanies it with a clean little graphic that isn't actually funny at all (to me), though it clearly tries to be. The graphics are visually appealing at least. There aren't many questions yet, and I don't care much for the overuse of expletives, making it useless for any other purpose than to entertain oneself (if this is entertainment). I'd be curious to know what other SiteJabber users think of this.
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Jarrett is the Chief Product Officer for BalancedComp, and a certified genius. Seriously. He has a certificate, and is quite annoying about it.
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