Sorry, i'm probably weird, but I could see my vim experience described quite accurately in this post. It was funny and disturbing at the same time.

I particularly enjoyed:

"hjkl movement becomes natural. you mysteriously lose the ability to ice skate"

"oh balls. my .vimrc isn’t on the mainframez so all my cool shit is gone when I ssh to edit some configs."

"publishes obligatory blog post about how special and unique setup is"

Yes, it's mostly for entertainment value.

However, I didn't previously know about the commmand-t plugin. It made the read worthwhile, independent of entertainment.

I found it informative.. in an anthropological sense...