Leo, I'm in the market for the long term so am holding. I didn't invest in fly by night funds or companies, so why would I get out now? I plan to hold for long term.
- Rod Bauer
from twhirl
Yep knew this was coming, after TWIT the "Disciplined Investor" recommended this. Lots of opportunity still in the market. Solid investing means the long haul.
- michael sean wright
You guys assume Leo has time for the 'Long Haul' to recover :)
- Johnny
Problem is, that cash is losing value just like the stocks. Your foundation should be built of something other than money.
- ComicList
Should he trade the money in for gold? :P
- Kevin Vinck
wise move... this financial mess is getting worse...freaky
- Susan Beebe
Leo will be around forever as our tech guru
- Rod Bauer
from twhirl
I think you are right and should hold some liquidity until things settle down. The market is too emotional, but deals will be abound. Flight to quality.
- Eric - 100% Choice Cuts
I hope Leo consulted his financial advisor first. Mine told me to hang tight.
- Pete D
It's now a buyer's market. You can probably pick up some good bargains. Just make sure you don't put all your eggs in one basket :)
- imabonehead
Gold is okay for now, but even it is going to lose its value.
- ComicList
Cash may be losing some value, but not like stocks. How can some of you say this is the bottom, especially some of those stocks. The bottom is likely yet to come. Gold may seem cliched, but it is a safe place when all else goes in the tank. Gold related companies as well.
- Eric - 100% Choice Cuts
I've deliberately not looked at our portfolios since everything starting hitting the shitter. I trust our money people...though I suppose I should call and at least make sure they've not offed themselves.
- abacab
Oh, this is not the bottom. The bottom is coming, and it's going to be much worse than we are seeing now.
- ComicList
Allocating all of your assets to any one instrument is folly.
- Tinfoil 2.0
In times of financial crisis er collapse where can one safely invest their funds?
- Susan Beebe
staying invested...riding this baby out. a whole mess of ugliness ahead, but I've never been good at timing the market. i can't touch it for 30 years anyway. ;)
- cjmart
Isn't the fact that the stock market is become like it is BECAUSE people are just selling all their stocks? Sorry if I've got it wrong.... but I thought that's kinda the cause of everything,
- Chris Gilmore
from twhirl
Hope you don't miss the upswing and end up buying back in above your sell prices...
- Steve Lacey
Wish I'd learned this a lot earlier: Never. Sell. Assets. (unless you plan to actually use the money) I'm not selling a thing this time around.
- Ray Grieselhuber
Leo: you are always on KGO Radio. Did Bob Brinker recommend you do such a thing? That dude is ALWAYS right. I don't know how he does it, but he's called nearly every up and down in the past 20 years that I've been listening pretty damn accurately. He also usually gives sound advice like "don't sell all at once, but dollar cost average." Doing stuff like that keeps you from reacting emotionally at the wrong times and keeps you from trying to totally time the market, like what you're doing here.
- Robert Scoble
I have what investment cash I have in Prosper.com, earning an average of 15% to 19%, and small amounts in sharebuilder.com (very small). I prefer investing in microlending where there's a long-term almost certain return...
- Justin Long
Prosper looks cool. I wouldn't put ALL my cash there (or at least in a single loan) but I would consider putting some of it there.
- Ray Grieselhuber
I put in a set amount a month on automatic disbursement, and I am using one of prosper's automatic portfolio selectors that divides investments up amongst different grades of risk, at $50/loan. So its *very* diversified. I've been in well over a year and even with the inevitable losses that of some loans going bad, I *still* average between 15% and 19% return at any given moment. I can't say enough good things about Prosper.
- Justin Long
if you'd said that in December or January you could've bought back today at a huge discount - the same will be said in 4 months time - check Gold going to 1300$ while you hold and wait
- Nicholas Paul Gordon
Check the date. I moved to cash on 9/22 (about $70,000 off the low for me) and bought back in (no load index funds primarily) when the Dow was at 8,000. Hope I didn't do it too early!
- Leo Laporte
This is HYSTERICAL! Why are people commenting on a freaking TWEET from 9/22/08?!? Whoops... guilty.
- Carter ♥ HTML5
cool, friendfeed shows this as current, i guess because of comments
- Nethead
@AmandaChapel I get away with being lewd on occasion, you get away with impersonating a woman. Vive la difference ;-)
- Hugh MacLeod
Small minds throw that accusation when offended. Sorry. The fact is I'm not impersonating a thing. I was adding to the topic here which was/is your cartoon.
- Amanda Chapel
Amanda, I am not offended, nor do I believe that your sex is female. Sorry if I have disappointed you on either count.
- Hugh MacLeod
Your judgment puts your "art" into question. That was the point. And again you underscore it. Fact is: Dopes don't produce art. They bash or give emotional blow jobs.
- Amanda Chapel
PS Good news is it makes you a hero among the talentless.
- Amanda Chapel
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- anna
"No other president's disapproval rating has gone higher than 70 percent. Bush has managed to do that three times so far this year," says CNN polling director Keating Holland. "That means that Bush is now more unpopular than Richard Nixon was when he resigned from office during Watergate with a 66 percent disapproval rating." Before Bush, the record holder for presidential disapproval was Harry Truman, with a 67 percent disapproval rating in January of 1952, his last full year in office.
- Thomas Hawk
from Bookmarklet
I feel safe in predicting that history will be much kinder to him than social media. Much. Nicer.
- Mike Lewis
from Alert Thingy
W's captures are so unfortunate. He always looks like Curious George.
- Mona Nomura
Congress' numbers are worse, but nobody noticed
- Robert Hafer
I do have to say that I loved David Letterman's "Great Moments in Presidential Speeches" series that he did on Bush.
- Thomas Hawk
No president has provided more comedic material than W. If nothing else, we enter into a wasteland the likes of which we've never seen, one where we'll see the real measure of The Daily Show's writers. How good are they without a 1,000 pounds of raw material daily? I think our national comedy defense is strong and we'll be fine, but it may be rocky for a while :)
- Bob M. Montgomery
As long as no more terrorist attacks have occurred during his watch - good to go.
- tony
STDs have a higher approval rating that Bush.
- Anika
Are STD's more popular than Democratic Congress too?
- tony
It's too bad that congressional approval ratings aren't broken down by party. It's easy for folks to say that Congress's low approval rating is the fault of the majority party, but that logic is at odds with election results where Democrats were re-elected to every post they ran for, while many Republican incumbents lost their seats.
- Kevin Fox
Kevin, rest assured that Democrats in Congress share ratings just as low as the Republicans. The Democrat advancements last Tuesday are due solely to the Obama's coat tails, not to the fact that America thinks they're doing a great job. Proof in point: When the Democrat leadership was speaking several weeks ago on the financial crisis, Wall Street tanked. The minute they shut up, it recovered. That happened every single time they went in front of microphones. Every. Time.
- Gregory Pittman
from twhirl
Gregory: I'm not sure what you mean. I'd like you to find a single Democrat (or Republican) in Congress who has an approval rating as low as President Bush. Here's a source to get you started: http://www.surveyusa.com/50State... The approval rating of an institution is completely different than the approval rating of its constituent members, and it's overly simplistic to try and brand an institution's low approval rating on a single party.
- Kevin Fox
I would even go so far as to suggest that the low approval rating of the US Congress is largely due to its perceived ineffectiveness in challenging or reversing the abusive practices of the Executive office.
- Kevin Fox
So they were ineffective in challenging Bush's policies. They're the majority party in both houses and have been for years and they get low ratings because they were ineffective in challenging Bush's policies. That doesn't even come close to approaching logic.
- Gregory Pittman
funny how the conversation is being diverted from bush to congress as if they had anything to do with the last 8 shitty years
- Cee Bee
...and Truman was one of our great presidents. Nixon was the best Environmental president in 50 years.... and blah blah... proves nothing. Bush did fuck up the loan situation... but popularity polls... make me like him
- NoahDavidSimon
Cee Bee, are you saying they had *nothing* to do with the last 8 years? I hope not, because if you are, you're showing a gross lack of understanding of the American political system. Chris, indeed they have been a no-op Congress but accomplishing the things you suggest here would have been detrimental for America. No doubt we're about to see just how detrimental.
- Gregory Pittman
from twhirl
I agree that Congress has been ineffective for the last several years, and that it deserves low ratings. I do however disagree with assertions that the low approval ratings are an indictment of the Democratic party. If that were the case, the Democrats wouldn't have drastically solidified their hold on both houses last week, and I don't buy the coat-tails argument.
- Kevin Fox
they've been around for two years and like chris white wrote, have pretty much gone along with the bush administration's follies in order to not step on toes. regardless of that, this thread was about bush and his failures until a few of you"party loyalists" tried to flip the issue in order to cloud/avoid the subject
- Cee Bee
It'll be interesting to see if Howard Dean's successor will invigorate Congress beyond simply trying to limit GWB's damage.
- Kevin Fox
I'm not so sure the Democrats were merely following Obama's coat-tails. Democrats picked up House seats in states that didn't even go for Obama, and in states that did go for Obama, some Democratic candidates won by much higher margins than Obama did.
- Victor Ganata
You can't do very much when the minority party makes sure to block you whenever they can, and even if you manage to push something through, there's a veto pen waiting at the other end.
- Victor Ganata
Well, no excuses now. You guys have the ball. Dems: Please give us a date you will cease blaming Bush and take some responsibility. I bet we have to wait til the mid term elections. Kind of like a dog chasing a bus. What do you do when you catch it? Tee hee.
- Oldengrey (Jay)
January 20, 2009. I may keep blaming Bush/Cheney, for the things that need to be fixed (privacy, civil liberties, Gitmo, Iraq), but I won't blame him for continuing to try and block them.
- Kevin Fox
At least he's leaving, the sooner we can move on the better...
- Grant Bierman
Odd how GWB is so unpopular and Obama is so popular, when they share so much in common.
- ComicList
The comments of Bush supporters and apologists continue to be as empty-headed and substance free as they have been for the last eight years. They simply can't discuss policy issues in an informed and rational way. That is how we got into our current mess and why it is that Bush has pegged the unpopularity meter.
- Sean McBride
Hey guys. here's an opportunity to agree on something. Bush was a terrible president, right? We (all) I hope want the best for Obama, because we want the best for our country, agreed?
- Rod Bauer
from twhirl
We may not agree he was the absolute worst, but there's no disputing the fact that he was terrible. But, unless you've got a crystal ball that actually works, there's no telling what will happen the next two years (until the next midterms.) With the economic disaster, it's not going to be pretty no matter what the government does. Hopefully we'll make to the other side OK.
- Victor Ganata
Nixon was the most popular elected president ever. your point is lost on me. check the 1972 election results http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki... ...in fact most people during Watergate still liked Nixon. and for good reason. relative to the other people (besides Reagan) in the last fifty years he was a strong leader.
- NoahDavidSimon
Instructive comment - Henry Kissinger once asked Chinese PM Chou En-Lei "what do you think about the repercussions of the French Revolution, in the present day?". Without missing a beat, Chou replied "Too soon to tell" Note - French Revolution began in 1789.
- Russell Wagner
exactly @Russell Wagner you are quoting the Nixon admininstration.... hence Nixon is not really a pariah. I'm not justifying Watergate... but with Nixon you are dealing with a man who was a good leader for the most part. if you compare Nixon to W Bush it is not a shock who is more popular. better to compare W with Carter
- NoahDavidSimon
Mohomed, do you have any particular reason for resurrecting this old chestnut? Not complaining, just curious... It's a keeper for sure though :-)
- Richard Walker
Just making the point NoahDavidSimon - too soon to tell...
- Russell Wagner
I find it ridiculous that you are talking about Bush when Obama's Chas Freeman is in the news. guess what zionist hater!? you lose http://friendfeed.com/e...
- NoahDavidSimon
OMG. A fact! Let's not talk about *that* but instead make specious statements of comparison! Let's shift the conversation to another political body entirely! Too bad they don't track the US approval rating of dictators, huh? Maybe I should try this when I get a performance review. "Nevermind my rating, what about that Angolan dictator!" [edit] Sorry, but it's annoying to see such rationalization. He was one of the most unpopular presidents while in office. Deal with it.
- AJ Kohn
"U.S. President Barack Obama and Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner received failing grades for their efforts to revive the economy from participants in the latest Wall Street Journal forecasting survey." http://friendfeed.com/e...
- NoahDavidSimon
"Yes, free the president from his flacks, fixers and goons -- his posse of smirky smart alecks and provincial rubes, who were shrewd enough to beat the slow, pompous Clintons in the mano-a-mano primaries but who seem like dazed lost lambs in the brave new world of federal legislation and global statesmanship. Heads should be rolling at the White House for the embarrassing series of...
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- NoahDavidSimon
and you still talking about Bush? where you on the football team in highschool?
- NoahDavidSimon
@NDS: Again. Apples vs. Turtles. Approval of a President by People versus Approval of a President's handling of a topic by a group of economists. These are *not* alike. For the record I'm an avid Obama supporter but I *do* dislike his handling of the economic crisis. And whether you like it or not, Bush *was* unpopular leaving office. No amount of comparison or tangential topics will change that.
- AJ Kohn
I'd say when the economics guys says you suck... that is a rather bad sign. Truman was a great president. so was Lincoln. both unpopular. Nixon I mentioned was the most popular... for a while. shows how fleeting pop love is. Robert Scoble was the whale of the Alist. now he is leaving Fast Company. give me the king of the world and I will show you an easy target to harpoon. I didn't vote...
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- NoahDavidSimon
"What do you think Bush’s legacy will be? You know, I think the closeness of his administration to events right now and the public perspective on those events and his handling of those events and the outcome—you know, right now, I think, has a mixed result. ’Cause while everyone could scream and jump up and down about the war, you can’t take away from the guy a number of things. One, he...
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- NoahDavidSimon
I heard a lot of good things about Summer Heights High- enough to tempt me to purchase a copy. Unfortunately, I could never quite get into it and certainly didn't find it as funny as I had expected :-(
- David Adam
4 out of 5 stars. I was very impressed with this movie. I will be honest and say I was a bit confused at the end and was once again left wanting more. The fella who played Anton Chigurh (Javier Bardem) stole the show. He was awesome and as cold blooded as heck. I love his banter with the different people before he would just kill them. Especially in the scenes when he is like "Flip a coin ..." I thought that Tommy Lee Jones was brilliant in his own way. I love him on screen and want to see more of him. His banter and dialogue in this movie was great. His story-telling was nice as well. He did confuse me in the final scene as I was lost in connecting the story he told to the end of the movie. I can now see why this movie won Movie of the Year as it was very different and unpredictable (two characteristics of movies I love). I took off a star because at parts I was confused and a bit lost. When I watch it again, I may adjust it up a half star or something. This movie is worth buying on Blu-Ray IMO.
- Amani
from Bookmarklet
I'm the opposite of Just Jill. I loved the book, but didn't think the film was as good. Not a bad film, but the book is scary good.
- Bryan R. Adams
Might have to try the book again.
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I am too biased when it comes to Coen Brothers films. They have rarely steered me wrong.
- Pete D
I hesitate to say such a thing about a film so recent, but NCFOM is very nearly a perfect film. I can't think of one thing I would change about it to make it better. It'll be studied in film school for years to come.
- Jandy
that is what I hear. Why do you feel it is perfect? I was a bit confused at the end. Did I miss something major?
- Amani
from IM
Basically I consider a film perfect if there's nothing that could've made it better (mostly I mean cinematically speaking - angles and editing and so forth). The end is meant to be ambiguous. The world that Bell knew, the world of right and wrong that he could understand and manipulate as a lawman, has changed into something unknown and possibly unknowable - Anton Chigurh's world, where evil exists relentlessly and essentially without motive.
- Jandy
The end is taken almost word for word from the book. Compare McCarthy's The Road, which is similarly bleak, but takes the metaphor of "carrying the fire" from Bell's story about his father and turns it into a symbol of hope.
- Jandy
You explain that so well Jandy. Perhaps since I was confused at the end, the movie had the full effect on me. I will have to ponder that as I go to sleep. More movie talk tomorrow. I likey ...
- Amani
Amani, thanks. :) I should credit my friend Lydia, who just finished her dissertation on McCarthy and sorta helped me understand his work a bit better. She actually preferred the movie to the book, despite being a literature PhD.
- Jandy
Jandy, could you take another shot at explaining the ending. But this time a little slower for the McCarthy impaired :-) I just didn't get it and I would like to.
- Todd Hoff
I just watched this again, then read up on it in the wiki. It makes since this was released stateside on Christmas because there's an awful lot of hope in this dystopia.
- Pete D
from email
I like the motorcycle stunt right after that.
- Pete D
What's embarrassing: When we go to the store and one of the kids, get concerened, "You didn't get beer (or wine)" and I say, "That's right." or somthing flippant and they freak out, practically yelling, "Mama, buy some beer!"
- Anika
i think it is pretty normal because that's the statistics : the people who buy baby needs, buy more beer (one of my lecturer told that)
- İ. Emre Kutlu
""Pope Benedict said on Monday that saving humanity from homosexual or transsexual behaviour was just as important as saving the rainforest from destruction. '(The Church) should also protect man from the destruction of himself. A sort of ecology of man is needed,' the pontiff said in a holiday address to the Curia, the Vatican's central administration. 'The tropical forests do deserve our protection. But man, as a creature, does not deserve any less.'....The pope said humanity needed to 'listen to the language of creation' to understand the intended roles of man and woman. He compared behaviour beyond traditional heterosexual relations as 'a destruction of God's work'. He also defended the Church's right to 'speak of human nature as man and woman, and ask that this order of creation be respected'.""
- Derrick
from Bookmarklet
amazing example of compassion and loving, their god would be so proud.
- alphaxion
oh, and if homosexuality is a destruction of gods work then why is it observable across the animal kingdom?
- alphaxion
Wow. Who knew the Pope was so hip as to hitch his anti-gay agenda to the environmental bandwagon, one of the hottest soup du jours going right now. I bet he starts podcasting his sermons soon. Has anyone checked to see if he has an MS or FB profile? Ohhhh...Pope on Twitter...
- SOMEBODY!
I'm obviously not Catholic, but I miss the old Pope. Not quite a fan of this one.
- Derrick
Palpatine pope always saying stupid things that doesn't make sense.
- Bibi
No disrespect to Catholics nor transsexuals, but this is coming from a man wearing a dress. Work it, Benedict!
- Rosalind Hancroft
Just a quick question... If homosexuality is such a cornerstone of this religious battle, why isn't it in the 10 Commandments?
- Johnny
@Lindsey I'm not a fan of any religion. I think people should be nice with each other without any religion saying to do it.
- Bibi
This Pope doesn't seem to be about compassion, understanding, love, etc. all the things that I thought Christianity goes on and on and on about. I really don't care what you do in private or who you choose to love. There are so many BIG issues that we need to focus on in the world and gay bashing seems counterproductive.
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"Caroline Kennedy, now seeking Hillary Clinton's New York Senate seat, said through a spokesman Saturday she supports gay marriage. Kennedy's staff responded to eight questions on her views submitted by Politico. She refused to answer one, whether she would support the Democratic nominee for mayor of New York in 2009 over the independent incumbent, Michael Bloomberg."
- Kathleen Anderson
from Bookmarklet
"At this point everyone has an opinion on Kanye West's new album 808s & Heartbreak and more specifically his single "Love Lockdown," so we'll leave that discussion behind and instead turn to this mind-melting new remix of the single from our perennial favorite Flying Lotus. Using only the main vocal stem from the original, FlyLo has built a moist, aromatic swamp around 'Yes lead, with collapsing shards of percussion and amorphous tempos (sometimes the vocal seems to get lost, but just go with it, it works out.) It's par-for-the-course for the celebrated producer and deejay, who just nabbed the nod as Pitchfork's 28th best record of 2008 for his Warp debut Los Angeles. Next year brings his installment in !K7's celebrated DJ Kicks series next, which, if his Essential Mix for BBC's Radio 1 is anything to go by, it's going to be pretty extensive and trippy."
- Jason Toney
from Bookmarklet
Flying Lotus just kills it with the remixes. <3 him!
- Melissa
"Chuck E. Cheese is a place for mom-on-mom deathmatches. An uninvited kid joined another kid's party. And when the cops finally showed up, they found a rumble between 40 bloodthirsty parents. That's what the chain gets for serving beer to parents already trying to cope with brats and arcade machine sound effects for hours on end."
- Mona Nomura
I have decided I will *never* take my child to Chuck E. Cheese. Ever.
- Michelle M
It smells like feet. :( But seriuosly, that's what they get for serving beer. Wise decision, MM!
- Mona Nomura
Beer? They don't serve beer. Not at the ones on Houston at least. (sad that I know that)
- Russell Holliman
Mona, you should smell the inside of the rat costume, or not. It's like a big enclosed fur coat worn by sweaty teens and never washed. Kids yank the tail off, and teens try to determine the gender of the wearer, by groping.
- Alan
Everything about Chuck E. Cheese spells hell... you need beer to dull the smell of urine, flopsweat and failure... the should have a full bar IMO.
- Trish Benningfield
OMG I just threw up in my mouth.
- Mona Nomura
from IM
Mona didn't you throw up in your mouth about something else earlier today?
- Marko Bon
I think so - can't remember what. Oh man, now people are going to think I have an eating disorder.
- Mona Nomura
from IM
I guess I shouldn't mention the full diapers that moms always leave in the booths. Oops, too late.
- Alan
lol. Is it just me though, or has Gizmodo gone wide lately and off gadgets? I understand the move (hell, we go wide) but it's interesting coming from a dedicated gadget blog
- Duncan Riley
J writes a lot about military and space crap... whatever works, I guess. Personally I don't mind the mix. Engadget and their projector stories are kinda boring. I unsubscribed from them a long time ago. (oops, did I say that out loud?)
- Mona Nomura
"What most bothered Wallace about Taylor’s paper was not the despair-inducing worldview of fatalism itself (though that was indeed worrisome); it was, as Jay Garfield recalled, that “this metaphysically troubling conclusion followed from these ordinary-seeming premises.” Taylor seemed to have scrambled the normal relations among logic, language and the physical world, detaching them from their proper spheres. There was a kind of anguish for Wallace in the prospect of a world so out of whack."
- Christopher Galtenberg
from Bookmarklet
"The real accomplishment of Wallace’s thesis, however, was not technical or argumentative but more like a moral victory. His demonic attention to detail in language and logic, and his seemingly limitless cognitive abilities, had set aright a world momentarily upended by a conceptual sleight of hand. “In light of what we’ve seen about the semantics of physical modality,” Wallace wrote in...
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- Christopher Galtenberg
You wanna rumble in my jungle? I'll take you on. Stampede your rumpa and send you home. You wanna rumble in space? I put my laser on stun. And on tha north pole I'll ice you son.
- Scoble, Alex Scoble
You wanna thrilla in my nilla? You'll be killa bee stung. Wanna taste the vanilla? Better watch your tongue.
- Scoble, Alex Scoble
'Cause I'll hammer your toe like a pediatrician. Saw you in half like I'm a magician. Tear you down like I'm in demolition. Count you out like a mathematician.
- Scoble, Alex Scoble
I'm so very hot that when I rob your mansion. You ain't callin' the cops you call the firestation.
- Scoble, Alex Scoble
'Cause my flavor so sweet you'll be zoom-zoom-zoom. Don't even get me started on my bada-boom-booms. One left one right thats how I organize them. You know I fill my cups no need to super-size them. Right now you probably thinking: How she get in them jeans? Well I'm gifted all natural and bursting the seams.
- Scoble, Alex Scoble
A-ha! Kon-ichi-wa bitches. A-ha-A-ha! Kon-ichi-wa bitches.
- Scoble, Alex Scoble
Don't I look tasty like a french Bon-Bon? Even more sweeter than a cherrybomb. Coming with the postman like I'm a mailbomb. Cummin' in your mouth make you say yum-yum.
- Scoble, Alex Scoble
Hit the gong-gong bring the sumos on. I'm a kick ass all the way to Hong Kong. Make their balls bounce like a game of ping pong. Kon-ichi-wa bitches from Beijing to Siagon.
- Scoble, Alex Scoble
Got nothing on me 'cause you know you's a bum. Dum-didi-dum-didi-didi-dum-dum. Check the scenario: I'm 'a bust your ear drum. And leave your heads ringing with the ringa ding dong.
- Scoble, Alex Scoble
Busy on the mic since the day I was WHAT? Born. Check out my style, it's the Raka WHAT? Mo'. Shine is on me like a dog on a WHAT? Bone. Fight the power, put myself on the throne.
- Scoble, Alex Scoble
You know when shit is getting heavy like it weights a ton. I will run you down like a marathon. Tape you up good put you in the trunk. C U next Tuesday you is a punk.
- Scoble, Alex Scoble
"Residents in Seattle, Washington, the birthplace of Starbucks, can now see approximately 140 McDonald's billboards emblazoned with "large is the new grande" or "four bucks is dumb.""
- Andrew Badera
from Bookmarklet
Almost as bad as the egg cars http://friendfeed.com/e.... But um, Cadbury ad team = FAIL. Whoever the GENIUS was that chose to animate the twist into a chocolate caterpillar/centipede needs to get shot. It does NOT look appetizing. Gross.
- Mona Nomura
from Bookmarklet
I agree! As eggs I love love love them, but the bar just doesn't work for me :(
- Vicky
I always feel too guilty eating Creme Eggs when it's not Easter, maybe this will solve my problem :-)
- Matthew Neale
I very seldom eat candy these days, but I do enjoy a creme egg around Easter time. I don't know why, as they're way to sweet for my liking really. I have to say that I visited the Cadbury factory in Bournville, near Birmingham, and it was cool to get given bars of chocolate 2-3 times. My favorite though is regular Cadbury's Dairy Milk. There were some HUGE FO slabs there to die for.
- Ian May
Only if it's inside a Twinkie, Jesse.
- Mona Nomura
I liked them better before they changed the recipe. The "yolk" used to be slightly solid, and the "white" was a little more liquid. and i remember them tasting diffrent. I still like them, its just not the same egg from my childhood that i loved. I guess its ok as long as the recipe for whatchamacallits doesn't change; i still remember when they came out, and they are still my fav candy bar.
- InPerpetualMotion(Gina k)
Gina - your dedication to the ART and SCIENCE of Cadbury Creme Eggs = MY BFF and ever and ever and ever and EVER! <3
- Mona Nomura
I'm with you Mona. I <3 Cadbury Eggs and these look super yums.
- ·[▪_▪]·
Nicerobot, I knew I could count on you. <3
- Mona Nomura
from IM
This might be stating the obvious, but the Illinois governor's hair kills me every time I see him. Corrupt? Probably. Not too bright? Clearly. But the hair? *d e a d*