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Dot matrix printer at airport is printing a never-ending print job. Sign above it: "Do NOT print anything on this until further notice!"
Just started writing an epic poem. The first line is "Hey, hey, hey, it's the ancient Mariner!" You'll love the title.
Tim Armstrong's "Aol." logo is part of his genius value reduction strategy. Easier to double/triple stock price when you start at 5 cents.
Listening to Owl City again. I've been told this means I am now a 12-year-old girl, but at least I'm a happy one.
It turns out Samson's big weakness was haircuts. No way. I could have sworn it was Samsonite.
If @tdrapeau, @xealot and @gavbaa all love this "Shiny Suds" shower commercial it has to be twisted, right? http://www.youtube.com/watch...
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At Chuck E. Cheese's for a kids party. Just saw a video of Chuck and his band doing Squeeze's "Hourglass." Wow. Chuck E. Squeeze.
Bought 4 Star Wars books for our kids' friend's birthday today. One was written by legendary ComicMix/GrimJack author John Ostrander. Cool!
Chuck yeah! RT @TheFlickcast: New: 'Chuck' Returns January 10 With Two Hour Premiere http://theflickcast.com/2009...
The Nets play The Knicks tomorrow. Is it possible both teams will still end up with a loss?
At the Izod Center watching Star Wars in Concert with my boys. Both are dressed as Jedi. Lots of other kids are Darth Vaders. It's wild.
Nice! ComicMix comics are on the iPhone and iPod touch via IDW apps: http://www.comicmix.com/news...
Tweeting moms: @bloggingniki, @playingwithu, @sequitorpartner, @Dorie93950, @brookeburke. Tweeting non-mom: @SavvyAuntie. #followfriday
@RockingJamboree That sucks. Sadly, I don't know as many people in MN as I should.
12 years ago @heatherlgreen left Bloomberg for BusinessWeek. So Bloomberg bought BW and let her go. That Bloomberg sure can hold a grudge.
Why did I think the BusinessWeek layoffs would be people I didn't know? http://paidcontent.org/article... @swildstrom @heatherlgreen @robhof -- who else?
Wow @Jason. That *is* bold. I think I like every change http://www.engadget.com/ made. Probably a sign of things to come at the new AOL.
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