Charles Wilson

"Still reeling from a $12.6 billion loss last year and a steadily declining customer base, the Ford Motor Company announced plans Monday to invest its entire third- and fourth-quarter manufacturing and advertising budgets into reintroducing the Model T, one of history's best known and most innovative car models..." - Anthony Citrano

accept my friends request already :) - Ryan

We are watching a movie on Playstation now. My Xbox fans are so loud I never like using it. - Robert Scoble

Well tell them to go home, then! - WorldofHiglet

Milan makes an appearance too just to keep Louis Gray on top of his game. - Robert Scoble

Is that the only game he plays? If so, that's too bad. There are so many good console games out right now. - Ryan

He plays lots of games on xbox and playstation but keeps going back to WoW. - Robert Scoble

"Sporting his trademark purple velvet smoking jacket and pipe, the smiling Zuckerman stressed that there were 'no hard feelings' about the incident and joked that Kissinger was welcome back to his regular guest room at the mansion anytime, 'as long as the old boy can keep it in his pants next time.'" - Anthony Citrano

"Actually Tom I’m able to get 200 miles on a charge fairly easily with my Tesla Roadster. My commute is five miles a day, and with another trip or two thrown in a day (i.e. lunch,dinner, meeting, movie, whatever) that means I can charge it every 4-5 days. I just had my charger put in yesterday and with the low speed charger it takes 6-8 hours for a full charge and with high-speed charger it takes 3-4 hours. I actually think I’ll never have to buy/drive another car since I only do two or three road trips a year (i.e. San Diego), and when I do I can us my old Mini Cooper. 95% of folks drive less than 100 miles a day… so the Tesla 2.0 at 60k and 3.0 at 30k would do the trick. Additionally, battery life is getting better and better, so my guess is they will be able to get the range from 220+ to 350-400+ in two years. When the car gets to 400 miles a charge and under 50k then it really starts to make sense because the gas savings of 2-3k a year pays for the additional 15k of the car (or..." - Jason Calacanis

@Calacanis - what do you think of Better Place / Shai Agassi - "We buy batteries and clean electricity and we sell miles" re: http://ff.im/65yB - SnakeDoc

I want what no is making: an electric car I can afford. - Charles LePage

"You read that correctly. Some of the same people who propelled us toward the housing market calamity are now seeking to profit by exploiting billions in federally insured mortgages. Washington, meanwhile, has vastly expanded the availability of such taxpayer-backed loans as part of the emergency campaign to rescue the country's swooning economy..." [We gonna ignore this one, too?] - Anthony Citrano

Do you know where their previous office was located? :) - Paul Buchheit

I don't. Google? - Robert Scoble

The same place as the current ff office. - Paul Buchheit

Looks like Robert's gonna be droppin' by! - Susan Beebe

"Henry, Please don't try and unspin the buzzwords... without them what do we have?!?!? * best jcal * reality?" - Jason Calacanis

it makes perfect sense to have friendfeed talk to wordpress. why not? i'd like to have friendfeed talk to drupal. - Lynne d Johnson

YES! Matt - make it so. - Hutch Carpenter

Please matt. That would be awesomesause. - Roberto Bonini

We are almost alone in the lobby. - Robert Scoble

<Spock> Actually, 29.532 percent. <raises eyebrow> </Spock> - Karim

Amani, that makes a lot of sense. The airport hotels should fare better. I used to work for the Airport Hilton and they were always fill - no downtime ever. - Melanie Reed

"If you wanted close-up photos of the moon in the late 1800s, you were pretty much out of luck. Unless, of course, you built incredibly detailed plaster models of lunar craters and then snapped carefully lit pictures of them..." - Anthony Citrano

FEMA predicted a large earthquake would cause "widespread and catastrophic physical damage" across Alabama, Arkansas, Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky, Mississippi, Missouri and Tennessee -- home to some 44 million people. - Anthony Citrano

Totally misleading headline. I thought that they had discovered a way to predict earthquakes. - Kenton

Reuters does this sometimes. ;) - Anthony Citrano

"[T]he inequities [of a bailout] smell to high heaven, and that is one of the huge problems in dealing with it. It runs against the streak of basic fairness in a lot of Americans. You’re going to provide a handout to the fool. The fool is going to be rewarded and I, the taxpayer, will be put at risk at the margin for that handout to the fool. When all I did was exactly what I was supposed to do. Where is the fairness here?" - Anthony Citrano

"A bailout creates perverse incentives. Rather than punishing their behavior, it encourages fiscal irresponsibility among bankers, mortgage brokers, speculators, and refinancers. These folks made money hand over fist in the past nine years (remember, homeborrowers who tapped their home equity received cash money to pay for Escalades, vacations, and stainless steel appliances; now they want you to pay for it!). Why change your behavior when you benefit from it?" - Anthony Citrano