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This kind of snark isn't normally to my taste, except I remember being all set to go on a recruiting trip to Caltech and they cancelled it. Go figure. - Ruchira S. Datta

It's a comment left on the post itself. The commenters are pretty vicious to the author. Although it does make for hilarious reading. - Ana

Does this replace the D40x? Makes sense so you can share lenses - Benjamin Golub

I think I'm coming to the same conclusion, Ana. Situations where there's not enough light for my SD780 and I don't have my DSLR seems like a corner case that doesn't warrant the expense (and to a lesser extent extra bulk) of the S90. - Ken Sheppardson

Tear-offs work for me, and I use them all the time on my Gmail account. - Tudor Bosman

Tear-offs fail to open for me so frequently that I have given up on them. - Gary Burd

Am still scouring the web for deals to Indianapolis this weekend... - Ana from Bookmarklet

Need any more Indianapolis info? Harold and I are here. - Kamilah Gill

"We are just destined to be really, really good friends who only hang out when I don't have a boyfriend, but still need male attention to boost my fragile and all-consuming ego." - Ana from Bookmarklet

http://www.garfunkelandoates.com/music... - specifically, the "i would never" song. - Andrew C

"At press time, staff members were considering a variety of plans, including calling Underwood's parents, calling someone in Human Resources, sending Underwood an e-mail featuring a lighthearted Internet video, or just leaving for lunch and hoping that he is gone by the time they return. But whatever the solution eventually turns out to be, the only thing that seems certain is that nobody wants to go over there and deal with him directly. "Maybe he just hates his job," said one coworker, who spoke on condition of anonymity. "That's usually my reason when I start crying and can't stop."" - Ana from Bookmarklet

""Meb's fellow competitors voiced their doubts about him immediately after the event," NYRR president Mary Wittenberg said. "In addition to his remarkable speed, unusual race-day height, and distinctive 'clip-clop' gait, Keflezighi's frequent nickering caused the other runners to speculate that he may have been using a horse in some fashion." Added Wittenberg, "Also, just before the start, he lifted up his tail and loudly deposited a 9-inch-high pile of steaming fecal matter on the pavement, an unusual occurrence even in the world of long-distance running."" - Ana from Bookmarklet

ROFL!!!!!!!!! - rowlikeagirl

If so, email me at ayang@friendfeed.com w/ your Facebook profile :) - Ana

Keep in mind that any testing you do will be visible to those you make as friends though, so don't friend them if you don't want them to see your testing :-) - Jesse Stay

Your dashboard beats Velazquez. It even beats Goya's black paintings! - Ana

I am really impressed. Well done, Google!: "Have you ever wondered what data is stored with your Google Account? The Google Dashboard offers a simple view into the data associated with your account — easily and concisely in one location." - Ana from Bookmarklet

That is so awesome! - Ana

+1 LogEx. 'Isn't it Ironic' is an excellent title because 'it' is a self-reference to the song's title which refers to a song which is not at all ironic. Which is therefore ironic. - Kevin Fox

"There's nothing more tragic than having Glenn Beck outlive your child." - Ana from Bookmarklet

The Onion. It rocks. - MVB (Curmudgeon of FF)

No kidding. - Ana

""Cal Trans: Do you really think this patch is going to last until you pull the bridge down in 2013? Can we just bite the bullet, replace the Eyebars and get on with it?"" - Ana from Bookmarklet

Answer: no. http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin... - Ben Darnell

"His announcement was not a surprise to those following the Democratic campaign. Newsom was unable to find the same popularity throughout California that he enjoys in his home city. He trailed Attorney General Jerry Brown badly in fundraising, even though Brown has not officially announced his candidacy." - Ana from Bookmarklet

Ah well. I would have voted for him at least. A few years ago people were talking about Gavin for president someday. Now? Probably not so much. - Stephen Mack

Yep. They also spammed the Geek Girls group: http://friendfeed.com/girlgee... - Rochelle

So has something changed or is something changing, or has the form always been the preferred way of reporting these things? Not that it really matters, I suppose. - Ken Sheppardson

"I just thought, 'please let it have killed Chris Kaman.'" - Ana from Bookmarklet

Whoa - Julie Parker

Amazing shots Mike! I think I like the black and white one the best. - Ana

I wanted to make a list of movies that I can't help but watch when they're on, but can't think of that many right now. Can anyone else think of any? - Dan Hsiao

Brian, ah thanks. Almost fogot about that one! - imabonehead

Thanks, taken care of. In the future, please just use the terms violation reporting form that you filled out first. - Ana

burned :) - hermansji.:.

Thanks Ana! I didn't know if that TOS form went to the right place post acquisition, so I posted here too just in case. :) - EricaJoy

SOooooo excited. Can't believe all the games are on the east coast though. Grrr. - Ana

I might at home, Ana. I'll look tonight. - MVB (Curmudgeon of FF)

Hi Bill, I no longer need the 9/27 issue, but have a copy of the 10/11 one if you want me to mail it to you. Email me at ayang@friendfeed.com w/ your address. Thanks! - Ana

"Cantonese, a dialect from southern China that has dominated the Chinatowns of North America for decades, is being rapidly swept aside by Mandarin, the national language of China and the lingua franca of most of the latest Chinese immigrants. The change can be heard in the neighborhood’s lively restaurants and solemn church services, in parks, street markets and language schools. It has been accelerated by Chinese-American parents, including many who speak Cantonese at home, as they press their children to learn Mandarin for the advantages it could bring as China’s influence grows in the world." - Ana from Bookmarklet

"I don't know what I see when I watch football. It must be something insane, because I should not enjoy it as much as I do. I must be seeing something so personal and so universal that understanding this question would tell me everything I need to know about who I am, and maybe I don't want that to happen. But perhaps it's simply this: Football allows the intellectual part of my brain to evolve, but it allows the emotional part to remain unchanged. It has a liberal cerebellum and a reactionary heart. And this is all I want from everything, all the time, always." - Ana from Bookmarklet

Maybe you will hope for an ANA/Phillies series now. - Jonathan Le Plastrier from iPhone

The Angels were dead to me once they became LAA for the larger media market. - Ana

that's good, because they are not likely to make it through tomorrow... - Bren, Photophobe

Hi Shawn, we'd changed this group awhile back to be for users to post and discuss things w/ each other (see description). We still read and administer this group, but we've moved feedback/suggestions and bug reports to the forms linked from the contact page (we still reply to every single one of those, usually w/i 24 hours or so). Thanks! - Ana from email

Ana, when did that change-over happen? - Micah Wittman

Ahhhhhhh... You should make a post about that... - Johnny Worthington from iPhone

Apparently, the Empire State Building was lit in red and yellow lights to mark China's 60th anniversary celebration. Didn't know that. How cool :) - Ana from Bookmarklet

Mine too! - Benjamin Golub

I think it had something to do with La Super Rica right? :) - Benjamin Golub from iPhone

Ed, you can always report spam using the Terms of Service violation form on our Contact page: http://friendfeed.com/about... - Ana from email

http://mobile.nytimes.com/article... - Ana from email

wish you rain free festivities - صبا