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Mine: http://www.whatgoogleknows.com... - LouCypher

This is sooooo tempting :) - Charlie Anzman

HAH!! - Lindsay Donaghe

"google knows what Meat Loaf wouldn't do for love." HAHAHAH I've often wondered myself! - Lindsay Donaghe

Google knows EVERYTHING! ;) - Mona N.

holy shit... - ♣genieyclo♣

"google knows what the Bush Doctorine is." :) - Lindsay Donaghe

Is the site broken? I tried "google knows pumpkin pie tastes like cats" but that's already known? Hard to believe. - ·[▪_▪]·

Yeah, I've tried several things too, and it tells me it knows... but I don't see it in the list... oh well. - Lindsay Donaghe

Google apparently knows the ending to Lost AND how to get back to the island. Dammit! - zoblue (Zulema)

you can take the URL starting around here: http://www.whatgoogleknows.com... and just keep clicking on the page to cycle through all the ones that have been submitted so far. - LauraBrarian

Mona- that's wonderful - and true. - Abby Martin

o hai o - Pokai

Get out of my head!!! - Stupid Blogger (aka Tina)

D'OH! - Capn' One-Eye ☠

Duck ... Mona's Here! - Charlie Anzman

Ha! Funnier if I wasn't in square one at the moment! Will move to square two in a few ;) - Alan

23m old and it has 35+ likes already - Michael W. May

She is THE original rock star - Charlie Anzman

I think it would have been more realistic if the sleep panel still had the stick figure sitting at the computer dreaming of being in bed. I've been "falling asleep at the wheel" a lot lately myself. - Larry Kless

Oh HAI Mona! - Kyle Lacy

O HAI KYLE! Hi FF, I'm back!! - Mona N.

o hai lovely mona ;) - Michael J. Cohen (mjc)

hai hai - Mark Wilson

yaaay! Catching up on people's feeds, guys! See you in your threads. :) - Mona N.

so true - (jeff)isageek via fftogo

Very very true.. It happens to me most of the times. - Sudar

رونوشت به همه به خصوص معتادین گرامی :D - Maryam Ardakani

رونوشت به مریم اردکانی بیحس - PeYm@N

mornink ;) - silpol

رونوشت دریافت شد ولی من هیچوقت خواب نمیبینم :D - Farzad

من دقيقا اين شكلي شده زندگيم :) - mhmazidi

مثل من - Mahdi

Hi Mona :) - Maryam Ardakani

holy hell - Caroline

Source? - Yuvi (has IRL friends!)

me 2 - maysam shahsavari

That's me! - Monique

lol @ Farzad. You crazy for that, man - Outsanity

Sleep? What's that? - Shawn Farner

And you want to sleep less and less - Varun Mahajan

Incredible, I need the T-Shirt. - Aaron Krug

Welcome to the world of tomorrow! - James Tenniswood

I once asked where the "third place" is in today's technological world (http://techiteasy.org/2007/08/...). This picture seems to fit that pretty well. - Vincent van Wylick

i wish it werent! - Hayk

I once dreamt about driving into the office while on my laptop..I mean..the car drove itself while I checked email..daring - Terence Washington

cool! - Colide81 (James)

And there you have it. The new reality. - Kevin

The dude that is gaming doesn't look like that he is gaming. - possible248

heh. back in the 1.0beta days, I used to dream of scrolling text - Ⓒⓗⓡⓘⓢ ᴷᴵᴹ ᴬ

Geek lifecycle - excellent capture! - Susan Beebe

So every day - BoilingIce

hahaha awesome! It's my life! wait.. it's sad... whatever.. - Leandro Ardissone

Never. - Brian Norwood

I will probably put clitoris hats on mine like this: http://www.daniellecorsetto.co... - Michael J. Cohen (mjc)

they're pussies after all - Michael J. Cohen (mjc)

No, as it's damn near impossible to get them out of their get ups now. - Paul W. Swansen

who me? dress my dogs for halloween? oh GAWD no. ;) http://beta.friendfeed.com/e/c... - Carmen

awww...poor pups - Cee Bee

Wife does up the dog every year. Nobody in the the house has the guts to go near the cats with a costume! - Capn' One-Eye ☠

that's really cute carmen. - Michael J. Cohen (mjc)

Not on my watch. - Akiva Moskovitz

my cat would tear my eyes out. Besides he's a black cat, so he's already dressed! - Ⓒⓗⓡⓘⓢ ᴷᴵᴹ ᴬ

Go no. He's a dog. He wears his costume year round. Proudly. - Michael Markman

are they actually alive? they don't really seem to move... - Stephan Osmont

just camera shy ;) - alphaxion

Man, those were the days! - Akiva Moskovitz

There are far more important things to beat your wife over. - Brian Norwood

you mean like cause we're out of starch for his shirts? - Raquita

I'm glad you've chosen to make your side of the story visible and that it's so clear you care about the people involved as well. I know you're a great writer and a great mom as well. I hope all works out. I'll keep reading you wherever you end up writing. - Louis Gray

i think i will have a response to the initial mashable post this weekend - really disappointed in mashable on that post. - Allen Stern

It's great they gave you a chance, I like your pieces. It's also great you handled this respectfully. But when lots of people bolt at once, it's not high school, or rocket science. Like Louis though I will keep reading you. - Robert Seidman

Thanks Robert. That does mean a lot. I just think that there is a professional and tactful way of handling this without hurting people. I also don't like the fact that l wasn't contacted to give my side of the story, nor that it makes me look like a flake who bolts like a recalcitrant child when I don't get my way. - Cyndy

It certainly wasn't my intention to paint you, as you put it, as a recalcitrant child. I think if one of you left over pay/hours/workload, that might be the image (and it would be less newsworthy). When the entire staff leaves, it is newsworthy, and it looks like it's a problem with management, not staff. - Mark "Rizzn" Hopkins

I confess I read it exactly as Mark describes it. You being a pouting child sooo doesn't jibe with my view of you that I'd have filtered it out if it did say that. You'll complain about products and services (as you should!) but I don't ever recall seeing you complain about your lot in life. - Robert Seidman

I don't think Mark penned the hateful piece some of you seem to think he did. It wasn't a look into the minds or intentions of the writers. It was meant to raise the question, "What happened here?" He did that, and I think he did it in a professional manner. - Triston McIntyre

Cyndy you really are awesome and truly enjoy your down to earth style and thoroughness in your work. I especially respect you for raising 4 children, that's no easy task! I've been out of the loop on this Profy thing and it doesn't sound good. I hope you find a fantastic place to land that makes you happy! I still want to meet with you and Jason someday; afterall, we're in Rochester! Good Luck and keep in touch! - Susan Beebe

Are you guys in Rochester -- as in ROCHESTER rochester? Might give me a reason to move back. Cyndy the standard needs you, God knows, so go forth and make it work. As for the four kids and writing career mix, you rock. - jeneane sessum

Jeneane - Yup, Rochester, NY the real deal! I love it. This place rocks. I just enjoyed one of the most beautiful days here. I live on the Irondequoit Bay and am only 5 minutes from 3 lakes too!! soo cool! very pretty here! check out my Flickr stream to see some local pics: http://www.flickr.com/photos/s... - Susan Beebe

GET. OUT. born and raised there. have some country sweet wings for me. I hope to be up in October for my nephew's wedding -- would love to meet you guys. - jeneane sessum

Sure, I'm away for half a day, and you quit? Yikes. Guess I'll wander over to Mashable and see what's up. I think it goes without saying I'll be reading too. Your blog post was refreshing. No name calling, calling out, or freaking out. There's been way too much of that lately. - Charlie Anzman

OMG, Jeneane!! I just checked your LinkedIn and not only were you here, but you went to FISHER! As a CommJ/English major? Wendell. Howard. ;) - Cyndy

Jeneane - Cool! Niki Black and I just started the Social Media Club here in Rochester. In fact yesterday, I just created the Facebook page for us. http://www.new.facebook.com/gr... ... I'd love to have you meet all the local SM folks here in Rochester!! Hopefully Cyndy and I can meet you in October!! that would be fun!! - Susan Beebe

@Cyndy GET. OUT. Proietti, Skip, Lou Bataglia, Dr. Howard, Gerry McCarthy, Ken. Mason. Are we talkin? Hey, I've even got the obligatory 5 years at Kodak. Yeah guys I really have to get there this fall now!!! Off to facebook... - jeneane sessum

Jeaneane, I didn't stay in Comm/J long... didn't do very well with Lauren. ;) Doc Howard was my advisor, though. Danced Teddi. Went to Patim's. :D - Cyndy

maybe we should do a central ny startup event - i know utica and went to school in oneonta - i know its not as far as rochester - Allen Stern

I'm jeneane.sessum@gmail.com - can't wait to hopefully meet you all soon. Yeah, Lauren. It was Lauren's first year when I had her. What a dolt. I double majored - the English dept was my real home. Dr. Mason was the man. Dr. Howard took care of my piano when I couldn't move it to my apartment. I still keep in touch with Gerry McCarthy. ;-) Ok... i guess I've taken this a teensy bit OT. - jeneane sessum

Jeneane - YES you do have to come here!! :-) I like Allen's idea too...I'd drive to Utica to meet ya!! - Susan Beebe

Allen, I'm in. I have friends who live in Utica (some even admit it) -- I think that would be awesome. Fall is a nice time to be anywhere in western/central NY. - jeneane sessum

i havent been up there since i came to a reunion near utica probably 10 yrs ago - Allen Stern

I'm betting it hasn't changed much. It doesn't. That's both the charm and the challenge. - jeneane sessum

Allen I didn't know you did Georgia and NY - that's my DNA. I'm in Atlanta currently. It changes too much. - jeneane sessum

Leslie - FYI - I just attempted at add Uptown Corked and Blorge to my RSS feeds. The link at Uptown is 'dead' and I don;t see one at Blorge. Food for thought - Charlie Anzman

I have thoroughly enjoyed your writing on profy Cindy.I will continue to follow you wherever you shall call home next. - Mike Fruchter

Well, I tried to 'share' this just now ... but it hasn't made Feedly yet. Bummer :) - Charlie Anzman

@Chris: http://princetonreview.com/Car... or http://www.highbeam.com/doc/1G... - Louis Gray

enjoyed the career advice to hang on to teaching or marketing skills even if giving in to today's trendy title. - mcwflint

somebody was trying to get me to apply for a job with the title "webmaster" today! It was with a .wa.gov.au prison department, but we are not really that far behind here. One the other hand web 2.0 social media expert for prisons is not a job I would relish either. - Nick Cowie

Excellent as always Louis, I really like the "What do you really do?" part. We do have to focus on what social media brings to a real business, not just on how exciting it is to constantly refresh Twitter and FriendFeed. - Svetlana Gladkova

I love this post -- felt this way for a while and I'm sure others have too. No doubt you'll get some of the "Social Media Experts" giving you flack for it. "Web browsing expert" LOL! - Shey

I remember webmasters :) If the newer 'social people' could only bury that hatchet with some of the 'old guard', this whole environment would be a better place. - Charlie Anzman

It happended the same with Information Technology in the 80/90s. I guess there is a lifecycle typical of new technology roles: at first they are prominents in applying new technolgies to business. After some times the technical knowledge is not so exclusive anymore, and you start to look for more managerial approaches, roles and resumes. Finally the specific tech wisdom become a commodity. That's ok to me, just beware and avoid to be caught in the lifecycle commodity trap - Marcello Del Bono

agreed, good post - early days of the web - webmaster was a multi-functional jack of all things internet role: root/superuser, sysadmin, netadmin, html dev & graphic oversight all rolled into one - as teams that supported websites matured fragmentation of roles occurred for all the right reasons - webmaster at that point was usually the single point of contact into the property behind the website, especially for reporting web related bugs & for routing of inquiries - normal transitional maturity - mike "glemak" dunn

"I'm afraid that for the most part, their efforts to rebrand as social media experts will be short-lived and futile. Saying one is an expert in utilizing social media sites is akin to brand one's self as a 'Web browsing expert', an 'e-mail expert', or a 'telephone specialist'." That's pretty funny. - Hutch Carpenter

Expertize is an aging thing. What experts were proud of 20 years ago is done today by students with no "professional experience". Anyway, as I stated in a personal post, we still have to define the word expert. - Laurent Rozenfeld

I Agree. Webmasters had been more than "multi-functional jack of all things internet". To most people that did not know too much about filesystems, servers and the like, they were short of magicians (cf. Clarke's Third Law). But is the rise of social media that much about technology? I don't think so. It's more about pushing technology in the background. It's about getting rid of the magicians. So, just being able to set up a blog within a few minutes will very soon lose the magical aura. - Benedikt Koehler

Okay, doesn't just "look" fake. It IS fake - Yuvi (has IRL friends!)

I don't care if it IS fake. It's pretty cool. :-) - Louis Gray

Fantastic - Farzad

Coolness factor +1000 - Ross Miller

So, you wash your hands under the spigot (which is annoyingly set back), and then a trail of dirty soapy suds slowly winds its way down the spiral, so you have to run a gallon of water when you're done just to wash it all away...? And if you, say, spit into the sink after brushing your teeth, you'll probably splash places the spiral-trail of water never actually reaches at all, and then you'll have to take a washcloth and clean your sink basin. - ⓞnor

ⓞnor has a point... - Voyagerfan5761

woooha! - ※Fu※

I have a feeling kids of all ages would be dropping coins, balls, etc in there to see them roll down. - Christopher Sacca

this is art, not function. - Russellreno

If it's art, why pretend it's a sink? Why not just make it a pretty fountain somewhere, and not bother with things like a faucet handle? (Similarly, I never understood why so much ornamental pottery is trying to be a bowl or a cup or a vase. Nobody's ever going to eat out of it or put flowers into it, why limit yourself with the false pretense of functionality?) - ⓞnor

If you're going to have a sink in a guest-accessible bathroom, it might as well be something that looks nice. Yes, it's not terribly practical, but so what. Yes it's going to need some extra attention when cleaning, but so what. Someone who has an awesome sink like that is likely to have a housekeeper. @ⓞnor: It's not that it's EITHER a sink OR it's art. It's BOTH. - Cyrus Lendvay

In my view there's a balance between form and function. People are often willing to compromise on functionality in exchange for aesthetic enjoyment. This is true everywhere. 'Getting it done' and 'Feeling good about it' are always goals and in some objects those goals compete. I wouldn't want every sink to have such a focus on aesthetics, but if it was a sink in an environment where the aesthetic experience was more important then it may be a valid tradeoff. - Kevin Fox

(off-topic-friendfeed-gush): man, i love that ff can spark a heated debate with a picture of a sink! - Trent Olson

I love what you can do with concrete, although I prefer the hard lines of a ramp sink like we're doing in our downstairs bathroom: http://www.concretenetwork.com... You can embed stuff into concrete also, but I haven't thought of anything cool yet. - Chris White

I love this sink. Our ordinary sinks look pretty nasty if you don't wash them with a sponge pretty frequently, and I seriously doubt we're washing our hands or brushing our teeth in an unusual way. - Jason Wehmhoener

why can't i be rich so i can get all these cool things? - Chris Harris

@Chris Harris: Build one. Concrete isn't very expensive. We built our vanity out of a console table from Pier1 and a home made bowl from Ebay. It looks like we paid $2000 for the whole thing, but our cost was <$250. - Cyrus Lendvay

Kevin: Fair enough; mostly I was responding to Russellreno, who seemed to be saying that it wasn't legitimate to complain about functional deficits. I think it's legitimate to point those out, and also perfectly legitimate to say "yeah, yeah, but it's *so pretty*!". - ⓞnor

That's probably no fun to clean... ;-) - Justin Santamaria

I do think it would be great to have this one in the guest bathroom. Great conversation starter. - Russellreno

That was an insightful comment John-Paul ;-) - Alexander van Elsas

I admire all bloggers. It's a big challenge to blog regularly. - Ole Begemann

Commenting is easy, liking is easier. :) Seriously, I'd be willing to bet that 75+% of my blog posts are reactive, and thus are indistinguishable from comments. As time passes, however, I'm trying to launch more original posts, and even my reactive posts usually have a bit of original content. - Ontario Emperor via fftogo

to me all digital forms of expression just parts of conversation-podcasting,blogging,commenting,tweeting,etc. High signal/low noise always appreciated. - Mark Forman

Ontario, I bet a lot of blog posts are also reactions to others. But the hard thing about blogging is to start a chain of reactions. That doesn't necessarily mean you have to have original content. But it does mean that the way you present your thoughts are original enough. A great comment isn't easy either, a great comment should facilitate exploration of the subject at hand. - Alexander van Elsas

while you guys were commenting here, I was writing a blog post about the same topic (before I saw Alexander's post) - maybe I should have just commented on Alexander's post given that our posts are pretty much going in the same direction... - Frederic

regretting no like function for Frederic's comment - Mark Forman

Sorry Frederic, @freecloud said something similar.I told him he was welcome to comment on my post too ;-) The Dutch are fast as the speed of light aren't they ;-) - Alexander van Elsas

Sometimes you start conversations sometimes you enter midstream. Imagine if you always had to start conversations or if you always had to enter midstream? - Jonathan Nguyen

what if people like your comments better than your blog posts? - Tyler Gillies

I thought that was the point of pingbacks? Excepot when the pingback looks like a carbon copy of the original article... - keif via twhirl

Jonathan, it is fine to like comments better than the original article. In that sense, I believe Fred is right that sometimes comments are really valuable and worth a full read on their own. But it is the conversations that sparks what matters to me. And that is usually sparked by a thoughtful post (although a great comment can have that inspirational effect as well). But the blog post triggers the comments. And to write such a blog post, that's what hard about blogging. - Alexander van Elsas

you folks write blog posts that are definitely conversation starters, but I'm sure you've seen others where the posts are no better than comments - just parrotting news and adding one paragraph of thought, and the whole blog post is covered with ads. - Jason Kaneshiro

I like this line: "A great commenter can’t live without a blogger willing to write down his thoughts and expose them to the greater conversation taking place." So true. And being a blogger takes courage -- you have to be willing to be a target. - Ginger Makela

#1: Neutral Milk Hotel; #2: Magnetic Fields; #3: Songs:Ohia; #4: Mountain Goats; #5: Wedding Present; #6: Ramones/Violent Femmes/They Might Be Giants. Ask me again in an hour & it'll be different... - Trent Olson

Clapton - Tris Hussey via twhirl

Buddy Guy @ Muddy Waters in New Orleans, 1991 - Chris White

Depeche Mode (x5), The Smiths, Cure, U2, David Bowie, Peter Frampton (OMG I am so freakin' old!), Rod Stewart, Aretha Franklin, Elvis Costello, B-Movie, Thomas Dolby, English Beat, B-52s, Thompson Twins, Bryan Adams, Eagles, Phil Collins, Clapton, Fleetwood Mac... ok that's ridiculous (so cal 70s, 80s and 90s = lots of music!). Now I just work all the time and remember the good ol' days on my iPod. - Susan Beebe

James Brown, Sawyer Brown, Tim McGraw, Emerson Drive, Brooks & Dunn - Jeff Quinton

of what westerners could get - Mark Knopfler - silpol

Van Halen, Bruce Springsteen, Def Leppard (x2), New Order, Pet Shop Boys (x3), Queen - Prolific Programmer

#1) U2 w. Pearl Jam (Vertigo tour 2007); #2) Pearl Jam w. Neil Young (1997); #3) Bootsie Collins (1997); #4) U2 (Zoo TV tour 1991); #5) Pink Floyd (1988). Like Trent, in an hour it might be different.... - Brian Daniel Eisenberg

Unfortunately, Pink Floyd didn't have Roger Waters in 1988. Good laser show though. - Chris White

Amen to that Chris. Still a good show though. - Brian Daniel Eisenberg

Trent, your #1 sends me into a fit of jealousy that has no equal. My #1 would probably be wandering into some random bar in New Orleans long ago where B.B. King had randomly showed up an hour before and surprised the band, asked to sit in, and backed them for a couple hours; #2 and #3 would be Pink Floyd; #4: Mountain Goats (x3); #5: Depeche Mode; #6: Beastie Boys; #7: Squirrel Nut Zippers; #8: Flogging Molly; #9: Squarepusher; #10: Infected Mushroom (x2). - Akiva Moskovitz

I didn't attend any concerts. - Morton Fox

Roger Waters, Depeche Mode, Soda Stereo, Paul Van Dyk and Sesto Sento in the Icamole desert - Mario Romero

Akiva: I know, I was profoundly lucky to see NMH while they existed. In a small club in Portland, OR, no less, where I could not believe they all fit on the tiny stage. (And not to brag, except, yes, I guess I'm bragging, but I suppose I should have said #4 Mountain Goats (x6). Unless waking up in the morning after the show to chat with John about hockey counts as well? I'm not sure.) - Trent Olson

A couple more: The Who in LA, 1979 and The Grateful Dead (backstage at Shoreline, MV :), 1990. - Chris White

slightly unrelated: Can I just voice my appreciation for Louis Gray's topic suggestions on friendfeed? Louis, you're like the Bill Mahr of ff... - Trent Olson

Trent, you have made of me a life-long enemy. I will demonstrate my rage by subscribing to you. Take THAT. Meanwhile, I want to add Godspeed You Black Emperor (x2). Can't believe I forgot them. And, not to reveal too much, Greg On Earth and Hux Flux. *cough* - Akiva Moskovitz

The Black Crowes performing a Sunday morning revival at a blues festival. Amazing. - Michael Carter

Akiva, I have responded to your subscription with...a subscription right back! Wa-ha! Agreed on the Godspeed, good call. Also, can't believe you haven't seen Stereolab? They've only been touring relentlessly for what, 20 years? And yes, the Fall are fantastic live. <thread degrades into music geek one-upping contest /> - Trent Olson

1)Paul McCartney 2)Van Halen w/David L. Roth 3)Aerosmith - Chris Rossini

The hour isn't up, but I'll add Tortoise, Destroyer, and the Dirty Three opening for John Cale. - Trent Olson

Trent, I've had several opportunities to see them both but either life gets in the way or, more likely, I have no friends that are interested in any music that isn't psytrance, electro house, etc. If there are real instruments involved, they start looking uneasy. SORRY, LOUIS, TOTALLY RUINING YOUR THREAD HERE. - Akiva Moskovitz

Who saw Tom Waits??? And @Chris... I didn't add a single Dead show. That's an event, not a concert. ;) - Cyndy

(This is exactly why ff needs direct messaging) - Trent Olson

(Yep.) - Akiva Moskovitz

Trent, I don't think they designed FriendFeed for this purpose (straight chat room/discussion forum style chat), but it seems to be very popular so it will need to figure it out. - Robert Seidman

Hmmm...gTalk status replacing tweets...interesting - Dan Covington

@Dan...it was Louis' idea to begin with :) - Trent Olson

@Robert: I understand that, but take an item like this. Sure, threading the comments will help readability, but I'd like the opportunity to spawn a whole new topic with Akiva (whether that's reciprocated is moot :) ). Some form of DMing would be helpful...I don't personally think it should be private messaging, but spawning a new topic would be useful. - Trent Olson

In no particular order: U2 (Under a Blood Red Sky), Live (Throwing Copper), Charlatans UK (Up To Our Hips), Blur (Leisure @ 9:30 Club, DC), Midnight Oil (Blue Sky Mining). - AJ Kohn

Pavarotti, Jimi Hendrix, James Taylor, B.B. King, Little Richard, KISS - Chris Baskind

The Velvet Underground, My Bloody Valentine, Queens of the Stone Age, The Hives, Ramones - Sean McBride

@AJ: sooo jealous about the U2...was it actually at the Red Rocks show?? - Trent Olson

David Bowie (MSG around 1986), Talking Heads at Forest Hills Tennis Stadium, the Who (MSG 1979), Ramones (CBGBs), Violent Femmes (bar in Albany, NY circa 1985), Lou Reed (Bottom Line) - Barry Graubart

@Trent: sadly no, not Red Rocks. Saw them in Philly. Still pretty amazing, wish I'd caught them again on Joshua Tree. - AJ Kohn

Flaming Lips, Cake, Kings of Leon, The Decemberists, OK GO (x2), The Raconteurs, Eagles of Death Metal, Violent Femmes (x3)... - keif via twhirl

Counting crows, alanis, kings of leon ,u2 - Tim Wright

@keif: jealous of Cake and Femmes. Did you see Femmes on THE tour? - AJ Kohn

Punk band called Cletus knew how to bring down a basement in the 90's ;) ... Counting Crows (was Adams birthday, we all sang to him... plus i was near Baltimore (Merriweather Post Pavilion)... so when he sang the line "raining in Baltimore" we all got to go ballistic... that was fun... but nothing tops the day long HFStival (by WHFS in Washington D.C.) with Crystal Method, Green Day, Foo Fighters, Everclear, Harvey Danger, Bare Naked Ladies, b-52s, Marcy Playground, Soul Coughing, Scott Weiland... - Matt Shaulis

U2, Beth Orton - Clare Dibble

July 2002, John Mayer in Central Park, NYC. Pouring rain. Everyone put their umbrellas down so not to block anyone else's view. And John sang "Covered in Rain" - Dan Hsiao

It's a good idea - Bwana

I was thinking about making a FriendFeed API app that where a user could use FriendFeed to read Gtalk messages and then use the Twitter API to post the messages to Twitter. It would help some of my friends that would like their Gtalk statuses posted to FriendFeed, but then then you have duplicates of every Gtalk status update. It would probably be best solved by a Jabber bot that reads the statuses. - possible248

Of course. - Eric Florenzano