if this were facebook that picture would be so removed! especially if it were a human infant attached to the milk dispencer.
- Nathan Eckenrode
@Melissa: It's not illegal to breast feed animals, and why should it be? Why is it 'disgusting'? Do you think it's disgusting that humans drink cow's and goat's milk, among other things?
- fn (fairnymph)
I asked that on another thread here a while back, fairnymph, when someone was acting all offended about the PETA / Ben and Jerry's thing... personally, I find inter-species milk exchange a lot more offensive than intra-species milk exchange. But I'm not a milk drinker.
- Anthony Citrano
I know you're not a milk drinker my dear, but you continue to be LOGICAL, which is why I love you so. If someone thinks all adult milk consumption is gross, I can understand and respect that. But arbitrarily considering some interspecies milk consumption acceptable and others not is irrational. It reminds me of all the silly knee-jerk reactions I got in response to drinking breastmilk cocoa. Curious - would you drink human milk?
- fn (fairnymph)
I do consume dairy products, yes [only humane, organic, blah blah], but still wish I didn't. Drinking milk and eating meat have been long out of my diet, though.. it's a long process... Also agree w/ your health analysis w/r/t monkey vs. cat. Also good luck with people coming back to threads. This is why threads die; FF still tends to be drive-by for most users.
- Anthony Citrano
If I send you some of my homemade dairy products one day, will you eat them? :D
- fn (fairnymph)
No, I'd probably tell you I did and then give them to the neighbors. BTW, you're freaking out the squares. ;p
- Anthony Citrano
@akiva Tori Amos did it on the cover for Boys for Pele, and yes, David Lynch is pretty weird.
- Tsali, The Native of FF
@Akiva, no, it's really part of Dune. Thufir Hawat was poisoned and had to milk a cat for the antidote. Not that Lynch didn't brilliantly realize the whole thing onscreen.
- Josh Haley
You know I love freaking out the squares! And I'll make some delicious ice cream in a flavour you can't resist.
- fn (fairnymph)
I knew a chick on Yahoo who did that once. Not pleasant to watch
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@anthony I thought you were all about the titty? Must I remind you of the Kiera Knightly tweet? http://friendfeed.com/e... You were all about BIG MAMS
- sofarsoShawn
Trust me, Shawn, I would not be trying to milk her.
- Anthony Citrano
As an ubah cat lover... I shall never stoop to this level of loving my cat. Frankly this is so wrong in so many ways. So the fairnymph freak who thinks this is okay...it's not HUMAN!! this is a fricken CAT!! Let us drink our goats milk and cows milk, that is what our CREATOR intended for HUMANS. For the LOVE!!
- Tracy
Tracy, what? 1st: No creator, 2nd nature intended goat milk for goats, and cow milk for cows, that makes 3rd: "We are the cat who drink milk from a foreign species"... poor cows.
- Ryo / Fuck Facebook
@Ryo, so net:net you're saying we ought to raise women for milk?
- Anthony Citrano
Anthony, it sounds like a nice idea :) But what I wanted to say, as long as you are drinking cow milk, there is no reason to get mad about a cat drinking human milk.
- Ryo / Fuck Facebook
I could swear I hid this a while back.
- Beau Liening
It might relate to a recent story I saw about infants preferring the taste of alcohol flavored breast milk moreso than regular milk flavored breast milk though.
- Tsali, The Native of FF
Uhh... wow. I was totally not expecting all of the violently negative reactions when I expanded the comments on this entry. What gives?
- Tristan Seligmann
I'm thankful for Titty Cat, always good for a pull
- Livy
Can't believe my wife doesn't like this movie!!!
- Darren Heydon
Have you ever wondered if there was more to life, other than being really, really, ridiculously good looking?
- Alfredo
How is that possible, Darren? This movie is brilliant. Hell, I own it and still cracked up yesterday just *thinking* of the walk-off.
- Captain Bubbles
That's one ridiculously good looking merman.
- Mitch
Mel, I love how they would pose for you. I know how you shoot and you like to get natural shots, but everytime you picked up your camera, they got all single file line status for you. :)
- Derrick
"Yeah, so we're in the studio now, laying down some tracks. They wanna get Diddy in on it, but I'm hoping we can work with Reznor, cause he seems like a cool guy..."
- Derrick
I was thinking the same thing, joey. LOL. I love this picture.
- Trish R
Diddy, Reznor, Derrick & Mariachi... I'll take it on vinyl!
- Jason Wehmhoener
That is so totally full of win that it makes me "SQUEEEE"!
- Lindsay
Ay Papi...this pic is awesome. I'm going to go make myself a margarita in honor of it.
- Mark Krynsky
"Mark Coghill said his seemingly loving girlfriend, Tracy Davies, suddenly "turned into the likes of Mike Tyson", chewed off half his tongue and spat it out on the floor in front of him. The 45-year-old was rushed to hospital by ambulance but doctors were unable to stitch it back on. Jurors were told that when police arrived at Mr Coghill's home, Davies handed officers the severed flesh in a small plastic bag and said: "We had a domestic and I bit his tongue off, here it is." Divorcee Mr Coghill said he had been dating Miss Davies for three months when he invited her to his house to celebrate his birthday on October 10 last year."
- RAPatton
from Bookmarklet
"After drinks and a meal, Miss Davies became upset about the fact that her doctor had recently told her she was not pregnant, the court heard. Mr Coghill, of Jesmond, Newcastle upon Tyne, said he tried to comfort Miss Davies and she said to him: "You haven't given me a proper, nice, smoochie, tongue in, sort of kiss for a few days." He said: "I had wanted to anyway but she asked me to...
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- RAPatton
Ah, my home town. Gotta love Newcastle upon Tyne! :)
- David Young
man, don't even think about getting oral from her...
- minus-one
Makes you think twice trusting other people with your tongue. I loved Newcastle when I visited a few years ago. I actually stayed in Durham though.
- Louis P.
"We love and revere our founding documents, the Constitution and the Declaration of Independence. [Applause] We believe that the preamble to the Constitution contains an inarguable truth that we are all endowed by our creator with certain inalienable rights, among them life. [Applause] Liberty, Freedom. [Applause] And the pursuit of happiness. [Applause] Those of you watching at home may wonder why this is being applauded. We conservatives think all three are under assault. [Applause]"
- Steven Perez
from Bookmarklet
I keep reminding myself: he's trying to wind me up. That's the way he makes a living. It's not real.
- dkb
Hey, O'Reilly couldn't get WW2 history correct. Why does anyone think that Rush would be able to tell the difference between the Constitution and the Declaration of Independence?
- Steven Perez
from IM
He brags about not using a teleprompter because Obama uses one. Maybe he should.
- Mattb4rd
A conservative friend claims that if you just listen to all of Rush's speeches instead of the soundbites you won't think he's such a monster. She's right, I think he's an idiot.
- Summer
Remember when neocons would ask anyone who questioned George W. Bush "Why do you hate America?" Fun times, huh?
- Steven Perez
Tony LIVES on Twitter To elaborate: Tony uses web + txt - so I'm assuming he monitors Zappos with the web search. He also mandates all his employees to Tweet, so they probably have interns keyword searching. Whole Foods, another prolific Tweeter, uses TweetDeck. JetBlue utilizes: web + TweetDeck + Twitterberry.
- Mona Nomura
They might use tools like we do for our client partners - apps like Radian6, TruCast, CIC, Cymfony. Art meets science across the new frontier of digital brand engagement engineering!...
- Thom Kennon
Hm I would be interested in your client list, Thom. I don't see how consolidated charts and analytical tools can help one actually... well.. engage.
- Mona Nomura
Twitter is the one we spend the MOST time trying to get results in real-time from - and Tweetdeck loaded with search terms and groups helps. Lots of other tools to send results as RSS for much of the rest of the social spaces (Mashable has a good run-down of many: http://mashable.com/2008... ) Though I still don't have a good search for Facebook brand mentions. Any suggestions? - Morgan @JetBlue (and Mona N, - we use Tweetle too)
- Morgan Johnston
Bingo Mona!! Most of those tools (which are GREAT) were designed for agencies. The justSignal Tracker (shameless plug) I've built is a much better solution for engagement. see: http://ustream.tv/sxsw
- Brian Roy
Talking to some of them at the Omniture summit, Thom's right, but for the most part a lot of them are just using things like RSS, TweetDeck, etc. I think Dell has created some internal tools, as have others.
- Jesse Stay
It's not Twitter, it's Tony. Zappos' mantra has always been customers first. That's why they are the biggest online shoe retailer. Twitter is supplementary.
- Mona Nomura
Oh, and at this time, Facebook is close to useless when it comes to brand promotion. Pages (that just got an overhaul) doesn't do anything. Only useful thing is status updates linked with Twitter - which at times can overwhelm (annoy) the average consumer.
- Mona Nomura
I would actually suggest that it isn't JUST business to customer, it is also customer to customer, customer to prospect, etc. Imagine having your customers sell to your prospects because you gave them a clean way to talk to one another. You better be good at what you do... cause if you aren't the opposite will (and does) happen.
- Brian Roy
Zappos is going mainstream fast though. I work a very non-tech job and people there love them. Yes, people who work at Elementary schools love Zappos. :D
- MarkCarras
Uh, I've been using Zappos since 2003ish. They go the extra mile ie: next day air free of charge, hassle free price matching, returns, and exchanges - w/ free shipping and every single one of my experiences have been nothing but excellent. Their marketing is due to word of mouth and major publications advertising for them by raving.
- Mona Nomura
I tweeted about drinking a Cameron Hughes wine last night and got a quick reply from the winery. Obviously there are tools to monitor tweets and flag keywords.
- Robert Fisher
Robert: most startups I visit now have at least one computer running TweetDeck.
- Robert Scoble
TweetDeck rules. But I think it has to do with finding your groove, per se. Then it becomes routine. Right now, I don't know of any tools in the market that efficiently enables monitoring offline.
- Mona Nomura
Mona - tell me more about "efficiently"... What is missing?
- Brian Roy
Quick and timely alerts via multiple methods. ie: IM + SMS + web and or app - with the option to enable and disable.
- Mona Nomura
So you want monitoring + semantic analysis + alerts on "stuff I need to know now" and user by user configuration. Did I get that right?
- Brian Roy
Engagement tools. User configuration + monitoring and options to monitor are first priority. Semantic analysis are close to irrelevant when it comes to people actually walking the walk. They're just tangibles to satisfy whoever you're reporting to when it comes to Twitter, imho.
- Mona Nomura
So what is justSignal missing? You see everything, you can tweet/reply, it does IM (but the tracker doesn't today), the Tracker has a Web based iPhone app. - And thanks for your insight on this... I'm not trying to defend what I've done... but learn what is needed next.
- Brian Roy
I totally agree with Mona. My computer chirping at me through Tweetdeck is great - but there aren't any mobile apps with as instantaneous a notification. I'm left with constantly manually pulling up search.twitter.com pages when I have a spare moment.
- Morgan Johnston
Alerts - the ability to know and respond right away when on the go. And these are just my opinions - glad they're useful.
- Mona Nomura
So if you have an iPhone app that updates in real time does that solve the problem? SMS isn't viable - there is no way anyone is going to pay what it costs to have EVERY tweet that mentions the brand sent to (potentially) dozens of phones. Try the ustream.tv iPhone one: http://justsignal.com/ustvsxsw
- Brian Roy
The problem with iPhones is there is no push + background. Which means the web interface has to be up at all times. SMS alerts are great - granted, your phone would be going off every two seconds, but it's a good option to have when services or new features are close to roll-out or just rolled out. Perhaps an email notification with consolidated Tweets in increments of 15 minutes? IM notifications? The possibilities are endless. It's all about options.
- Mona Nomura
Mona - completely agree. Thanks for the input. If you have any other thoughts let me know.
- Brian Roy
My pleasure Brian, anytime. :) Sorry Robert for hijacking your thread! But when Brian's justSignal blows up, you can say: "Hey, it all started on my FriendFeed!" ;)
- Mona Nomura
there are plenty of alert services - though most will at best send you a digest of results every hour. - I agree yet again. It's about the flexibility; sometimes a digest of results once a day is fine, other times if I don't see a mention come in within a minute or two, I've lost that chance to help a customer.
- Morgan Johnston
Mona: conversation offshoots are why I love friendfeed. I learned something and I appreciate it.
- Robert Scoble
Mona - I'm hoping that "blow up" is in a good way - Don't want to be Cuil :)
- Brian Roy
The tools - in our hands anyway - reveal the insights that drive the engagement strategies.
- Thom Kennon
Brian - I am rooting for you! Thom - like I said, I would be interested in seeing your client list that practices said "engagement strategies". Oh, and FYI your Facebook profile links to a Montclair high-school female, class of '11. :(
- Mona Nomura
Mona, that's my daughter, Tori's FB profile. And would love to share with you our Listening Platform (Forrester stole our handle for heir recent Wave Report!...)
- Thom Kennon
Thom - why is your daughter's profile linked to your FriendFeed?! :O Did you know FriendFeed is indexed by Google? And how come you don't have your own Facebook? :(
- Mona Nomura
Mona - the kids (I've got 5) use my laptop, esp on w/e's. I must've linked FF to FB while she was still logged into her FB. Btw you can find me on FB at Thom Kennon.
- Thom Kennon
I apologize for singling you out but this is something charts, graphs, and analytical data could never teach you. Regardless of the explanation, as a Social Media expert linking an incorrect profile to your own social profile reflects... well... poorly.
- Mona Nomura
Mona - yes, social media experts with 5 kids should be forewarned to log all those darn kids off when he reclaims his laptop on weekends. Your vigilant watch keeps the social space safe!
- Thom Kennon
You need lessons from Robert and Louis - they blog, Tweet AND FriendFeed while changing diapers and playing with the kids. Robert even records videos unrelated to Patrick and Milan!
- Mona Nomura
Mona: we can all make mistakes. I don't let other people touch my laptop now. Including my kids. They have their own laptops. I don't touch theirs. They don't touch mine. Now that netbooks are $400 and decent that's how things should roll.
- Robert Scoble
Back to thread topic --- Radian6 just updated to new rev today. Some very cool enhancements. We've been deep into VT's TruCast for some time as well. Quite robust, esp. ecosystem mapping. And Cymfony's Maestro is their newest enhanced app/platform. Love their data set! Our colleagues in APAC use CIC, eager to put that thru paces soon.
- Thom Kennon
Of course we make mistakes, we're all human. But if I were a potential client, I wouldn't even think of contacting them. - just saying. :)
- Mona Nomura
Someone give Mona another Rockstar Energy Drink :-p
- Hutch Carpenter
I'm thinking of trying out ScoutLabs' 30-Day Free Trial SM brand-conversation tracking tool, though I agree with Mona (of course ;) that it takes more diligence than simply using a Radian6-like service: http://www.scoutlabs.com/
- Marko Bon
Loving this conversation as this is something I've been looking at recently. Right now I'm using twitter search brought in as an RSS feed for the company's name but wondering if there is a better way as I'd like to be able to search for products too without creating 11ty billion search queries. It works but I know there are much better tools that I should be using
- Tamara
Yes, Marko, we're in middle of a trial of ScoutLabs as well. Doesn't feel as robust and tool-rich as the rest, but that's first blush, we'll continue to bang on it and report back.
- Thom Kennon
CoTweet's designed specifically for brands http://cotweet.com. It provides a layer of control and coordination that makes communicating through Twitter much more effective and efficient for companies. It allows multiple people to communicate through the same Twitter account, combining tools for outbound marketing and PR as well as response-oriented customer service. You can share the responsibility of being "on duty" for the account and assign followups to other team members.
- jesse
They are using listening platforms like TNS cymfony, Buzzmetrics and Radian6. I've got details.
- Jeremiah Owyang
Too long of a topic for here, but this will all evolve into "just another Contact Center Channel" for big companies. It will be just like phone, chat, email, etc. When that happens it won't be a game changer - it will be the same companies providing the same (barely acceptable) level of service/engagement. I've seen this too many times since 1992 - and this is no different. It is also why I'm not trying to solve that (I could, but don't want to) with justSignal. I know where it goes...
- Brian Roy
BTW - Whoever does "solve" the contact center channel for Social Media will make serious $$$ - probably far more than by catering to PR/Marketing. So here is my free advice - study what Kana did with email and Genesys does with multi-channel - plug SM into something like that and sell to 500+ seat contact centers.
- Brian Roy
Piping RSS feeds from search.twitter.com would certainly help. Put a number of these in a GReader folder and turn on an RSS feed for that folder so that others can see too.
- Mike Reynolds
I track Twitter keywords from search.twitter.com via a FriendFeed Room. You can track the flow, and they become searchable as well.
- Hutch Carpenter
Great dialogue. I'm curious how Mona and Robert feel about the need for quick response versus monitoring when it comes to large scale national brands? Take something like Kleenex where brand is used as a noun, do they need to respond to every mention in SM? Isn't there value to them listening and understanding how their brand is used?
- JMaultasch
That is where common sense needs to be exercised in order to pick and choose the signal vs noise and respond when appropriate. What a lot of marketers are missing is the purpose of SM sites -- specifically, Twitter.
- Mona Nomura
Oops, totally forgot to mention cotweet. Sorry @jesse. We just started testing it out on our team and have been really happy with it so far.
- Tamara
Great discussion everyone. What I would like to hear is: Twitter and other social media platforms are great with consumer goods and already-established-brands. But what about the huge industries of companies making capital goods???? Their customers have probably never hear of social media. What do they do? just ignore it? Is Social Media only our world , while tons of companies have no business being here?
- Peter Efland
Again, what a lot of marketers are missing is the purpose of SM sites -- specifically, Twitter. Identify, acknowledge, and understand the why to recognize the how.
- Mona Nomura
Peter: I'm not sure your assumption holds... for example - here is a twitter search for Kenmore (lame, appliances sold a Sears): http://search.twitter.com/search... - SM is just visible word of mouth. People talk about all kinds of things. Granted that the demographics are still a bit skewed... but that is changing quickly.
- Brian Roy
@CoTweet will be a great app for monitoring business accounts in twitter while maintaining a human aspect behind the account - better than just a broadcast mechanism.
- Courtney Engle
to Mona's point directly above, Brian Morrisey of AdWeek said something at Social Media Week here in NYC that I jotted down: "People use Social Media not to connect with *brands,* but to connect with *each other.*" That's the WHY we're on Twitter -- and for Brands that will require a little re-alignment for how they decide to operate in this space.
- Marko Bon
tracking the live chatter - Tweetdeck, google alerts, friendfeed room, all helpful.
- Courtney Engle
to Marko's point Is it necessary to distinguish brand from community? Tony @zappos represents his brand sure - but he's solidly an individual on Twitter as well. Frank @comcastcares is clearly his own person even as he works to help Comcast's customers, and my own work @JetBlue - while I work hard to keep our public feed strictly on the topics I believe our customers want to see, it doesn't make my interaction any less authentic and human. The advantage of SM is that companies no longer need to be faceless
- Morgan Johnston
I'm coming up on 3,000 soon .. but not soon enough
- Tyler (Chacha)
I'm not even 200 tweets from 50,000 but I'm taking a twitter break. Congrats on 1000. :-)
- Richard A.
I think I'm over 5,000 but never pay attention.
- Kol Tregaskes
I generally don't pay attention to the counters on Twitter, although I sometimes glance at them, if only to see if I've hit any milestones.
- Tyson Key
Thanks, if you're one of the folks who befriended me on LinkedIn, Identi.ca, Facebook, or FriendFeed itself. I'll reciprocate tomorrow, when I have better connectivity.
Joni Moilanen, Nina Moilanen, jmortonscott, Jim Jannotti, and dcfemella. I've reciprocated on the appropriate platforms, now that I've had chance.
- Tyson Key
Tyson - are you befriending out of spite or because these people are not feeding you good content? sounds like spite to me :)
- Justin Korn
@Justin - No, it's just because those people named decided to befriend me. I typically reciprocate anyone, at least on FriendFeed and most other services, although I'm slightly pickier on Twitter.
- Tyson Key
So it's "for the sake of it", and a way to thank them. Usually, I end up befriending the other person, and then they reciprocate.
- Tyson Key
Most seem to be on FriendFeed, but end up crossing over to other platforms to befriend me, so it kind of makes sense that I'll continue the pattern on those (since I have a better idea about the people I'm befriending on those services).
- Tyson Key
Note to folks complaining about me "Liking" too much stuff: If you want me to stop, don't post any science or tech-related stuff, don't add as much interesting photography and other images, cease posting anything even vaguely related to current affairs, and don't make as many room posts. ;)
Tyson - because of our interactions, I know you are more than a serial liker. You contribute invaluable information; especially in mobile related topics. FF the way you want, Tyson.
- Mona Nomura
from fftogo
Tyson - this message rocks. I thank you for liking so much stuff. It makes me feel good that when I sign into my FF page, someone's actually paid attention! ;)
- Jim Mitchem
@Jannifer - It was about some folks a while ago who thought I Liked a load of "spammy" (by their metric) or mundane content, and generally filled their feeds to the point that I allegedly drowned others out. Although there are other people who are just as prolific, if not more so here, of course.
- Tyson Key
There was a debate a while ago about my use of FriendFeed, although the person who started the thread decided to block me (I won't say who to avoid starting a textual fire), so I can't view it again without either logging out, or feeding it to Iterasi.
- Tyson Key
I am running a private beta for a new service that lets you direct message people on FriendFeed. It's 100% opt-in and only allows messages from people you are subscribed to. If you'd like to try it out, just leave a comment here! (UPDATE: BETA OPEN TO THE PUBLIC)
I don't want to be left alone outside. It's dark and scary out here. Let me in please! :)
- Jason Shultz
from twhirl
Hey everyone, NO NEED to leave your email in the comments! I'll invite you to the private beta room, where you'll find instructions to sign-up. Burak/Josh/Shey/Tina/Marcos, you're invited!
- Carter Rabasa
Sounds great, I'm interested! May I get an invite?
- Phoenix
Only Robert can sense a mention of his name when it's embedded in an un-searchable image file. :) You're invited, sir. Please don't break my site.
- Carter Rabasa
Ok, I've sent invitations to everyone up to Robert Couture.
- Carter Rabasa
Ok, you're in Mark. I've CLOSED the beta (for now). Need to work through all the great suggestions and fix the bugs. Thanks for everyone's patience!
- Carter Rabasa
Just a suggestion - DMs should only be enabled if it's a 2-way subscription. If they follow you, you follow them, then they unfollow, you can no longer dm them. IMO if that happens, neither should they.
- Jesse Stay
"This portrait of President Barack Obama was created by artist George Vlosich using an Etch-A-Sketch toy. The picture took 80 hours to draw using the two dials in one, unbroken line. via MAKE: Blog"
- edythe
from Bookmarklet
This is, by far, my favorite Springsteen song
- RAPatton
me too RAP. This one followed by Secret Garden.
- Yolanda
from IM
I'm more an old Springsteen fan. Greetings From Asbury Park, NJ is one of the greatest album experiences there is ;) But this is a great tune.
- Michael W. May
#6 is hilarious. A list of letters from children. From the page: "Dear President Obama, Here is a list of the first 10 things you should do as president: 1. Fly to the White House in a helicopter. 2. Walk in. 3. Wipe feet. 4. Walk to the Oval Office. 5. Sit down in a chair. 6. Put hand-sanitizer on hands. 7. Enjoy moment. 8. Get up. 9. Get in car. 10. Go to the dog pound. — Chandler Browne, age 12, Chicago"
- Donna Mugavero
from Bookmarklet
Dear Obama, If I were president I would have fun, because I could run fast. — Kenja Zelaya, age 6, Los Angeles
- kbourke
Wow, I didn't like Rick Sanchez that much before, but this is great, I am changing my mind
- Ginger Kenney
Why? A prepared, pro anchor sandbags a blue collar guy, and you get off on that? Would you cheer Sean Hannity for destroying some lefty waitress for stepping out of her realm?
- Ed Shahzade /NextInstinct
@Ed: If that "lefty waitress" had claimed to be the owner of the diner and owed back taxes and claimed Bush planned 9/11 (akin to Sam's socialism garbage) and then used the media fame to take a job outside of her field (purely for money) and then defame that entire profession. Um, yeah, I'd be fine with Hannity for dressing her down.
- AJ Kohn
Some lefty waitress wasn't brought into the limelight like 'Joe' was, sorry, he deserves little sympathy.
- Nick
i'll cheer for @aj! i don't even understand how to make this into some red state/blue state issue. why? take it easy, cheney. this guy, joe the plumber, is an affront to ALL journalists—right, left, center, extreme or moderate. i'm reaching that conclusion on the basis of one, no, make that two facts: a) he's not a journalist; and b) he's a moron...allegedly.
- .LAG liked that
I don't particularly like Joe. But I don't like a CNN anchor shaming some out of his league. Hell for all you know, Joe would stop and help your mom with a flat tire, and Sanchez drive right by
- Ed Shahzade /NextInstinct
@ed: point taken, seems like bullying...but the Joe the Plumber he's pistol-whipping is a made-up persona, not a real person. no feelings to hurt here.
- .LAG liked that
Cue the violins. I might be a little more sympathetic if not-Joe the not-plumber wasn't impersonating a journalist.
- Victor Ganata
my daughter 16 does 3000 a month, 100 a day.
- Thomas Power
If it was a sprint account, it might not be true. They have a habit of overcharging....like my hubby's $12,000 bill for a single month's worth of calls.
- April Russo (app103)
Sprint has an unlimited messaging/data/voice plan for $100, so it can easily be true.
- MiniMage TKDteacher of FF
It's a start but remember Twitter only reaches a small segment of the potential market
- Dennis Howlett
Dennis: you never know where your next job will come from. The one I got at the depths of the last downturn came from Craig's List. Microsoft job? Came from answering a post on a Microsoft newsgroup.
- Robert Scoble
@gbattle , LinkedIn: http://bit.ly/cjLH , http://leftovertakeout.com - areas of expertise and interest: microblogging platforms, reputation systems, aggregated content, discovery frameworks, automated and social news, music, uncertainty and innovation.
- Greg Battle
Paul: yeah, I created it. Saw a need, made it happen!
- Robert Scoble
Hi, I'm Mark Turner: open-source guru, Wikipedia contributer, and blogger in Raleigh. I'm an innovative, social (and socially-aware) geek. I dream big. I want to build tools that empower people. Twitter: @mtdotnet. Blog: http://www.markturner.net. LinkedIn: http://www.linkedin.com/in... . See my blog for more about me. Thanks!
- Mark Turner
Job seekers should replace their resumes with a VisualCV, 750+ companies now participating. You'll need to register to view and share with all "Employers" http://www.visualcv.com/
- Tim Woods
My name is Jeff Standley and I have a Bachelors in Computer Science / Multimedia Studies. My twitter is @lordstandley I would like a job in IT doing something with networks. I'm looking everywhere and relocating is not out of the question.http://jeffstandley.com/resume... I am currently looking for an entry level position since I have little to no experience. I have been using computers for years, with a lot of tech support experience.
- Jeff Standley
Imran Ashraf got a Master degree in Informatics & Economics: best of both worlds ! Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/imranas... LinkedIn: http://www.linkedin.com/in... What I would like to do? Change the world ! :D Working on some hobby projects in weekends and spare time, but need some kind of steady job to pay the bills.
- Imran Ashraf