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Micah Wittman
What is your FF Comments/Likes Ratio? (Comments divided by Likes to 2nd decimal place - as of now) - http://flickr.com/photos...
What is your FF Comments/Likes Ratio? (Comments divided by Likes to 2nd decimal place - as of now)
1.05 (670/633) - Micah Wittman from Bookmarklet
Can you remind me again where to find those stats? - Brian Johns
Brian, go to "Me" link (http://friendfeed.com/brianjo...) which defaults to the Feed tab. Look at the sidebar on the right, below Discussion. - Micah Wittman
0.75 (926/1226) - still relatively new here - mikepk
I only see my stats for the last week (17/14 = 1.21) Please tell me your 670 number is for more than just a week! - Brian Johns
1.44 (566/391) for brianjohns (after week tally you should see a comma then 'all time' count - I can see it on your page) - Micah Wittman
OK, sorry. I'm a total dumbass. I stopped reading after the weekly totals... - Brian Johns
3.74, which seems way off of everybody else's. I wonder what that says. I comment a lot more than I like. - Cyrus Lendvay
FFers use FF with their own strategy or simply default tendencies. The ratio is an interesting snapshot of behaviour. Thanks for joining in everyone, hope more keep flowing in. - Micah Wittman from twhirl
0.79 - Brian Roy
0.67 - Nine
1.39. - Rochelle
1.61 - I only 'like' when I want to throw my support behind a topic but don't have anything constructive to add. - Bjorn Stromberg
1.12 - LogEx
1.41 - WorldofHiglet
5.08 (3181/626) ! - ◄ani625Ξ
0.66 - I tend to 'like' things without needing to comment further, I guess, and I notice I usually like the things upon which I comment. Well, frequently. - ɐ ɯıʞ sıɹɥɔ
.39 (2457/6242) I guess I don't comment much. I do 'like' a lot of things, it would seem. - Bren, Photophobe
0.62 then again i have over 11,000 comments - Cee Bee
1.23 (5287/4229) - I am put to shame by Cee Bee's participation, good grief! - Her Lindsay-ness
@Cee Bee I think you meant 0.62 - ◄ani625Ξ
1.27 (902/705) - Leandro Ardissone ⍨
yes, thanks for the correction. lindsay, you're making me feel bad. lol - Cee Bee
0.8576, I only like mostly when I'm going to comment - Mol, Time Warping
1.55 endlessly repeating. This Like/Comment included. - Dana D
before this comment: .69 I kid you not. - InPerpetualMotion(Gina k)
So far: Average: 1.27 | Median: 0.81 ... (if you average 1 comment per like, you'd be 1.0 ... if you're 0.xx you might herd content more than discuss ... if you're whole numbers above 1 you may not 'like' much or discuss plenty or both) - Micah Wittman
CSV_A: 1.05,0.75,1.44,0.81,3.74,0.79,0.77,0.67,0.77,0.76,1.39,1.8,1.61,1.12,0.141,5.08,2.41,0.66,.39,0.62,.62,1.27,0.8576,1.551,0.69 - Micah Wittman
1.83 - Grant Bierman
I tend to like allot of photos which really don't need comments. - InPerpetualMotion(Gina k)
InPerpetualMotion(Gina k), I really liked this 'Like' of yours (in a series of pics, so I flickr fav'd it): http://friendfeed.com/e... and commented. Thanks! - Micah Wittman
.37 1002/2708 - Michael Fidler
this is what scobes walls would like if he didnt have FF - sean percival
I haven't seen Marc Canter's fabled fence (just heard about it), but I imagine this but on wood pickets :) - Micah Wittman
This week: 2.48 (1162:467) but this is not the norm, my likes usually match or are higher than comments, overall: 0.95 (14228:14846). - Kol Tregaskes
Thanks Michael, Kol! I'll recalculate average/median when we build up some more data points here. - Micah Wittman
1.03 748/723 - Keith - @tsudo
.68 6986/10194 Someone wrote a great article on the comment-like ratio a few months ago. Search on FriendFeed is crashing on me... I'll try to get the link. - Mitchell Tsai
Thanks Mitchell (btw, search crashing on me too - lots) - Micah Wittman
1316 comments/20221 likes (0.06), according to Windows Calculator, although I probably screwed up. - Tyson Key
*bump* - Micah Wittman
Thanks, Mark! - Micah Wittman
Thanks Spidra! - Micah Wittman
0.95 (1520/1604) - it's 2+ months later, and my ratio flipped (more Likes by .05) - Micah Wittman
.7 (1204/1724) - before this comment at least. - Rachel Lea Fox
Thanks, Rachel! - Micah Wittman
3.46 (3665/1057) before this comment and like. - Kevin Fox
Thanks, Kevin. 3+ is quite the comment on your commenting activities :) - Micah Wittman
I've got stuff to say. - Kevin Fox
3.98 (900/226) - Richard Lawler
1.02 (3538/3484) for sofarsofarshaun - Micah Wittman
.34 (600/1747, not counting this comment) - Michael Hocter
Thank you, Siavash and Michael - Micah Wittman
.52 overall, but .68 this week. - Rebecca
Nice, thanks Rebecca. - Micah Wittman
0.56 - imabonehead
Rah and imabonehead - rock on! (Richard too!) - Micah Wittman
0.16 - Anne Bouey
1.39 - jcunwired
4.62 (287/62) -- Yikes! I'm chatty. - Ted Roden
Thank you kindly, Anne, jcunwired and Ted. - Micah Wittman
Thanks for joining in, Bryce. - Micah Wittman
.15 all time, .13 this week. - Alix Whitmire
Thank you, Alix and David! (and Alix, you're tied with Siavash for the Highest Like ratio. Wow). - Micah Wittman
2.94 - j1m
Thank you, j1m. Ok, I'm gonna roll this up into a csv and call it a night. - Micah Wittman
CSV_B: 0.95,0.7,3.46,3.98,1.02,0.15,0.34,0.52,1.31,0.56,0.16,1.39,4.62,2.63,0.15,0.52,2.94 - Micah Wittman
this week = 0.45%, alltime = 6.43% - chaz2b
CSV_B Mean: 1.49 (previous mean for CVS_A: 1.27) - Micah Wittman
Of course the numbers can easily lie, but I'm gonna say it anyway: "We're getting more conversational, people!" - Micah Wittman
0.49 (493/988) - Bluesun 2600
816 / 2502 = 0.326139089 overall | 50 / 233 = 0.214592275 this week I like much more than I comment. (maths via google) - Chris Loft
3026/5013 = 0.6036 - Roger Chen
0.107 probably the lowest here - Nicholas James
chaz2b, Bluesun 2600, Roger, Nicholas — thank you! - Micah Wittman
.76 - jamar78
5.25 but I don't know what this *means, yet. maybe I'm just stingy with my "likes" compared to others? - Marg Uerite
Thanks jamar78 and Marg! - Micah Wittman
A recent change in FF: now the comment count shows total number of comments (previously multiple comments in one thread only counted as one) http://friendfeed.com/e... so all the numbers above are from the old methodology.... - David HC Soul
My new ratio: 0.76 all time (old methodology .52).... this week 1.39 - David HC Soul
*bump* - Micah Wittman
1.26 (2965/2346) - Micah Wittman
1.37 - Glen Campbell
Thanks, Glen and pea! - Micah Wittman
Looks like my ratio as flipped again (comments back to dominating again). Seems to match my own awareness I've lately been commenting without Liking (commenting is my inherent recognition of value to me and the additional Like is when it merits an extra bump to help discovery by others). - Micah Wittman
.38 - Ryan Dadey
Ryan, I have to say, that's one high caliber ratio ;) - Micah Wittman
An update it's .44 which is an improvement from .36 - Michael Fidler
1.5 exactly - Ahsan Ali aka. Slick
2.94 1040/354 I have likes set to post to twitter automatically, so I'm careful with them. :) - guruvan (Rob Nelson)
0.85 - Steven Perez
0.73 up from 0.66 on Jan 08 - ɐ ɯıʞ sıɹɥɔ
0.37 for the week past, 0.45 on the whole. - Parth Awasthi
Michael, Anthony, Ahsan, guruvan Steven, sıɹɥɔ and Parth - thanks for dropping in your stats! - Micah Wittman
5.81 i'm not using it as does everyone else here. that is fer sure. - Marg Uerite
But remember, the comment counts also includes comments imported from other services. - Ahsan Ali aka. Slick
Ahsan, huh, I'd never considered that. - Micah Wittman
17942/30571=.59 - Alex Scoble
Alex, thank you, sir. - Micah Wittman
ALmost 2:1 exactly. - Amani
Much obliged, Amani. - Micah Wittman
3062/5777 you do the maths. - Will Higgins™
.53 (3062/5777) for Will Higgins #math-on-demand-services - Micah Wittman
Thank you, amin/gnu - Micah Wittman
2671/12333=.21 - Darren Heydon
1.45 (4374/3026) - Micah Wittman
0.92 now. I think the movie reviews have been getting me closer to a 1 to 1 ratio. - Steven Perez
Steven, yep, you were a 0.85 in April. - Micah Wittman
2.10 now ... - Amani
0.97 now. - Eric Johnson
Amani, so your comments have climbed a bit. - Micah Wittman
Thanks, Eric. - Micah Wittman
yes, but i am not consciously "not liking" things - Amani from IM
Probably, just chattier then :) - Micah Wittman
I'm down from 7.16 to 6.94 :-) - Ken Sheppardson
the live NBA playoff threads have ALOT to do with it. - Amani from IM
Ken, the FCC may be interested to explore how your "I'm down" may be offensively self-deprecating ;) - Micah Wittman
.56 eeep, must try harder - Threepwood
4.52. I don't bother to like things I've commented on, since commenting already flags it as interesting. - Andy Bakun
0.46 (1698/3638) - Glenn Slaven
Threepwood, Andy, Glenn - thanks (Andy, that's my mo too; then I'll Like if it warrants a "double vote"). - Micah Wittman
1.31 (4,471/3,401) - Karoli
Thanks, Karoli. And the both of us have a _very_ similar ratio and absolute numbers. wow. - Micah Wittman
1.15 ! Noisy... need more liking, I guess. - Ryo / Fuck Facebook
Thanks, Ryo! - Micah Wittman
Darn - 0.52. I guess I need to say why I like something a little more often :-) Liking this thread because I was wondering the same thing recently. Has anybody worked out the average from the numbers here? </islazy> - Andy Bold
Andy, scroll upward and you'll see a couple calculations from before (January: Average: 1.27 | Median: 0.81) - Micah Wittman
In March the Mean was: 1.49 - Micah Wittman
1.021276595744680851063829787234042553191489361702127659... via Wolfram Alpha - tom murphy
Thanks, tom. And though a bit verbose, your friend Wolfram is resourceful :D - Micah Wittman
0.55 (254/444) - Willem (@wim66) ☠
Thank you, Willem. - Micah Wittman
In April you were 0.97, so you're liking more / commenting less. - Micah Wittman
1.88 (779/414) - Ton Zijp
Thanks, Ton. - Micah Wittman
0.43 (3597/8305). - Parth Awasthi
0.74 (1970/2667) - Scott of Two Countries
And thank you Parth, Scott. - Micah Wittman
Parth, compared to your April numbers, you've been consistent. - Micah Wittman
2.12 is my ratio. - Rick Cogley
Thanks, Rick! - Micah Wittman
Np Micah. What is that photo? - Rick Cogley
.54 (4148/7674) Updated! - Michael Fidler
Rick, you mean that face with glasses I photoshopped tint into with an apparently disembodied arm which is actually very much attached to my eldest son? It's mostly just me :) - Micah Wittman
Thanks, Michael. Yes, you have a rising tide of comment percentage (oh, wow, you were one of the originals from January - cool!) - Micah Wittman
1.82 from 798 comments / 438 likes - David Damore
Thanks, nivé and David! - Micah Wittman
2027/1594 = 1.27 - Brome
0.58 - Marc Dong
2.9 (3,242/1,116) mhhh.. time to straighten my use of FF a bit.. thanks for this entry - Thierry R. Andriamirado
Brome, Marc and Thierry - thank you! - Micah Wittman
Thierry - yeah, 2.9 is fairly high - got to pick the pace on like side :) [but hey, whatever works for you is fine] - Micah Wittman
Stats Update: Last time I commented here my comment to like ratio was 0.107 it's increased to 0.645 ;) - Nicholas James
Thank you Nicholas and MiniMage! - Micah Wittman
Yeah, that's a decent upward rise in comments, Nicholas. - Micah Wittman
.6 (6,000/10,000) 3rd update - Now it's time to flip this on its head. My goal is to have (16,000/16,000) next time I post here. Regardless of what happens, I'm just looking forward to the next 10,000 comments, likes, posts, and new relationships I make here. It's all good! - Michael Fidler
1.76 (7539/4290) My commenting habits haven't chanced much, but it felt like I clicked Like a lot less, and this ratio confirms that for me. - Micah Wittman
It's that time again. - Micah Wittman
Thanks, Laura! (you're a 50-caliber gal!) - Micah Wittman
0.64 - Imabug
Thank you, Imabug. - Micah Wittman
4.67 (I'm greedy :p) - directeur
0.99 - Steven Perez
About 1:2 comment to likes at this time - RAPatton from iPod
1.06 - Jim Hearts FF
.63 - metalerik
Thanks Imabug, directeur, Steven, RAPatton, Jim, Brent and metalerik! - Micah Wittman
.83 - Jimminy
0.78 - Pete Delucchi
.82 as of right now. edit: on January 8th it was 0.39 -- when I saw that, I decided to make more of an effort to comment. When I hit 10k "likes" I decided I wouldn't "like" anything else until I also had 10k comments. - Bren, Photophobe
And thank you Jimminy, Pete, Bren and Penguin! - Micah Wittman
2.47 as of right now. - Jonas, Leper of FF
Micah, are you doing something with these numbers? If so sounds interesting. - Jimminy
0.58 - James (!?)
Jimminy, I'm copyrighting every single number. It's kind of a honeypot ;) Actually, it was curiosity mostly, but I also hope to build a sampling (small and self-selecting as it may be) for anyone who might want to analyze it. - Micah Wittman
Jonas, James and Kurt - thanks you! - Micah Wittman
You're welcome. I hope the results do some good. :-) - James (!?)
.31. I have almost 4 times as many likes as comments. - edythe
.86 - Eric Logan
Thank you edythe and Eric! - Micah Wittman
195/245 makes 0.8 rounded not including this one which would be 196/245 making 0.8 unrounded, - tom murphy
Thanks, Tom. - Micah Wittman
1.98 (588/297) - Bryan Zirkel
1.67 (19,550/11,684) - Mitchell Tsai
Bryan, Mitchell and Jeff P. - thanks, guys! - Micah Wittman
1.18 - it's always been close to 1, since day one, for some reason. - Laura Norvig
Wow, Penguin is a prolific liker! - Laura Norvig
2.67 (875/328) - Nathalie, Dreamer of FF
Thank you, Nathalie! - Micah Wittman
1.29 - Mark Jepsen
Thanks, Spidra and Mark! - Micah Wittman
0.49 - Jammy Lee
Jammy and Mathew, thank you very much. - Micah Wittman
I don't know I just like that picture - Brian Hendrickson
.40 - Ben Hanten
Mine was exactly 2:1 about a week ago. Did a screenshot when I had 2,000 comments and 1,000 likes. - Joe.... from iPod
SuezanneC, Brian, B E N and Joe - thank you all very much! - Micah Wittman
Joe, it's like see the odometer click through a nice round number - it's just inexplicably engaging. :) - Micah Wittman
1.40, nearly the square root of two. - Vezquex: God of FF
0.58 - Andy Bold
Thanks, Raphael and Andy! - Micah Wittman
1.15 (6777/5873) - JA Castillo
12.23 (844 / 69 ) I guess I take my likes seriously ;) - Chris Myles
1.63 - Serkan Mutlu
Wow I didn't realize I was so out of whack!! 12.23 that's got to be a record (and I don't even import my feeds with the summary as a comment)!! - Chris Myles
.87 - Nine
Thanks JA, Chris (wow, 12+ is unusual :), Serkan and Nine! - Micah Wittman
0.89 (17818/19913) (Somebody better make a cool ass graph of all this data!) - Haggis (Sean Loyless)
Micah.. I told you I take my likes seriously; ). You *might* want to ask (in a separate post) what percentage of likes were used to "bookmark" a post or save it for later VS actually "liking it". I NEVER used like for that.. but I did use a private group that if filled with my own topics (and comments).. - Chris Myles
1.78 (8529/4782) - Micah Wittman
Likes are down relative to comments, which matches my much lower frequency of liking. I'm a more selective liker than ever. - Micah Wittman
0.9009 (6055/6721) - Jason Huebel
OK, so statistically, what ratio results in better interaction on FF? - Jason Huebel
I don't think I could argue that any particular kind of ratio is "best", because if Lurkers like to Lurk and cultivate (via Likes) and the Chatty-ites love to chat, to pump out much many more comments than Likes, each can be happy and make for a great social experience. - Micah Wittman
So I'm fairly balanced, it appears. I would imagine it's because I try to comment on every post I like. That's not always true, obviously. But mostly it is. - Jason Huebel
Just clicking "Like" seems too easy. I feel like I should say something, too. - Jason Huebel
383/372 - ashish
'Just clicking "Like" seems too easy' — Jason, that's because you're from the Chatty-ite tribe :) - Micah Wittman
Thanks, ashish. - Micah Wittman
wow, what a difference time makes, when i 1st posted on this thread, 6.43%, now = 1.25%, for a 5.18% difference, :o (and this is the earliest post to date i've recovered of my activity on ff) - chaz2b
chaz, I think there's been a big fluctuation for most people (maybe not that much). This is the oldest post on which you commented that you've recovered? - Micah Wittman
When I first saw this: 1.91 Sept 28: 1.94 - MiniMage, sheeple of FF
536 comments in the last month has me at .8736...still creeping toward 1.00 - Bren, Photophobe
Thanks, MiniMage (2x participant!), Bren (3x!) and Shannon (your inaugural visit!) - Micah Wittman
Thank you, SustainedEuphoria. - Micah Wittman
I 'liked" this to change my ratio! (1.22 1040/850) - Mark Jepsen
Thanks, Mark. - Micah Wittman
1.45 - Brett Kelly
Thanks, Brett :) - Micah Wittman
5.67 all time. Second highest ratio on here. Woot! I love to talk. - Kevin L
0.125, I need to talk more ;) - mridul
Thank you both, Kevin and mridul (the two of you balance it each well :) - Micah Wittman
1.80 (10,189 / 5,666) [compared to Likes, my Comments still continue to rise] - Micah Wittman
1.02 (10323/10161) - Bren, Photophobe
.5666 currently (30,084/53,093) - Alex Scoble
Thanks, Bren. - Micah Wittman
Thank you, Alex :) - Micah Wittman
that was my third post... It's interesting to see how the number has changed. of course, I manipulated the number to a degree, because I stopped "liking" things for a while... - Bren, Photophobe
Bren, the other thing that can seriously throw off someone's stats is a feed that upon each item it imports adds a comment automatically. - Micah Wittman
true. that can seriously inflate comment stats, of course. Then you have someone like RAPatton, who posts a gazillion comments, in part because of his playlist posts where he will list each song in a separate comment. I found, after this post in fact, that I tended to "like" things much more frequently than comment on them, that I was lurking instead of participating. I have changed the way I use ff rather considerably, and I think for the better. - Bren, Photophobe
Thanks, Sarah, Tutivillus. - Micah Wittman
1.19 - Joe Bonner
Micah this is like 11 months ago, I see you have almost doubled your rate. lets make a graph for everybody now, :) - Mahmood Padura
Quick, someone write a greasemonkey script to inline some google charts! (tap-tap-tap...wut? don't look at me ;) - Micah Wittman
Thanks, Joe. And you thank you, Mahmood :) - Micah Wittman
1.66 - Glen Campbell
Thanks, Glen! Your comments in the ratio have gone up too. - Micah Wittman
1.70 (it was 1.41 on Jan 8) - WorldofHiglet
WorldofHiglet, thank you :) The comments are strong in this one. - Micah Wittman
0.64 (2,589/4,051) - Chieze Okoye
0.58 - Thomas Page
Chieze and Thomas - thank you! - Micah Wittman
*bumpage* - Micah Wittman
So, Micah, we never did find out what you were doing with this info.... - WorldofHiglet
2.21 (2,812/1,275) - Rene Wirtz
0.27 (5637/20234) - I only see a couple people lower than me. - John (a.k.a. dendroica)
4.06 (747/184) - Jan Ole Peek
WoH, World Domination. - Micah Wittman
Rene, John and Jan - thank you, all three! :) - Micah Wittman
2.74 (4,446 / 12,204) - J. Abdul-Qahhar
0.97 (6,694/6,929) - Jimminy
Thank you J., Jimminy and آقای تلخک :) - Micah Wittman
2.23 - Paola Bonomo
0.71 (8,200/11,551) updated - Michael Fidler
0.67 - Artemko
J. Abdul-Qahhar LOL 4,446 / 12,204 = 0.36 - Artemko
0.03 (284 / 10378)! - Daniel Rowley
Thanks Paola, Michael, Artemko, J. and Daniel! - Micah Wittman
A. (Girl Entropy)
I don't understand the world sometimes. We can bail out people, and watch them squander the money for bonuses for the people that got them there in the first place, but a high school food pantry (that helps feed the 75% of the students on reduced/free lunch program) has to close because they are out of food.
:-[ - vicster
Because the school pantry program doesn't have lobbyists or pay money to political campaigns. Plain and simple. Sad.... but simple - Johnny Worthington from iPhone
Johnny: yep, exactly. It is really sad, and happening here in Texas. But a lady at work set up a box outside our elevators to collect food they need. I really hope they have to use more than one box. I put some stuff in there today, you would be surprised how much food $10 can really buy. Happy to report the box already had stuff in it when I came in this morning. - A. (Girl Entropy)
Not quite that simple Johnny. Though I'd agree that the pantry has a greater need and should have a greater priority. I'd like to expand on this, but I have to go pick up my little reason for living. Mabye later. - MASTER OF THE OBVIOUS
(oh lord I don't want to start any craziness with this guys..) - A. (Girl Entropy)
no craziness A. I just don't think it's that simple or direct a line. But you're right. We've got our priorities set wrong. - MASTER OF THE OBVIOUS
Perhaps a positive spin on a problem like this (local HS food pantry) is that, altho not restricted to one area, the respective local community(ies) will ultimately be the ones taking responsibility for maintaining the pantry inventory, anyway. This creates the opportunity for self-advocacy and a great lesson in community service. - ɐ ɯıʞ sıɹɥɔ from iPhone
Thanks for that positive spin :) It was that kind of thing that made the whole thing start. The email even said "My sister asked me to reach out to my co-workers because she hears me talking about how great my co-workers and this company are at giving back to the community." - A. (Girl Entropy)
Glen Campbell
You know how it is when you're walking along, and your underwear kind of creeps up in your butt crack, so you take a big wide step out to the side and kind of jiggle a bit so that it will fall back down? Wait, where was I going with this?
i'm scared. where'd derrick? i need a hug. - pea ♥ fierce as a woozle
Don't wear underwear. It's evil! =) - Anika from fftogo
If you wear the Depends on the _inside_ of the undies, I'm guessing they won't creep up like that. Just an idea. - ɐ ɯıʞ sıɹɥɔ from iPhone
Okay good so it's NOT just me. - A. (Girl Entropy)
DO ANYBODY NO MONIQUE
Let's all publicly love each other for a bit. Say something nice about another friendfeeder.
Derrick is really cute in person, and he's funny as hell. - DO ANYBODY NO MONIQUE
Nakachi is the bringer of words that brighten every day. - LogEx
I like that one, Logical Extremes. Again, the ability to like individual comments or posts would be good here. On topic, Ophelia, who is not that active on friendfeed but filters here anyway, is very good with words. Her updates both entertain and inspire me. - DO ANYBODY NO MONIQUE
Monique posts something that makes me smile or chuckle just about every day she's active - FFing Enigma (aka Tina)
FFing Enigma (aka Tina) is articulate, witty, and passionate. - Glen Campbell
RAPatton might be the best dad i've ever read about (my dad excluded of course) - Steve C
I still love Anika's avatar. - DO ANYBODY NO MONIQUE
I have to pick one? - Ha3rvey (Free hugs!)
Nope. You can do it as many times as you like. For instance, I like how ha3rvey is funny and just a genuinely nice guy. :) - DO ANYBODY NO MONIQUE
Akiva's great pictures of Babby Audrey and Rochelle always make me smile (technically that was just about one person... sorta...) :D - Her Lindsay-ness
"i18n" is short for "internationalization", i+<18 letters>+n. By that schema, i80and saved us all a lot of screen real estate. - DGentry
What can I say about one person? Jason Toney's posts always elicit wonder and insight. RAPatton, I feel like is just full of awesome with his insight and approach to things. Haggis is a barrel of laughs. Steven Perez (when he's not fighting with conservatives) has spawned his own catchphrase. Nicholas K. is just about the most awesome single dad I've seen in a long time. Tina and... more... - Derrick
Victor Ganata is extremely intelligent, empathetic and articulate. He has always been exceptional in understanding others whether he agrees or disagrees with an opinion, and he always treats everyone with the utmost of respect. - MVB (Curmudgeon of FF) from fftogo
Jonathan Hardesty is funny and wants to have my babies. - Haggis (Sean Loyless)
I wish I could call everyone out. If we interact here on FF, take it on faith that I pretty much love you. - Derrick
You know me, I can't ever pick one person so I will simply say that every single person I subscribe to is smart, interesting, funny and make being on this crazy little site damn entertaining. Those that I've been lucky enough to get to know beyond the site prove to me every day that everyone who has ever said only weirdos and stalkers are online are just smoking crack. - ♥patricia♥
I'm with you there, Derrick. There are so many people here who are funny, smart, interesting, entertaining, etc. There are even a couple who make me blush. NOT NAMING ANY NAMES. And then there's that cilantro dude. - Ha3rvey (Free hugs!)
Steven Perez is a funny guy, and can cheer me up when I'm down. - Chris, Taskerrific Guy
My first public skype call was with Tad, Glen and the Amber - a lovely conversation with great people. Tad was bold enough to live stream his workstation software install expedition and is a friend to all; Glen is chalk full of incisive wit and has an easy going conversational style; and the Amber was open enough to admit she's shy but worked up the courage to get on the call anyway. Like I said, great people, and quite representative of all the good people in the land of friendfeed. - Micah Wittman
Derrick tells the truth! There's so many awesome people I can't choose just one. - Rodfather
Anika Malone is as straight a shooter as there ever has been She will always tell you the truth about what she thinks. I find that to be a quality many people could use more of, and I respect her, and love her for it. - MVB (Curmudgeon of FF) from fftogo
I can't believe that there are people I'm not subbed too. - Derrick
Shevonne is a hottie, and not because she is nice to look at. - Amber, Random Time Lord
Damn, Amber. LOL - Derrick
I love how Amber unabashedly states things. - DO ANYBODY NO MONIQUE
I wrote in my 25 things that one of my laments in life is finding a woman who challenges me mentally. Tina does just that. With aplomb. There have been countless times that I was sure of myself and she will make a comment that causes me to completely rethink the issue entirely. - MVB (Curmudgeon of FF) from fftogo
Louis Gray got me to think about just being myself and not allowing the tech heavy side of FF to intimidate me. - Derrick
Michael W May and RAPatton have the best tastes in music I've ever seen in my life, I applaud and covet their music collection. - Haggis (Sean Loyless)
Derrick and Mona and Akiva and Rochelle and Jandy and many of you make me laugh every day. - Louis Gray
Derrick is the shizzle, treated me like an old friend. That's one of 500 nice things I have to say about other Friendfeeders. - Eric @ CS Techcast
Rachel Fox takes outstanding pictures. - Louis Gray
My little pea... fierce as a woozle, indeed! So quiet and unassuming... But so poignant at exactly the right moment. The exactly right phrase to every situation. If she can' brighten your mood, nobody else can, either. - MVB (Curmudgeon of FF) from fftogo
Johnny is just plain awesome - Amber, Random Time Lord
DYSP! Steven and I disagree here and there but in the end I absolutely admire his sense of humor and his passion. A truly A-Lister here on Friendfeed. - MVB (Curmudgeon of FF) from fftogo
Alex Scoble, Cristo, Chris White and Thomas Hawk vigorously defend their views, but never take it (or make it) personal. - Kevin Fox
Whew... Only 642 more to go... - MVB (Curmudgeon of FF) from fftogo
I love all of you here making my day brighter :) - BeeLing
Thomas Hawk makes me want to be a better photographer. - Ha3rvey (Free hugs!)
Derrick and Monique would be my road dawgs if we lived in the same city - Amber, Random Time Lord
Robert Scoble is on a mission to close down every other social network. - Louis Gray
Tad is fun to chat with, even during the awkward moments - Amber, Random Time Lord
I love the fact that Rochelle always likes the same stuff I like. And that Akiva and I both grew up in southeast Texas. - Glen Campbell
I think, most of all, Derrick has redefined what it means to be yourself. I have had the distinct honor of meeting him and what you see here is Derrick. He shares his joys with us, which is easy, but he also shares his pain with us. I must say that I am jealous of his ability to be open, and I admire him immensely. - MVB (Curmudgeon of FF) from fftogo
I love everyone who gives me a reason to drop my pants... that and Josh Haley. - Johnny Worthington
I love johnny dropping his pants....o_O - WorldofHiglet
Pea has a lovely voice and makes days better. - Amber, Random Time Lord
Bow to Joe Pierce and his movie prowess. - Amber, Random Time Lord
*drops pants* - Johnny Worthington
edythe, Morton, and Kol for liking so much, they allow everyone to notice each other. - Rodfather
I can't thank April Russo enough for all the help she has given me here at Friend Feed. She is awesome in my book. - Brent - Long Live Rock
I'd like to know how it Is I'm seem to be commenting right around the time Johnny is droppin' Pants? - Brent - Long Live Rock
Way too many good things to say about way too many people - I don't want to leave the island - Marco(aureliusmaximus)
Anna and Rodfather are great for liking the same random crap I do. - Amber, Random Time Lord
James (Tsali) you win for putting up with me all this time. Rah for being Rah. Anika for cutting to the quick in a conversation. And etc... you know you rock if I follow you. - Amber, Random Time Lord
I guess what I am saying is there are roughly a squillion people on Frienfeed of whom I am in awe and also whom I have the most respect. - MVB (Curmudgeon of FF) from fftogo
i like jim janotti. he's cool. - Trish Haley
i dig vijay and his love of all things japanese is fun. - Trish Haley
johnny worthington and his family are wicked beautiful. - Trish Haley
So are the Haleys! - Johnny Worthington
rochelle and akiva are nice in person and on FF... - Trish Haley
i would trust pea and trish r to babysit zoe. (that's saying a lot) - Trish Haley
aww. I would love to babysit Zoe! That means a lot, thank you. - ♥patricia♥
You are all awesome, but bonus props to Tina (aka) for consistently being the voice of reason in every conversation, to Derrick for being Derrick, Jandy for keeping it real, and Chris Baskind for bringing the issues, Kol Tregastes for non-stop cool stuff...man, I'm realizing I could go on...what an amazing community :-D - Louis Simoneau
Mattie Kenny is the Dulcinea to my Don Quixote. - Steven Perez
3 of you are awesome for donating to the cause of FFundercats recently. - Josh Haley
i like the conversations with katie about books. i like holly because she's a librarian and helped me with a geek problem. shevonne is down to earth and makes me want to buy boots. - Trish Haley
Holly is sweet and nice. - Steven Perez
WorldofHiglet is the Slayer. What else need be said? - Steven Perez
Josh Haley RUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUULLLLLLLLES!!! - Rob Michael (Atmos Trio)
Actually, many of the people in this thread are in my "FF Favorites" list - Rob Michael (Atmos Trio)
Every time something mildly bad happens I think to myself "DAMN YOU STEVEN PEREZ!" (hey, I think that's something nice to say about him ;) - Alejandro
darren heydon is good for warm fuzzies. - Trish Haley
I can't pick out one specific person. I can name a few names, but there's a specific reason why I am subscribed to every person I am subscribed to. Jandy and Lindsey all kinds of rock, fellow geek chic - so they have to. :P Johnny keeps me cracking up. Zee is my boy for sure, we'd make a ton of trouble if we lived near each other. Monique is straight up, which is win. I can't keep naming people...it would...take up way too much time. I am sure I will though. - Candace
anika converted me to munchos... yum! - Trish Haley
joey is charming. Helen is real. Penguin is adorable. - Laura Norvig
Anika has wonderful, curious kids. - John E. Bredehoft
Outsanity is one funny motherfucker - €€€€€€€€
Parth has a wonderful soul. Abby makes me giggle. Carlos and Cee Bee hotties who post some interesting material. Laura Botts and Jim's banter gives me happy feelings all day. Everyone I'm subbed to rocks. That's why I'm subbed to them. - Anika
Robert Scoble was the first person I heard mention FriendFeed. - Ha3rvey (Free hugs!)
High-five to Leather Donut for bringing us some tits and ass *thumbs up* - €€€€€€€€
oh, it would be so hard to list them all. FF is full of lots of interesting, hilarious, entertaining, and just outstanding individuals.that I look forward to interacting with, many of whom have already been mentioned. yes, even that cilantro lover ;) There's also a fantastic bunch of librarians who hang out here and make me proud to call myself a librarian. yeah, we kinda rule. :) - holly
Holly is right. I *adore* my collection of librarians here. - Anika
Michael W. May for his taste in music, Abby Martin for her exceptional good taste in movies (and being a great mother), Håkan and Rutger for their photos and Robert Scoble for the geek stuff. And Esther for being both sweet and smart. But all of the people I sub to are people that brighten my day! - Baard @ Pixum
MWM and RAP and Haggis for the music mindshare, Tad and Steven Perez and Josh Haley and Worthington for cracking me the HELL up, Derrick for being Derrick so awesomely, Anika and Krynsky and Amani and other LA peeps for helping me learn the city, Abby and Joe Pierce and Logical Extremes and others for the fab movie convos, Louis Gray for apparently paying more attention to me than I... more... - Jandy, ConcertMaven of FF
I'm just really happy to have a great internet family. :) That's what makes FRIENDFeed so awesome. - Internet's Tad
to all ppl i follow, thankyou for sharing with me too, :) - chaz2b
I feel me some Abby Martin especially b/c of her passion for sports and movies ... Jandy for not seeing me stalk her when she was drunk posting at the show ... Shey for being the first cool Canadian I have ever met ... Mona for laughing at me when i asked for advice (and then giving me good advice) ... Anika for opening up her home ... Shevonne for being a fly girl with some fire ... I'll continue in a bit - Amani
I´ll add some love for Derrick as well b/c he was the first friendfeeder to take me under his wing and show me the ropes here. BUT there has since become a handful or two more that define my good friendfeed experience. Intelligence, humour and warmth is abundant amongst you all, so thanks. - Thomas Bøhm
Amani, were you for serious there? - Jandy, ConcertMaven of FF
Mona is incredibly thoughtful and considerate of others, not to mention AWESOME!! - Rachel Lea Fox
Agree with Holly and Anika - my librarian peeps here are amazing. And there's so many of us! - Laura Norvig
Yolanda always makes me smile. MWM and Tina are always helpful, caring, and knowledgeable. Anika is just awesome, especially her smile. Steven's singing is great. Outsanity & Tad always make me laugh (MVB often, too). Alex & Chris B. make me think. Derrick makes me feel. Jemm & Nia provide so many late night smiles. I appreciate Katie for getting me reading more, and Lindsay for getting... more... - Alix Whitmire
Jandy, I will never tell ... - Amani
thanks for letting me hang out with you Friendfeeders(all of you) it's an honor and lots of fun! - Dobromir Hadzhiev
Steve C. always makes me laugh, ALWAYS. plus everyone else mentioned here is truly awesome as well :) - Kelly
Sorry, I can't say anything at the moment because I'm still enjoying everyone's warmth from Jandy's group hug - Mark Krynsky
It's hard to pick anyone out because my total FF is made up of so many brilliant people: funny, witty, acerbic, insightful, mind-blowing, thrusting, truth-seekers, provocative, timelords (okay, there might only be one of them...). I love the tech, the LOLs (and the LOLcats), the debates, the discussions, the shared problems, the glimpses into others' lives....And Monique, you have started one of my favourite threads so special props to you. - WorldofHiglet
Monique is a clever woman to kick off such a good thread - RAPatton
Josh and Trish and Tina and Yolanda and Derrick and DYSP Steven make me smile and laugh when I need it. Johnny Worthington always hears when I post an "OMG help me!" kind of thing, and he usually responds with the most absurd and sweet message. Also, he has haiku battles with me, which is all kinds of WIN. Mark W and Fierce Lindsay make me smile, and Mark VandenBerg makes me LOL. And there are so many other sweet and funny and clever people who fill my day here on FriendFeed... thank you to everyone! - Ladybug Heather
AKA Tina is really good at putting up with my silly e-crish. - teh Dork Knight
I love the wit of many but must say MVB can make me spit drinks at the glance of his posts. - Janet
I don't even know where to begin. There are so many people who I love for different reasons. Hmmm..My LAers (Derrick, Amani, Derrick, Anika, Monique, Edythe) because they are always cooler than cool. My New Yorkers (Mona and Cee Bee) because they bring the versatility. My mothers (Abby, Rochelle, Jen, Katie) because they always remind me how great is it to be a mom. RAPatton because... more... - Shevonne
That's OK, Shevonne. I'm sure it will come to you. :D - Steven Perez from IM
You see....Steven Perez because he's funny as hell, and then there is Yolanda cause she is one of the sweetest EVER. Ugghhh too many. This is like giving an acceptance speech. =D - Shevonne
Not me! I was talking about Mike Nayyar. He's so lonely in his dumpster. :D - Steven Perez from IM
I love all of you! - joey
I enjoy everyone, but like Thomas Hawk's photos and philosophies the most, and learn more from Louis Gray than anyone else. - jcunwired
Returning the love to Amani and Abby -- you guys are two of the most honest and kindest souls on FF. Others: RAPatton probably doesn't have a single mean bone in him (ok, poor choice of words there), I could watch Dobromir's feed all day long, Shevonne is a ray of FF sunshine, Akiva is just flat out funny - Shey, Jamaican of FF
There are so many people here that make being here worthwhile that I cannot single out just one. You guys all rock in your own special ways. - Alex Scoble
I LOVE ROBERT SCOBLE! ~ just not in that way. Not that there's anything wrong with that. - sofarsoShawn
Awww thanks Shey! My favorite Jamaican. There is Pea, my fellow DCer who is one of the most genuine peeps up in here! - Shevonne
I love interacting with all the smart, funny FFolks on here! Too many to name, but among my favorites are: Lindsey (the Fierce), Rochelle/Akiva/Audrey, Derrick, Ladybug and Scott, Jim J, RAPatton, Tina (the Enigmatic)... You all rock my world! - Laura B needin' waders
ceebee and RAPatton post the most interesting stuff. and even if he wasn't my boo, i'd still be all up in JT's feed for his pop culture and politics mix. love their stuff - tiffany
M F has a great eye for great eye candy. - Mark H
there are many friendfeeders i feel particularly warmly to because something of their inner self is always coming out: Michael W. May (who has always been at the top of the list), Morton Fox, Anika/Faboo Mama, Yolanda, rap, Cecily, Tad, Akiva, Rochelle, Lindsey, Lindsay D., Beeling, Rodfather, Ginger Makela, Mark Trapp, Ceebee, Shevonne, Abby Martin, Jandy, Zach Landes, Nathan Rein,... more... - edythe
The community / user base of friendfeed is one of the biggest reasons that these days, I'm spending more time on friendfeed versus twitter. I love you all, even the people that annoy me from time to time. - Jeremy
and even yuvi, despite the fact that he used to call me Old Woman. :) and Donna Mugavero and Joanmarie and Michelle Martinez... and Silpol (now A.T.) and oh my gosh PARTH!!!! :) - edythe
and oh my gosh Shey and his jaw-droppingly lovely wife Jasmin... i like Robert Scoble, too, because he always seems upfront to me and never mean. - edythe
Additions - Cee Bee for highest quality posts consistently, Ebrahimi for pictures and translating squiggly for me, Iain for celebrity without celebrity tude, Jessie and Soup most socially conscious posts, Tina for being FF spirit leader, Lindsey online 24hours day, Anne and Jim for getting me here. :) - Steve C
I 'like' Tyson Key! And a bow toward Trish Haley, thanks for making me blush. Speaking of Haleys, Trish, Josh, and Morgan have all become favorites of mine. MVB makes me laugh like a fool, as does relative newbie Valley... he is one funny dude! Gosh, all these names are coming to mind! I'll probably have to comment more later. But for this go-round I will close by saying... if Carmen ever stops posting those daily mug shots, I'm going offline! - Jim Hearts FF
Oh, and to Monique who I guess I am not subsribed to... you completely win for putting up this post. What an excellent, excellent gift to the community! - Jim Hearts FF
Mona has gorgeous legs! :) - Beau "Slick Foot" Liening
I gotta' send some love out to the original band of hooligans who got me hooked on FF: edythe, RAP, Brandon, MWM, Louis Gray & Robert Scoble. You guys filled my world with gobs of geekiness and great interaction on SO MANY different levels. Thanks for making my addiction to FF possible. Of course, now there are so many, many, many others who help to keep me here. I can't even begin to name you all. - Lisa L. Seifert
PS: Thanks for putting up with my Twitter-heavy stream while I'm in school for this year. Eventually, I'll have time to interact more again. xoxo - Lisa L. Seifert
Alix is a wonderful caring wife who tolerates me and my annoying sleeping/eating/battlestar watching habits. I is lucky. - Shawn Whitmire
I love Akiva for bringing the comedy and the pain. I love Derrick for being as real in the OSH parking lot as he is on FF. I love Monique for being the Pied Piper of the interwebz and helping me recover my sanity. I love James for being so gently poetic. I love Rahsheen for the soft porn videos he always takes in bed. I love Johnny Worthington for being such a cuddle muffin of hair and vulgarity. I love Steven Perez for being a quicker wit than me and nicer than me all at once. - nakachi
I love Kaia for the name Baronnes Von Cut A Bitch. I love Robin (bcultural) for the science and the nation building. I love Logical Extremes and Rodfather for their quiet affirmations that never go unnoticed. I love Helen for the virtual daps she gives me whether I'm flying or firing. I love Anna Haro for all the little hearts she sends my way <3 to you, too, honey girl. - nakachi
It would take too long for me to put all my 328 subscriptions in here! If I'm following you, rest assured that you and your content matter to me. :) - Laura B needin' waders
I love Rochelle 'cause momminess becomes her. And I love YOU! - nakachi
Nakachi's Facebook status updates blow my mind - Rodfather
I love this thread. We need an effing FF CONVENTION. - Derrick
This past week has not been a very good one for me and I might have lost it completely if it hadn't been for Johnny, Steven and Derrick for all dropping their pants for me. I love that there are people on here, that I have never met, that care enough to make me laugh when I am feeling way crappy. <3 And of course there are more, just giving props to those that made me feel better this week :) MWAH! - Penny
Nice Thought Monique - Two thumbs up. - Brent - Long Live Rock
Also, Nia for her beautiful photos and Mo for making me laugh too :) - Penny
I'm ready for more. I love Nia for her kindness and her pictures. I love me some g.warbucks 'cause she's brilliant AND pretty to look at. I love tiffany for sharing the good, the bad and the tipsy. I love Chris Weige for keeping art on my mind. I love that the people who subscribe to me give a damn about what I have to say enough to take the time to read me. I'm grateful. - nakachi from fftogo
I had no idea when I started this thread that it would blow up like this. I think this is a clear example of the value of friendfeed: the relationships we build. Sure, we have differing interests, politics, social situations and opinons, but at the end of the day, what we come here for are the people. No one exists in a vacuum, and if they did, they probably wouldn't have a friendfeed... more... - DO ANYBODY NO MONIQUE
Shut up, bitch. - Derrick
Just playin'. :) - Derrick
Best two comments ever. - Akiva Moskovitz
It is hard to pick a single person but as stated...you all bring me much needed laughter. I especially LOVE the ladies room girls - you bring the essence of love. Thank you so much. - Janet
Personally, I think Akiva Moskovitz rocks. He's one of the main reasons why I use FriendFeed. If it weren't for him, I probably wouldn't even be here. - Akiva Moskovitz
Yeah, probably not. - Christopher Harley
Can I just say I love you all?? - Katie: Witch Of The West
Monique is all kinds of sexy. From all shy and flirty to 'oh my!' and dirty! Me likes the Mo'! - Morgan Haley
Kaia is the bee's knees because she changes her name to the funniest stuff. - Ms. G.Warbucks IYN
Monique rocks because she sings off-key in supermarkets and doesn't give a damn. (She will understand this.) :) - Ms. G.Warbucks IYN
That was a fun night. - DO ANYBODY NO MONIQUE
not to sound too much like a Mutual Admiration Society, but edythe's feed was what got me hooked on this place. :-D - Karim
Ha, there are too many awesome people here to list and compliment individually; but Denton Gentry, Kevin Johnson, and Morton Fox are all awesome and extremely skilled techies! - i80and
The FF founders and employees rock pretty hard too thanks Paul, Bret, Jim, Anna etc - Steve C
browneyes - otsunegi
Lindsay D. and Kol Tregaskes are kind and respectful even when disagreeing with someone. Civility like that deserves a mention because it is not often the norm in the online world. - Jim Hearts FF
Penny for her personality and her self portraits which are awesome and so real!<3 Dobromir, Richard and Michael who always wishes good morning ^^. Manuela, because of her sense of style what becomes to art, also a very lovely person! Nakachi, Girl, you rock my world! Stay as you are - you are wonderful! L4S who is so much fun and amazing person :) Will, cause of his kindness and cause... more... - Nia
Everybody already mentioned in this thread, plus Meryn and Joelle for being really smart and inquisitive about some of things I find particularly interesting, too. Or at least the way they discuss them. Not that I don't think that way about the rest of you, just no one had mentioned them yet. - ɐ ɯıʞ sıɹɥɔ
Jim, yeah there's no need to be bitchy while disagreeing. Get your point over but don't be nasty about it. :-) - Kol Tregaskes
Bumping this, I hope. Loved this thread! - Laura B needin' waders
I think Josh Haley has a very smart and charismatic older brother. No, not that one...the other one... - Morgan Haley
Laura Botts cracks my shit up. I'm still trying to figure out what her obsession with grits is. - DO ANYBODY NO MONIQUE
This thread was the business. *stirs grits* - Derrick
Mo, she's a Suthehn Gul. - Derrick
IIRC, it's all Barry's fault. - Laura B needin' waders
Oh, and Ha3rvey's post today made me think of this thread. http://friendfeed.com/ha3rvey... - Laura B needin' waders
Mo Kargas for his awesomeness. (I hope that by honoring great killer robots my death shall be quick and painless once they take over the world) - Jemm
i80and for his Linux postings, FFing Enigma for roller derbying, Mo Kargas because... the giant robot intimidates me. - DGentry
echostreamer has solid integrity and calls me on my sh!t - highly appreciated - William Harryman
How did I miss thread? It needs a comeback. Thank you LB for the bump. If you think I might know who you are, the odds are high I love you and thank you for being around (even if you have moved on, in which case you won't see this, but it is important to mention nonetheless) and thank you for letting me into your lives a little bit *hugs* - Michael W. May
MWM, this was one of the best FF threads I've ever seen. Sometimes it just needs to reappear. :) #complimentSunday - Laura B needin' waders
I didn't see this the first time round either (but it looks like I was in NYC when this was happening). I have friends who I knew before FF for whom friendfeed has allowed me to know better and there are folks like RAP, edythe, and MwM whose posting and conversation have enriched my life and ignited my imagination. Thanks kids. And, of course, I love Sneezy but FF had little to do with that. - Jason Toney
I really admire Kol Tregaskes, he's always informative and gets involved quite a bit with almost everything. Quite the most selfless individual I ever came across on the net :) ... Also Holden Page impresses me everyday because he's a younger individual with tons of interest in several subjects that most older users usually get into, he shows he's not afraid to learn and keep his... more... - Tim Tunnicliff
I've met a lot of great people here on FF (I won't single anyone out). This is a diverse community that has brought some great conversations that simply could not have been done with a little blue bird and whale. - manielse (Mark Nielsen)
Holly Rae is the biggest FF'in promoter within a hundred mile radius of my chair. :) - Laura (hear me raura?)
I can't really say much about anyone specific, other than ya'll are the greatest and have helped amuse me through some very hard times over the past year or so, and a special thanks with much love goes out to Amber, the Random Time Lord for introducing me to FF and for putting up with me for this long. - Tsali, The Native of FF
I totally like Louis Gray - Mike Fruchter - RAPatton - Worthington - CS Techcast - and tons of other people - thanks for making my use of FF enjoyable. - Dan Morrill AKA Techwag
Gosh! Thank you very much, Tim! - Kol Tregaskes
You're very welcome my friend :+) - Tim Tunnicliff from email
Tim is way too nice to me, thanks bro :D - Holden Page
It's well deserved bro and you're very welcome :+) - Tim Tunnicliff from email
Holly Rae because she is such an awesome edugeek - always sharing and encouraging others to think. And, no one can beat her flapper Halloween costume! - Shea from BuddyFeed
Yeah, that costume was the business. - DO ANYBODY NO MONIQUE
I enjoy my time "in" here with most of my FF friends - VAL D.
Sheesh! Thanks @laurapresently and @shea for saying nice things about me. How the hell (excuse the french) did I miss that!!! Thanks Monique for starting the thread and mentioning 'the business' - Holly Rae, FFer
My turn... Laura (hear my raura) for putting up with me talking about FF endlessly on days like 'the day FB bought FF' - Holly Rae, FFer
Thanks to Shea for being generous with time and resources. He invited me to Google Wave. - Holly Rae, FFer
Thanks to Josh Haley & Johnny for creating a podcast that rocks and clued me in to so many things about FF. - Holly Rae, FFer
Thanks to Josh Haley for being the first FFer who gave me really great advice about lists. - Holly Rae, FFer
Thanks to Louis Gray for always searching up Friendfeed mentions and liking ... makes Newbies feel great!! - Holly Rae, FFer
And thanks to everyone but my Diet Coke enabler is here now. Then I have to go work again. Love you guys! - Holly Rae, FFer
:) - Josh Haley
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Cool 'glory ring' around the Sun
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Stepped outside for lunch and looked up to catch this neat atmospheric optical effect. - ɐ ɯıʞ sıɹɥɔ from email
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Leslie has Ott's dressing waiting for her at the PO!!
Dang, I totally forgot the Ott's when I was in Nevada. - ɐ ɯıʞ sıɹɥɔ from iPhone
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And a week later, it was warmer in MO!
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Here's how it looked just before sunset today. November's great for bringing out the locals, who know the tourists (anyone not in our zip code) won't be around long when it's only 60 degrees and breezy down here. - ɐ ɯıʞ sıɹɥɔ from email
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Song of the South has never been released on home vid. in the US, likely due to the fear it might be seen as racially insensitive to blacks.
This reminds me of when Cartoon Network opened their vaults and showed all their controversial and racially insensitive Warner Bros. cartoons in a special, but then never showed them again. I wonder why Disney hasn't done something similar. - cecily from iPhone
Akiva and I were just talking about this a few days ago. Is it available to view anywhere now? - Rochelle from iPhone
There are bootlegs, Rochelle. It was released on laserdisc and in other countries, but not here. The last theatrical release in the U.S. was in 1986. - Derrick
I can see why. But I did love those stories as a kid. - Trish R
I've never seen the film, and I'm keen on reading the original stories by Joel Chandler Harris. I'd like to think that we can get to the point where we can view material that is racially insensitive WITHOUT all of a sudden blaming people. The movie was made in 1946, it's nearly 2010. Am I going to look at my non-black friends and go on an attack? Unlikely, but perhaps I give people too much credit. - Derrick
I agree, Derrick, because the stories are written as being told by Uncle Remus, who spoke that way. - Trish R
Julius Lester has written some interesting pieces about the stories and Harris. He's also re-written some of the stories. I <3 Julius Lester! - Katy S
For those who don't know Julius Lester's work: http://members.authorsguild.net/juliusl... Derrick - did you know that he takes pictures?? - Katy S
I'm not familiar with his work, but will check it out. Thanks. :) - Derrick
He's on a children's literature list serve that I'm on. So are Jane Yolen and Philip Pullman and some other authors. I have to really stifle my fan-girl impulses when they post. - Katy S
Derrick, I'm not so worried about (black?) people blaming anyone for the material. I'm more worried that if this movie becomes available, a million American people will automatically buy it and show it to their young kids, who will absorb the "happy darkies" stuff without realizing what's wrong with it. I'm torn about making complete sets available. There was some kind of WB DVD set... more... - Kamilah Gill
I've seen it, and find it amusing that they built an attraction around it (splash mountain) but bury the movie - RAPatton from iPhone
I've never actually seen the whole thing. I would probably buy it if it were available. - Ha3rvey (Free hugs!)
Kamilah - I'd be just as worried about adults' reactions to it as kids (for the same reasons) - Katy S
It's funny to me that people are worried about reactions to this movie, when there are other movies out there where so-called "happy darkies" are integral parts of the storyline, but nobody would ever think to ban them. I'm specifically thinking of my (beloved) Gone With The Wind, a movie that's held up as an American classic (and rightly so). How is Song of the South more offensive than GWTW? It makes any protestations and any censorship/suppression moves by the parent companies seem disingenuous. - cecily
And what about Dumbo? Can't you still get Dumbo on DVD? What about the crows in Dumbo? - cecily
I agree, C. I do think Disney is one of those really overly cautious companies. Remember, the created the Touchstone Pictures umbrella to release movies that strayed outside of the cutesy Little Mermaid, Beauty and the Beast, Escape from Witch Mountain films, because we would get them so confused. And I love those crows. - Derrick
Cecily - I've never seen Gone With The Wind, but I suspect I'd have a similar reaction. Dumbo just makes me cringe! I wouldn't censor anything, but I still think about how people react to the films. - Katy S
Katy, I had to work hard to reconcile my feelings for GWTW. I love that movie, but it took me a long time to get there. What helped was trying to think of Prissy's inaction and "simplemindedness" as a form of slave resistance. If I'd never spent time reading slave narratives, I'd have never been able to come to that conclusion. </end_hijack> - cecily
I'll tell you what movie really made me choke on my diet coke recently. I was watching Heidi with my niece. Somehow, this story that's suppose to take place in Switzerland, looked like it took place in a home that was on a Southern Plantation, complete with a mammy-character. - Katy S
Dumbo and Lady and the Tramp are both questionable. I just think that Song of the South would get much more exposure, especially to children. It doesn't use animals for all of the racial stereotypes like the others. As for Gone with the Wind, I haven't seen it either, but I'd say it's more clearly aimed toward adults. Though I agree, with you, Katy. The adult exposure to Song of trhe South might be almost as problematic... - Kamilah Gill
My extensive training with literature and critical examination of it helps me get through the parts that make me cringe. That critical distance thing. Having said that, I'd never give a child a copy of Little House on the Prairie. Just not going to happen. - Katy S
I watch alot of old games shows and I gasp at some of the things they use to say.......... - VAL D.
I've still got the (original?) 78-RPM set that belonged to my Mom. We used to listen to the stories and songs as kids. "...it's the truth, it's factual; everything is satisfactual!" - ɐ ɯıʞ sıɹɥɔ from iPhone
I used to have that 78 too, but is long gone now - RAPatton from iPhone
Zip a dee doo dah is a great, fun song, but I think that's about all I'll need from that movie, thanks. - Kamilah Gill
"Mister Bluebird's on my shoulder..." - Katy S
I loved Song of the South as a kid (Br'er Rabbit is a G). I always saw it as a kind of animated Huck Finn or Tom Sawyer. There was a time when I think not having the movie available was more political than anything. Now, I think it's just hard to market (and to what value? There's not a real way to make ancillary money from Consumer Products from the film). - Jason Toney
Dumbo is coming out on Blu-ray in Feb, FWIW. - Alix Whitmire
LOVE Dumbo. I need to pre-order. - Derrick
Animation fans have this discussion all the time. I think WB did a pretty good job handling it in its Golden Collection sets. In the first or second volume, they had an intro you couldn't skip that had Whoopi Goldeberg talking about how some of the cartoons were racist and that although no one was condoning that NOW, they were part of our past and better acknowledged than buried or... more... - Spidra Webster
How odd that you posted this, I just watched this movie last night. lol - aerobroken
It seems to me that any racist ideology in Song of the South would be counteracted for children (like it was with me as a child) by the cultural attitudes of today. It was made in a different time and even kids today look at early WB cartoons and get something completely different from them than kids fro a generation ago did. I hope that someday they release it and let parents decide what is the best course of action for their own children. - Kryptic
Katy, what is wrong with Little House on the Prairie? I don't recall anything bad in it but it's been a long time since I've read it. - Rochelle
Yeah, what is offensive about Little House? - Matthew DeVries
It's incredibly racist - even for its time. The Indians are described as grunting savages. Ma quotes that "the only good Indian is a dead Indian" line multiple times through the story. It's really foul. Unless you are prepared to discuss the racism throughout the book with the child, I'd avoid it. If you haven't read it since you were a child, read it now as an adult and try to put aside your fond memories so that you can view it with some critical distance. - Katy S
Also, LHotP is still a popular read-aloud book in many classrooms. I wish it wasn't, because it is often presented uncritically. Imagine hearing the things in that book if you are an American Indian child. - Katy S
I enjoyed imagining I was one of those savages who put up a charade of attacks to hide the true force that was forthcomming, twas not fun being picked on because of that book when I was younger, then I detailed to my peers the history of the Cherokee and Tsali. On the other hand, I actually like LHotP now and I enjoy SotS as well. - Tsali, The Native of FF
Katy the same thing would apply to half of the John Wayne, Davy Crokett movies/books. America has been really slow at learning about other cultures and presenting them in a decent light. I think most of the stuff that's been written/read/etc needs to be put into context sometimes. I think the best thing to do is just continue to show by words and actions that the past isn't the way to treat or portray people - Sir Shuping
Sir Shuping - I agree. These things should be discussed. The problem is, it rarely is with this particular book. It is taught and read uncritically. I didn't say I'd ban or censor the book, I just said that I wouldn't give it to a kid without discussing these things. Sadly, this isn't done very often. - Katy S
The thing about LHOP is that it's about settlers. It's about people who were "given" land that was taken away from the natives. It's built in to the story. That the characters (somewhat fictionalized versions of real people) called the indigenous people "savages" is only true to what was going on at that time. Teachers, parents, caretakers need to put that stuff in context. http://www.newyorker.com/arts... - Spidra Webster
The success of some children's lit is interesting in that it is often based on what adults remember fondly. Little Black Sambo has never been out of print, despite the racism throughout it. - Katy S
Oh I know you weren't saying ban or censor. But maybe my experiences are prejudiced, but even though I read LHOP, saw movies like Song of the South, Dumbo, etc. I never thought of it as showing me how to treat other people. I learned that from the people around me how others were supposed to be treated. Perhaps because we've lived through all of this turmoil and change in how races/cultures/religions/sexual preferences are treated things stand out a bit more (just my deep thought for the evening :) - Sir Shuping
Spidra - That's true, but again I would say that this should be discussed with readers. My problem with the use of the text is the uncritical way in which it is used and taught, specifically in classrooms. And, most parents don't discuss these books critically with their kids. They just remember how much they loved it and give it to their children for that reason. - Katy S
I think that's a valid criticism, Katy. - Spidra Webster
I think it's easy for white folks to read these books and say that they didn't affect them (but, did they play cowboys and indians?), but that's like saying that the people of a minority group shouldn't be offended by something rather than letting them decide what is or isn't offensive. My point is, that Little House is just as bad as these other texts and images that have been... more... - Katy S
fwiw, I first read the book as an adult (although I was familiar with the tv show). I expected some racism just because of the time it was written and the attitudes at that time. I didn't expect it to be quite as bad as it is. - Katy S
Oh - Louise Erdrich has been writing a really fantastic series of books to counter LHotP. The first book is titled The Birchbark House. Great book, and the writing is much better than Ingalls'. - Katy S
I'm finding myself obsessed with some stuff where I expect there to be some racial attitudes indicative of the time: Uncle Tom's Cabin, Gone With the Wind, The Confessions of Nat Turner, Sapphira and the Slave Girl, etc. I need to give these all a re-read to give me something to chew on. I always find myself in a curious state when seeing non-black people write about black people. - Derrick
So fascinating. For the record, I hate Gone With the Wind but love Dumbo and recall liking Song of the South, although that was (obviously) years and years ago. My mother read me the Laura Ingalls Wilder books without comment, though I've since gone back to them and seen that they have Problems. She did, however, upon giving me the Little Colonel books, say, "Now, there are things that... more... - laura x
I haven't re-visited Song of the South since I was a child. I do remember feeling very comforted by Uncle Remus. There was a gentleness to him that was, frankly, missing in a lot of my surroundings. I didn't know enough to know that his way of speaking and singing would be racist... i may be mis-remembering, but I seem to recall that it was 'fun'... playful language. Older, sadder and wiser, I'd now be prepared to revise my take on Song of the South. - T. Brent, technopeasant
I had a Song of the South album with story/songs from sometime in the 70s, as well as a few other Disney records. Probably acquired at a garage sale. - Eric @ CS Techcast
Walt Disney actually campaigned for the lead actor, James Baskett, to be considered for an Oscar. - Melanie Reed
totally with you on the crows in Dumbo. But, um, yes, i love them. for what it's worth, as a child i saw them as funny, weird crows and funny, weird crows only. It was only when i saw Dumbo again as an adult that I noticed that perhaps they weren't just crows. - edythe
Derrick, I'm glad. Especially in the case of GWTW. I often find people most opposed have not read the book. There is a very pivotal scene that defines freedom and the motivations of one of the lead characters that most people miss. - Melanie Reed
I did not remember that Hattie McDaniel who won Best Supporting Actress for GWTW was also in Song of the South - Melanie Reed
Right now I am grading student essays for Othello. They have to create play review forms for each play and aside from some regurgitation of the text and the events, they do have cover motivation and are encouraged to set up arguments based upon the attitudes of the time which are pertinent to the understanding of the play. My point is that this play is going to also be a touchstone. What do we do about portrayals in literature ? - Melanie Reed
Derrick, Also, my other question is about Joel Chandler Harris who collected the Brer Rabbit stories but did not originate the idea. He is considered a folklorist. Should those stories be preserved or should they be forgotten. Is there something to be lost if they are forgotten? What are your feelings about that? - Melanie Reed
The grandmother points out a "pickaninny" in "A Good Man is Hard to Find." While reading this to my ninth grader--mainly second-generation South Americans (this was in 2000, in Miami)--there was a collective gasp when I read that word. I took that as a good sign. I did not use it as a "teaching moment," however. I said, basically, "this story was written in the American South of 1955.... more... - edythe
Otoh, were we reading The Great Gatsby, I'd have a lot more to say about the depiction of Jews and blacks, as it doesn't have much to do with giving you insight about the book's characters. Similarly, If the part in AGMIHtF was written as, "They drove past a pickaninny," I'd feel differently and perhaps would not have read it to them at all. But then Flannery O'Connor would also be a different writer and... well, you get what I'm saying. Well, I hope you do, anyway. - edythe
Wow, I had never heard the term "pickaninny" before this thread. - Alex Scoble
Joey and I had this conversation while waiting in line for Splash Mountain. I would really like to see the movie since I can't remember ever seeing it before (other than the classic zippity-do-dah song). I do think it's kind of funny that people are somewhat against releasing the movie - there are far more offensive things on the interwebs (godhatesfags.com and kkk.com come to mind) - Kyle Johnson
I am, clearly, a white woman and, of course, have always been so. That may may make me ignorant with respect to many things, although I have always tried and continue to try to pay attention and to be as aware and as sensitive as I possibly can. I am good at putting myself in other people's shoes and I do try to do it as much as i can and to listen. What I'm trying to say, really quite awkwardly, is that if my attitude above seems shockingly dismissive of the Flannery O'Connor scene, please tell me so. - edythe
Oh, and, Cecily, I very much like your interpretation of Prissy's simplicity being a form of passive resistance! - edythe
Here's what SOTS says to me: that there is courage in horrible circumstances. That there is joy that survives the deepest pain. That humor is stronger than ignorance. And that if you destroy that you let them beat you. - Melanie Reed
And yes, Cecily, that is exactly what Margaret Mitchell was saying in Prissy. :) Besides, don't you just kinda clap and lol when she shuts the lid of the trunk and breaks all those dishes?! lol - Melanie Reed
I watched the Japanese laserdisc version and I found it to be mostly harmless. I understand why it's a sensitive thing because of how the black people are portrayed, as happy slaves, but you have to take it in the context of the time from which it was made. To censor it, kind of goes against the grain of America, in my opinion. We need to remember our past, not cover it up. - Alex Scoble
Edythe - that makes sense to me. There's a difference in age groups here. Your 9th graders can process what you said about the text more critically than the age group LHotP is written for (approx. 2nd graders). Plus, if you are examining other texts critically - like Gatsby - it's part of the pedagogy, so there is a connection. Actually, I think LHotP would be a great text to use with middle school and/or high school students to discuss these issues. - Katy S
A quote from Flannery O'Connor, paraphrased (i'd love to know your thoughts): "The artist needs to let the devil have play in the art, lest the devil have play in the artist." - T. Brent, technopeasant
There is nothing original about evil. It is a corruption of good which is in itself creative. Observing and accurately reporting that corruption does not necessarily arise from creativity. A confession from C. S. Lewis on writing the Screwtape letters: it was one of the most distasteful voices he had to adopt when writing it.. But he did it for a purpose. You can read about it in his afterword of the book - Melanie Reed
I don't have anything to add (besides that when I bought Peter Pan and we watched it my jaw dropped...I guess growing up in the PNW counterbalanced the depictions of Natives that were in that film, because I completely missed that as a child). I read the Brer Rabbit stories when I was a child and I completely missed the subtext. The 'tar baby'...wow. But at the time I had no idea that... more... - joey
And for someone who doesn't have anything to add, I sure do ramble. - joey
O'Connor's quote is definitely worth remembering, Brent. - Christopher Harley
O'Connor is one of my favourite Southern writers. Of her contemporaries, she's one of the few whose black characters were multifaceted, complex individuals who had active lives outside of and away from whites. Even though the races encountered each other frequently in her work, black folk weren't just window dressing in her stories. In light of her work, I think Brent's quote is illuminating. - cecily
O'Connor is good - ★ Soner Gönül
Cecily, yes,there are a number of southern writers I appreciate that come to mind in particular Eudora Welty who wrote about living in Mississippi and was inclusive of all the lives she observed. Of her's my favorite is "A Worn Path". The concern I have with Ms. O'Conner is while her aim was not ambiguity, her aim was to highlight Grace, it became an issue- most exceptionally in her "A... more... - Melanie Reed
Not true. It was released in the US as a videodisc back in the 1980's. I got a copy ported over to VHS. It's a shame it isn't available in any other format though. It portrays black people as people with dignity and love in my opinion. - Kevin Trotman
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How to SMS with Google Voice from Any Mobile Phone - Google Voice - Lifehacker - http://lifehacker.com/5316921...
How to SMS with Google Voice from Any Mobile Phone - Google Voice - Lifehacker
"When someone sends a text message to your Google Voice number, you'll receive the text on your phone–but not from the recipient's phone number. Instead, it will be a 406 number you've never seen before, with the person's name preceding the message (as pictured here). Add that number to your recipient's address book entry as "Other" or a custom label (like "GV SMS"). Each one of your text recipients will have a different 406 number. From there on in, if you SMS that 406 number, your recipient will receive text messages from you—and it will look like they're coming from your Google Voice number. Their replies to any messages you send to that number will go back to your Google Voice number and come to you via the 406–meaning, your recipient never sees the 406 number. Like I said, it's a kluge, but it works." - ɐ ɯıʞ sıɹɥɔ from Bookmarklet
cecily
I feel like going to the stationers, buying some cards, and mailing them to people.
In the time it takes to shop, you could make your own simple, but highly personal, card/post. Just say'n :-) - ɐ ɯıʞ sıɹɥɔ from iPhone
YES! That's what I'm doing this weekend. - Derrick
I have zero crafty skills. - cecily from iPhone
Or maybe I'll just use the Moo cards with my photographs on them. - cecily from iPhone
So, who wants a card? - cecily from iPhone
PO Box 7893 / Colorado Springs CO 80933 - Steve is older than ever
Me! Me! Me! Do you have my addy from before? - Derrick
I'd love a card!!!! - Ha3rvey (Free hugs!)
I want a card from Cecily! - Anika
I love that feeling! - Katie: Witch Of The West
D: No, like an idiot I threw away the envelope before I saved it. DM? - cecily
OK, if you want a card, DM me your address. - cecily
Why do I have more envelopes than cards?! - cecily
LogEx
Do You Skip Television Commercials or Let Them Roll? - TV - Lifehacker - http://lifehacker.com/5396026...
Do You Skip Television Commercials or Let Them Roll? - TV - Lifehacker
"Nielsen has recently reported that 46% of viewers aren't skipping the commercials on their pre-recorded DVR programs. That number seemed ridiculously high to us, so we're asking you: Do you watch, skip, or run to the kitchen on commercials?" - LogEx from Bookmarklet
Skip. Unless it'sa funny ad then I back up and play it. - Tendonitis' Bitch
We skip unless we forget that we're watching a show off the DVR, which happens quite a bit. - Rochelle
Skip - Thomas Hawk from iPhone
I have TiVo so I skip. Once in a while a commercial will catch my eye and we'll watch it but ... 90% of the time, 30 second skip mania. - AJ Kohn
Depends; if I'm not crunched for time (i.e., trying to get through as many shows as possible, or only have 45 minutes to watch a show), I'll often let them roll because it's less hassle than grabbing the remote and fastforwarding. Especially if I'm also doing stuff on the computer (which is most of the time), because then I can use the commercial break to give full attention to the computer briefly. - Jandy, ConcertMaven of FF
I think if you look in the dictionary under "self selection" you'll find a picture of this Lifehacker post. This just in: 99.99% of people who respond to polls on the web conducted by sites with "hacker" in their title use the DVR skip button... - Ken Sheppardson
I only watch downloaded shows, so the answer is pretty obvious. ;) - Jordi Soler
Skip unless it's particularly fetching as it whizzes by. I'll even pause the live broadcast 10 min or so to give me some zoom room to play with. - ɐ ɯıʞ sıɹɥɔ from iPhone
I'm in the skip unless column. - jcunwired
If a commercial seems interesting, I'll watch it once. If it's really compelling/funny/whatever, I may watch it multiple times. (I actually recorded one of those Vertigo Crime spots on BBC America to show my wife.) But once I've seen it, and I'm done with it, I never want to see it again. I have no interest in being brand-beaten. - Roger Benningfield
on DVR, Skippy McSkip. I do watch a lot of stuff live, tho, so I still see some commercials here and there. - Chieze Okoye
Ha ha Ken, good point. I'm mostly a skipper, but some do catch my eye. I'll start shows late even if my schedule lines up with the broadcast just so I can skip. Some stations are making it more challenging by varying lengths of breaks, and putting short snippets within the breaks and after the credits. - LogEx
I avoid them like the plague. I rarely watch commercial TV - thank goodness for the BBC! :-) - Kol Tregaskes
I always skip them. - Alex Scoble
Skip some... watch some... there are always some creative gems in that giant glob of commercials - .LAG liked that
Half of the time, the commercials are better than what's on. That's when I actually bother to turn the TV on once or twice a month... - Kamilah Gill
Let em roll. I pick a channel and stay there. All that flipping makes my brain hurt - Lindsey is Fierce!
skip. (Unless the commercial is really good, and then I might watch it multiple times). - Mitchell Tsai
I try to skip. But typically I end up cursing the "Live TV" notification that pops up in the corner. I then proceed to press the skip button over and over again, like it's going to help. It's that "maybe the elevator will get here faster" button pressing. - Jason Huebel
I skip if I can. - Carmen
Skip. I tried skipping through Monday Night Football last night. But it was, um, live. - Derrick
Skip. I hate commercials. - Ayşe E.
Skip most of them. Watch ones I think might be funny or interesting. - David Cook
I skip them, but I notice that when my wife has the remote she usually doesn't bother. Of course she's much more inclined to watch stuff live than I am too. - Eoghann Irving
skip.............fast forward as fast as I can............oh I failed to say I dvr one night and watch the next............. - VAL D.
commercials? what are those? - Joe Silence is not dead
If I'm watching with my kids I usually have to let them roll as they watch mostly for the ads (especially football). Otherwise I'll skip if I remember. - Kenton
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Whoa. I just realized I haven't had a real day "off" since October 18th!
And, I'm just now getting home. Boss promises the end of crazy-making, but I suspect just being hopeful. Maybe one more day like this... - ɐ ɯıʞ sıɹɥɔ from iPhone
Derrick
Picking up a macchiato before heading into the office. I damn near fell asleep at ten am yesterday. Not a good look.
I'm getting coffee for our meeting this morning. Should be fun </sarcasm> - Bren, Photophobe from iPhone
And guess who dropped their coffee in the parking lot. :( - Derrick
:( - SAM
Damn. Sorry baby. :( - DO ANYBODY NO MONIQUE
:( bah! - WorldofHiglet
OH NOES!! - ɐ ɯıʞ sıɹɥɔ from iPhone
I DON'T EVEN DRINK COFFEE. *cries* - Derrick
i just had my first cup and it's NOT working :( - Anna Lynn M.
Yeah. I drank some and now I am about to move on to a Monster. I need to just start taking my old ass to bed at night. It's not like when I was in my twenties, could go out to the club all night and still get up for work. :( - DO ANYBODY NO MONIQUE
I read this as picking up a Macchio, as in 'Ralph'....maybe because I saw that it was from you Derrick....sorry to misread as such...but imagine how awake you would be if you picked up Ralph Macchio? - Morgan Haley
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HAPPY HALLOWEEN, FF!!
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No, this isn't me in my costume. - ɐ ɯıʞ sıɹɥɔ
ahh, Blink 182 album cover wasnt it? - Giraffes Up In The AIr
Yep. I'm working on the LP re-re-release. Just seemed so Halloweenie - ɐ ɯıʞ sıɹɥɔ from email
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Robert Crumb, Promoting The Book of Genesis, Plays a Set With the East River String Band - WSJ.com - http://online.wsj.com/article...
Robert Crumb, Promoting The Book of Genesis, Plays a Set With the East River String Band - WSJ.com
"Mr. Crumb, whose artistic imagination is exceeded only by his skill at self-deprecation, has referred to himself as a "half-assed" musician (he plays various string instruments in the guitar family), but music has always played a major role in his art. He is currently on the road in the U.S. to promote his latest project, a fully illustrated "Book of Genesis." In his first full-length graphic novel, Mr. Crumb shows that even when interpreting the Bible as straightforwardly as possible, deliberately avoiding any kind of commentary or parody, his "Genesis" is frequently as strange and even perverted as anything else he's drawn." - ɐ ɯıʞ sıɹɥɔ from Bookmarklet
Louis Gray
What Comes After Hard Drives? - http://siliconangle.net/ver2...
imaginary drives! - MicahBear78
a big meal at the truck stop - Ted Gilchrist
''There is no reason why anyone would want a computer (with more than a terabyte) in the home' (Ken Olson's quote, adjusted for 30 years of data inflation) - LogEx
floppy disks - johnpiercy
tape-dives #vivaoldschool ;) - chaz2b
Distributed file systems like Apache has been working on? - ɐ ɯıʞ sıɹɥɔ from iPhone
Nickel plates with high-resolution analog ion-beam engraving: http://www.norsam.com/hdroset... - LogEx
easy drives - Josh Haley
I feeling of regret - Johnny Worthington
a vacation - τorƍue
/bans everyone in this thread. - Louis Gray
but but... - MicahBear78
Fluid Drives - CW™
Squishy Drives - CW™
Gooey Drives - CW™
flaccid drives - Kamala Whitaker
Sunnyside Up Drives - CW™
Scrambled Drives - CW™
ZipDisks - Johnny Worthington
@Kam :D - CW™
a smoke and a beer and aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa Oh another Hard Drive - johnpiercy
maybe a touchdown ? - johnpiercy
Cuddling? - CW™
i like a rest stop after a HARD drive - johnpiercy
Hey now! I heard a nasty rumor that Louis Gray's content in FriendFeed gets no comments! What is this? - Louis Gray
If you can call those comments.... - Cliff Gerrish
Liking for comments. :) - Jandy, ConcertMaven of FF
Hard Drive's wives, girlfriend's, lovers. - Morgan Haley
I'm curious to see what'll happen. Metal foil drives ( http://www.cringely.com/tag... ) are supposed to be far lighter, saving energy. OTOH, there's the rectangular hard drives (http://gizmodo.com/5300214...), where a full-sized plate head moves a very small distance over the head: - Andrew C
Way to make friends, Cliff. :D - Josh Haley
Anika
Hot Dog Sauce? on Flickr - Photo Sharing! - http://www.flickr.com/photos...
Hot Dog Sauce? on Flickr - Photo Sharing!
"I found this in the cabinet and, rightfully, asked my husband, "WTF, dude?" His responded, "It was 50 cents!"" - Anika from Bookmarklet
Good God. - Eric @ CS Techcast
^ Yes. And I'm a bit distracted by "Wolf" "hot dog" and "sauce" all in one place. - Anika
Dammit. Now I want a chili dog. - Anika
Chili Dogs ,,, - johnpiercy
I have had skyline chili , and its good too - johnpiercy
Wolf Brand chili is tasty - never tried their hot dog chili, but give it a go if the expiration date hasn't passed! - Bill Sodeman
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Crazy Missouri storm clouds
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Not too long after this, it started raining like cats & dogs. A REAL rain, not like the SoCal sprinkles I'm used to, back when it used to rain once and a while. - ɐ ɯıʞ sıɹɥɔ from email
I MISS RAIN. - Derrick
Me too! And thunderstrorms! Except for the dropping temperature, this is almost as exciting a part of this whirlwind trip as the 30-yr reunion I came for! - ɐ ɯıʞ sıɹɥɔ from email
Mike Nayyar
MUST GET IN THE LAST WORD ALWAYS.
Not this time. - LogEx
Nope. - Mike Nayyar
Uh huh, right. - Jon, the Beartato of FF
I'm definitely gonna script something to comment every time right after Mike does. - LogEx
Test of Logical's script - Mike Nayyar
Ha - LogEx
Not instant! - Mike Nayyar
Last! - LogEx
*Bump* for crowdsourcing help. - LogEx
Not quite - Mike Nayyar
totally - LogEx
Never gonna happen - Mike Nayyar
neener neener - LogEx
Never gonna give you up - Mike Nayyar
I'll wait 'til you are sleeping - LogEx
I'll stop sleeping then - Mike Nayyar
Hello - Mike Nayyar
You wish. - LogEx
dream on ... - Tatty Gibson
</comments> - Thomas Bøhm
Not happening. - Mike Nayyar
Maybe I'll hook up my script to an Eliza bot. - LogEx
A sexy sexy Eliza bot, with a hot bod to boot! - Jon, the Beartato of FF
WHY ARE YOU TALKING ABOUT ME AND YELLING AT ME TO BOOT? HOW RUDE! - ♥patricia♥
Assume nothing - Mike Nayyar
How does that make you feel? - LogEx
Also, boot is a fun word to say... - Jon, the Beartato of FF
No one will win this. - Mike Nayyar
you sure about that? - Jon, the Beartato of FF
Don't trifle with me, Hardesty. - Mike Nayyar
You're fired - Mike Nayyar
You don't have the hiring or firing power, considering you were never re-hired. - Jon, the Beartato of FF
But I'm still here, still here. - Mike Nayyar
and still not getting the hint. :P - Jon, the Beartato of FF
I think we've all been trolled. - Karl Knechtel
YES! TROLL ROLL'D! - Mike Nayyar
This really only puts you up at the number 15 spot... - Jon, the Beartato of FF
Mike is patiently waiting for his moment to strike. What he doesn't realize is that there are now HUNDREDS (if not dozens) OF US. - LogEx
I think there's only you. - Mike Nayyar
Nope. - Steven Perez
You and a bunch of others. - Helen Sventitsky
Your mamma's so fat... the back of her neck looks like a pack of hotdogs. - MVB (Curmudgeon of FF) from fftogo
so it's true, boys never grow up. - MicahBear78
Very true, MicahBear78. - MVB (Curmudgeon of FF)
There are no winners. - Mike Nayyar
All but one will be winners. - LogEx
That's me! - Mike Nayyar
By George, I think he's got it! - LogEx
You darn right. - Mike Nayyar
I win! - Brad Butner from twhirl
So close, no cigar. - Mike Nayyar
Poke. - LogEx
Super Poke. - Jon, the Beartato of FF
@LE Is that a regular poke or a pig-in-a-poke? - MVB (Curmudgeon of FF)
It's a Slo-Poke - LogEx
*pokes LE in the eye* WHOOP! WHOOP! WHOOP! - MVB (Curmudgeon of FF)
1st! - Robert Kenney
NOT. - Steven Perez
Good try. - Mike Nayyar
hmmm. - Chieze Okoye
Don't try it. - Mike Nayyar
Don't even think about escaping. - LogEx
NO ME. - Bwana ☠
I don't run away - Mike Nayyar
last! - WorldofHiglet
You will have your tail between your legs when we are through with this. - LogEx
I eat babies... baby chickens... before they're chickens... EGGS - Bwana ☠
Only if you say so. - CW™
But I do. - Mike Nayyar
Oh my. - LogEx
Oh no. - Mike Nayyar
Oh yes. - LogEx
Oh you - Mike Nayyar
You keep using that word. I do not think it means what you think it means. - LogEx
swing and a miss! - Jim Hearts FF
Listen, it's not going to happen. Just stop. - Mike Nayyar
No, you. - LogEx
Yep. - Steven Perez
FAIL - Simon Wicks
No you won't - Ethan
Sure I will. - Mike Nayyar
nope - Ethan
It's happening. - Mike Nayyar
right here - Steven Perez
with this comment - Rahsheen ™, Coach of FF
Nuh-uh. - Steven Perez
*coughs* - Simon Wicks
But...noodles - Bwana ☠
Bueller? - LogEx
Winner. - Mike Nayyar
Shiner - Mike Nayyar
i like turtles - Trish Haley
Sinner - Mike Nayyar
Weird. I must get in the penultimate word. We should hang out. - Robert Scoble
This is why I can't have nice things. But, if I wish hard enough... - Mike Nayyar
There you go, Mike. Invite Robert as a guest on Troika... - MVB (Curmudgeon of FF)
bugger - Fake Elmo
If any Scoble came onto Geek Troika, we'd have to shut the thing down. - Mike Nayyar
Next thing you know, @aplusk will be on here - LogEx
Maybe if we got Oprah on, my mom would listen. - Mike Nayyar
That's what she said. - LogEx
Clever. - Mike Nayyar
Looook intoo my eyes... sleeeeep, sleeeep.... - LogEx
Call him and ask, Mike. I have a shiny nickle that says he does it... - MVB (Curmudgeon of FF)
Jedi mind tricks, they're useless - Mike Nayyar
You aren't the droid we're looking for - LogEx
Alright, here is goes: Is there a Scoble out there who wants to come on our two bit podcast? - Mike Nayyar
Aw man. One Scoble would have been good. Two, would have been a coup de grace. - Mike Nayyar
You'll have to settle for CNN - LogEx
And Nancy Grace? - Mike Nayyar
*I think he's looking that way... Go!* - LogEx
You think this would get past me? NOM NOM NOM - Mike Nayyar
WAKKA WAKKA WAKKA WAKKA - LogEx
Pigeons - Mike Nayyar
I. HATE. BUGS. - LogEx
So do I. *fistbump* - Mike Nayyar
*fistwhat!??* - LogEx
MRGGL GRRRGL - Internet's Tad
Must...keep...going... - Mike Nayyar
I can haz last word? Cheese! - Beau "Slick Foot" Liening
FFS GUYS STOP WASTING FF'S BANDWIDTH - Karl Knechtel
I think I'm alone now. There doesn't seem to be anyone around. - LogEx
Nice try - Mike Nayyar
I can haz fail. :( - Beau "Slick Foot" Liening
Nope - Mike Nayyar
Yup - LogEx
Testing - LogEx
That comment was brought to you by the FriendFeed API ;-) - LogEx
Mike, you are doomed. - LogEx
Don't you know only I can win? - Mike Nayyar
Dude, don't make me attach that script. - LogEx
I thought you had already. - Mike Nayyar
Not yet, cuz it would be a big can of whoop-ass. It's a last resort. - LogEx
orly? - JA Castillo
Did anyone win, yet? - MVB (Curmudgeon of FF)
I did. - Mike Nayyar
Dude, I'm giving you a chance to save face. - LogEx
No, you didn't. At least not yet. - Ha3rvey (Free hugs!)
But I did, I think - Rahsheen ™, Coach of FF
Perhaps, Rahsheen. - MVB (Curmudgeon of FF)
You people. Just let me have my victory. - Mike Nayyar
Yup! - Mike Nayyar
if you un-like then like something again does it bring ur name back up to the first of the line?? - MicahBear78
Huh. Never tried that. - Mike Nayyar
You will be assimilated. - LogEx
Not today. - Steven Perez
I believe this calls for it: DYSP - Mike Nayyar
Probably. :D - Steven Perez
Seriously. Don't make me talk stuff on cilantro, cause, I love cilantro. - Mike Nayyar
Could CILANTRO become the new penis game? - Mark Philpot
Listen...don't challenge Steven Perez to a cilantro game. We will all lose. - Mike Nayyar
You will be pwnd. - LogEx
Obviously. - Mike Nayyar
Fascinating, now, if you'll excuse me, I'll play my banjo on my exit. - Tsali, The Native of FF
Tsk tsk. - Mike Nayyar
. - LogEx
Now you're just getting lazy with your scripts! - Mike Nayyar
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You sneaky, sneaky man. - Mike Nayyar
Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipisicing elit, sed do eiusmod tempor incididunt ut labore et dolore magna aliqua. Ut enim ad minim veniam, quis nostrud exercitation ullamco laboris nisi ut aliquip ex ea commodo consequat. Duis aute irure dolor in reprehenderit in voluptate velit esse cillum dolore eu fugiat nulla pariatur. Excepteur sint occaecat cupidatat non proident, sunt in culpa qui officia deserunt mollit anim id est laborum. - LogEx
He just keeps going... - Mike Nayyar
and going - LogEx
You're no Energizer Bunny, sir. - Mike Nayyar
I *am* the bunny - LogEx
So close. - Mike Nayyar
..to victory - Rahsheen ™, Coach of FF
You're always so supportive, @Rah - ɐ ɯıʞ sıɹɥɔ
Please. - Mike Nayyar
The next person to comment after this one has had unholy dealings with a goat... - Johnny Worthington
Wait, this comment? Or the comment after this? What is this syntax? - Mike Nayyar
Eugh, meatbag nattering! - Mo Kargas
Porque? - Mike Nayyar
Beef thanks - Mo Kargas
I'm more of a chicken man - Mike Nayyar
fried, definitely - Rahsheen ™, Coach of FF
Gonna get longer. - Mike Nayyar
Truly. - LogEx
Way longer. - Mike Nayyar
Way. - LogEx
(or was I supposed to say 'TWSS''?) - LogEx
You could have, you could have. - Mike Nayyar
Next time. - LogEx
I'll be sure to let you know. - Mike Nayyar
OK, thanks. - LogEx
Oh, you're welcome. Very welcome. - Mike Nayyar
TWSS - LogEx
Not enough innuendo. - Mike Nayyar
Depends. - LogEx
Nah. Not enough. - Mike Nayyar
Not enough protection? Try Super-Depends. - LogEx
She's a young girl, talking about herself - Mike Nayyar
You can't stop her. - LogEx
She's a young girl, talking about herself - Mike Nayyar
I'm going to sleep. - LogEx
OK. Sweet dreams! - Mike Nayyar
Psych! - LogEx
Damn it! Your head games! - Mike Nayyar
I never sleep. - LogEx
Sometimes you do. - Mike Nayyar
I'm a bot, after all. - LogEx
But you have man flesh! - Mike Nayyar
TWSS !!!! - LogEx
That time it worked. - Mike Nayyar
Bwaa ha ha ha - LogEx
Why would you do that. - Mike Nayyar
It's the energy-saving mode for the bot. - LogEx
Bah. - Mike Nayyar
Please hold... - LogEx
Pistachio! - Internet's Tad
I am Batman. - Mike Nayyar
Check your DMs - LogEx
There, I've distracted him. - LogEx
Ooh, shiny! - LogEx
Nah. - Mike Nayyar
Drunk, but present. - MVB (Curmudgeon of FF)
Good to see you! - Mike Nayyar
Last - Mike Nayyar
Pinch me, I'm dreaming. - LogEx
It's no dream - Mike Nayyar
It's my worst nightmare. - LogEx
LIVING WITH YOU IS LIKE LIVING IN A LIVING NIGHTMARE - Akiva Moskovitz
Baby I can't live without you - Mike Nayyar
Mike: I love you too! - Robert Scoble
Can't live without your love. Or Robert's love. Or something. - Michael McKean
I WUV SCOBLE SOMETHING SOMETHING - Mike Nayyar
I'm hurt. - Michael McKean
On and on and on - Mike Nayyar
I hurt McKean - MVB (Curmudgeon of FF)
So I herd u liek mudkips - Mike Nayyar
Edgewise. - Michael McKean
it's so lurvly - Mike Nayyar
Great question, Scott. - MVB (Curmudgeon of FF)
So it's since Tuesday huh? The ultimate thread. How will the thread die then? We must have a limit for that, let's say 24h without one comment. - ElijahBailey-Zu of FF <0,
Doovdé! - Dobromir Hadzhiev
lol Dobromir - nouhad
Just to be safe - Mike Nayyar
Last! - Kevin Nordmand
That's what I said. - Dennis O'Neil
Eyyyy - Mike Nayyar
<-- = {last} - N. Find N. - LogEx
You gotta be kidding me - Mike Nayyar
what's this about? - acedanger
It's about everything and nothing. - LogEx
Life is like a box of chocolates - Mike Nayyar
actually, Mike, it's Laura Botts who always tries to get the last word in. - Jim Hearts FF
That's true, Jim. Usually when I kill a thread. - Laura B needin' waders
It never will end. God. Help us all. - Mike Nayyar
you started it! - Jim Hearts FF
And I will finish it. - Mike Nayyar
Just don't finish early, you'll disappoint a lot of people. - LogEx
I never blow my load early. WAKKA WAKKA WAKKA - Mike Nayyar
Are you coming or going? Make up your mind, and shut the door. - LogEx
Too close for missiles, switching to guns - Mike Nayyar
Stay on target... - LogEx
The Force is strong with this one - Mike Nayyar
this can't possibly last forever - acedanger
Or can it? - LogEx
Can't stop won't stop HIT THAT HIT THAT (Bad Diddy impression) - Mike Nayyar
You're right. It was a bad impression. - Jon, the Beartato of FF
You must know that it's an impossibility - Mike Nayyar
No. Nothing is unpossible. - Jon, the Beartato of FF
Unpossible! - Steven Perez
Dunderpossible - Mike Nayyar
I'm thunder struck.This thread is STILL going on??????? - Roberto Bonini
I know, right?! - Rahsheen ™, Coach of FF
I said what what - Mike Nayyar
Chocolate. - teh Dork Knight
Salty - Mike Nayyar
who said salty-chocolate balls? http://www.youtube.com/watch... - acedanger
No future - Mike Nayyar
CAN YOU DIG IT? - Steven Perez
Warriors, come out to play... - Mike Nayyar
So how does this work - nouhad
I get the last word. Only rule. - Rahsheen ™, Coach of FF
Oh I get it - nouhad
I'm glad! - Mike Nayyar
and back to the front page (for those of us not using the beta) - acedanger
Well, you know, it would also show up under "Comments and Likes" too. - Mike Nayyar
good point mike - acedanger
I was here first - Joe Dawson
actually, Logical Extremes was here first... - acedanger
But I was here in the beginning - Mike Nayyar
But not the end. - Steven Perez
What's that? - Chris, Taskerrific Guy
got it. - Valley
NOPE. - Steven Perez
Stop it, Steven. - Mike Nayyar
Oh, not this again. - LogEx
I ain't gonna stop - Mike Nayyar
Am I gonna have to come to New York City? - LogEx
Possibly. - Mike Nayyar
Having the last word is always important. - Chris, Taskerrific Guy
Which is why I'm glad I got it in. - Mike Nayyar
TWSS - LogEx
...and, by the way, that ended in a preposition... are you surfing pr0n again? - LogEx
said it to your momma ;) - guruvan (Rob Nelson)
Luv babbies - Mike Nayyar
You're having them? - LogEx
I eat babbies. Babby back ribbs - Mike Nayyar
Babby got back - LogEx
"Get in my belly! I want my baby back ribs..." http://www.youtube.com/watch... - sofarsoShawn
BAAAABY, baby back ribs - Mike Nayyar
Then you'd want to go to Kansas City - ɐ ɯıʞ sıɹɥɔ
NEVER BEEN - Mike Nayyar
Never Say Never - LogEx
You still here? - Steven Perez
I win? - David Cook
You triflin. - Mike Nayyar
I have the last word here. - Chris, Taskerrific Guy
Nah, don't kid yourself. - Mike Nayyar
Around here? Don't count on it. :-) - Joey Gibson
Oh. I will make it so. - Mike Nayyar
I will have it - guruvan (Rob Nelson)
CILANTRO. - Steven Perez
OREGANO - Mike Nayyar
Mini Corn Pup - Andrew
PEPPER - Mike Nayyar
first! w00t! - Josh Haley
GINGER SPICE - Mike Nayyar
YO, I'LL TELL YOU WHAT I WANT - Mike Nayyar
The last person to comment here is an idiot. - Robert Scoble
It's been clearly stated that I'm a dummy already, Robert :P - Mike Nayyar
thankfully our friends help us be smart Robert. - guruvan (Rob Nelson)
Also, I always will have Wikipedia. - Mike Nayyar
So, doesn't look like anything's happening here. You can all go away now, there's nothing to see or talk about. - Chris, Taskerrific Guy
The person who posts the next comment is a douchebag. - Robert Scoble
am not - Glen Campbell
Am too - Mike Nayyar
Ahem... - LogEx
As a side note, I do have to applaud the endurance and pettiness of those of us on FriendFeed. No one on Facebook gave this status update a second look! - Mike Nayyar
We pride ourselves in our pettiness and obsessiveness. Um, wait. - LogEx
It's ok, I love it too. - Mike Nayyar
People use facebook? - Jon, the Beartato of FF
People put faces on books. - Mike Nayyar
and I'm sure if you watch WWE books on faces ;) - guruvan (Rob Nelson)
WOO! ROBERT SCOBLE SAYS I'M AN IDIOT! SO. AWESOME. - Michael R. Bernstein
The things we do for validation. - Mike Nayyar
Aw, I'm not an idiot anymore. Oh, wait... - Michael R. Bernstein
Round and round it goes... - Mike Nayyar
omg! it survived the night... - acedanger
Where it stops - here? - John E. Bredehoft from fftogo
pffft - Internet's Tad
Whoever comments next isn't worth following ;) - Nicholas James
We all already knew it was a waste of time. - Mike Nayyar
Is this the thread about tipping? I never read the comments. - Glen Campbell
Tip 20% unless you want Mona to come and yell at you :) - Mike Nayyar
Also eat sushi properly or Mona will come and yell at you. - Akiva Moskovitz
If you cite Wikipedia as your primary source, Mona will likely gut you. - Mike Nayyar
If you are a male and sit with your legs crossed at the knee rather than the ankle, Mona will come and yell at you. - Akiva Moskovitz
Mona will cut you if you lie about her commuting habits. - Internet's Tad
If you don't salt the water, Mona will come and yell at you. - Akiva Moskovitz
Mona will not climb above 10,000 feet. - Mike Nayyar
So I see you're trying to steal @calamityensues from me. *sniffle* - Jon, the Beartato of FF from fftogo
It's already done, sir. - Mike Nayyar
Really? - B. Hatin
last - again... - Kevin Nordmand
CILANTRO! - Steven Perez
Wow is this thread still going on? - Nicholas James
Yes - Alfredo
TA TA, folks. - Chris, Taskerrific Guy
The idiots are still commenting and trying to get in the last word, I see. - Robert Scoble
YES! SCOBLE CALLS ME AN IDIOT AGAIN! STILL. SO. AWESOME. - Michael R. Bernstein
Scoble doesn't like me :( - Mike Nayyar
Remember. It's not whole Scoble likes. It's who likes Scoble. - Akiva Moskovitz
According to FriendFeed, that's everyone. And some Twitter marketers and SEO experts. - Mike Nayyar
Mike will get in the last word. Eventually. Everyone else is an idiot for playing his little game. Me included. :-) - Robert Scoble
I'm not actually playing. Or, if I am, I'm playing to lose. - Akiva Moskovitz
HAHA! You see that? Robert Scoble acknowledges I will eventually win! HAHA! FINALLY! For once in my life, I win! :) :) :) :) Unless Logical shows up... - Mike Nayyar
I don't really care who wins - Glen Campbell
101101001000001010110101 - Internet's Tad
I could translate that, Tad, but I'm too lazy. - Mike Nayyar
not last - Ethan
Okay guys, really. You don't need to add any more. - Chris, Taskerrific Guy
It's ok Chris, I insist. - Nicholas James
Hmmm. - B. Hatin
Oh you silly people. - Mike Nayyar
lolwut? - Internet's Tad
Nuh uh. - Steven Perez
This is pre-post for Dec. 31,2101 Last Word. - John D Reasor
Holy crap, how did you know? - Mike Nayyar
The Shadow always knows. - Steven Perez
Science. - ♥patricia♥
Fiction. - Steven Perez
Channel? - Mike Nayyar
No. 5. - Steven Perez
Is alive. - Michael R. Bernstein
Yes, I am. - Mike Nayyar
Only mostly dead. There's a big difference between mostly dead and all dead. Mostly dead is slightly alive. With all dead, well, with all dead there's usually only one thing you can do. - LogEx
As you wish - Steve C
You cannot win. - Mike Nayyar
blah. if i say i've won, then i've won. that's the way it works. - ♥patricia♥
Nah. - Mike Nayyar
Boatlly. - Mike Nayyar
indeedarino - Jon, the Beartato of FF from fftogo
I'm glad you agree, Jon. - Mike Nayyar
Muahaha! - B. Hatin
Oh come on now. - Mike Nayyar
Mebbe. - Steven Perez
SUGAR - Steven Perez
Def. - Mike Nayyar
plarn - Mo Kargas
The Last Word - Internet's Tad
The Last Word™ - Mo Kargas
Jesus is the reason for the season - B. Hatin
CILANTRO. - Steven Perez
Oh not this shit again - Mike Nayyar
hellzz yeah...what'dya expect - guruvan (Rob Nelson)
I demand originality and creativeness. Then again, we're 450 comments deep into this idiocy. - Mike Nayyar
good luck on THAT! heh. - guruvan (Rob Nelson)
A man can dream, a man can dream. - Mike Nayyar
Yes, WE can. - Mike Nayyar
No... the other WE. - LogEx
The Royal WE. - LogEx
She? - Mike Nayyar
Oui. - LogEx
Wii. - LogEx
Bee. - Mike Nayyar
C. - LogEx
why is always the last word again? - ♥patricia♥
NARF. - Steven Perez
Stop that nonsense. - John E. Bredehoft from fftogo
OK. I will stop, right now. - Mike Nayyar
why? - Fake Elmo
We're testing the limit on the number of comments. - DGentry
Nah, the FFundercats live chat pushed that one way over the top. We are, however, testing the limits oh how sick people are getting of setting my face. - Mike Nayyar
.......... that's your face????!?!?! - Johnny Worthington
Isn't it pretty? - Mike Nayyar
Are you still trying to be friendfeed's #1 troll? Making people sick of seeing your face is a good way to make progress on that goal. - DGentry
Pretty as in model pretty or pruuuuddy as in 'My name is bubba and I like your mouth'? - Johnny Worthington
Well, that was always the plan. - Mike Nayyar
You know what's REALLY strange? More people than ever have started subscribing to me then ever before! - Mike Nayyar
If it gets to that, I might just stop using FriendFeed from acquiring acute carpal tunnels. - Mike Nayyar
Not so fast. - LogEx
I've been going slow! - Mike Nayyar
Super-slo-mo. - LogEx
I've seen worse - CW™
Plus, I like to think this is filled with somewhat entertaining banter. - Mike Nayyar
I stick to spices like cumin, thanks. - Mike Nayyar
You would. - LogEx
Oh, Logical, you know me too well. - Mike Nayyar
I'm not so sure he does. - Jon, the Beartato of FF
Well, do you also, Hardesty, now that you have a fancy new phone. - Mike Nayyar
Yay - Robert Scoble thinks I'm a idiot! - Kevin Nordmand
Nah, Scoble loves you. All of the Scobles. - Mike Nayyar
Love is nice :-) - Kevin Nordmand
It's all warm and fuzzy and comforting! Like chicken pot pie. - Mike Nayyar
I don't know of any chicken pot pie that's fuzzy... :-/ - Jon, the Beartato of FF
It's not that it's fuzzy, it makes you FEEL fuzzy. - Mike Nayyar
Oh good. Not sure I could handle the fuzz. Texture issues, mind you. - Jon, the Beartato of FF
Texture is important for digestion. - Mike Nayyar
Are you having fiber issues, Mike? Maybe that's contributing to your 'obsessive' Twitter personality ;-) - LogEx
This thread just won't go away. - Louis Simoneau
Kind of like Mike himself. :P - Jon, the Beartato of FF
Indeedarino! - Mike Nayyar
C'mon people, 2 hours went by on this one. No Slackers! Am I gonna have to open up a can of "all scritpy and junk" whoop-ass? - LogEx
wow this is still going? - andy brudtkuhl
So close, so close... - Mike Nayyar
But yet so far - LogEx
no where near - WorldofHiglet
Hopefully getting closer. - Mike Nayyar
Whut? - Steven Perez
Porque? - Mike Nayyar
Porkies - LogEx
Porky's 5: It's Not the 50's Anymore - Mike Nayyar
Not as long as you keep bumping me from the last comment! - Mike Nayyar
This could be the downfall of Al Gore's internet - this single thread. - John D Reasor
You hear that Al Gore? SUCK IT. - Mike Nayyar
The last person to post a comment is a loser :-) - Shakeel Mahate
Ha - you just called yourself a loser, Shakeel...oh, wait.....doh! - WorldofHiglet
Sea cow. - B. Hatin
WHAT YOU SAY! - Steven Perez
ALL YOUR BASE ARE BELONG TO US - Mike Nayyar
ALL YOUR POSTS ARE BELONG TO US - LogEx
It was the Pax. - Steven Perez
So it is written. - Mike Nayyar
So it shall be done. - LogEx
Etcetera, etcetera, etcetera. - LogEx
pork pie - B. Hatin
Pork Roast. - Michael R. Bernstein
I have the swine flu. - Mike Nayyar
So we heard. - LogEx
It's quite virulent. - Mike Nayyar
That's why I'm staying 5 states away from you. - LogEx
It burns. - Mike Nayyar
There's a cream for that. - LogEx
How is it applied? - Mike Nayyar
Conservatively.. - Jon, the Beartato of FF from fftogo
from the north to the south - WorldofHiglet
From the back to the front - Mike Nayyar
Never that way! - LogEx
From side to side - Mike Nayyar
Slip'n'slide. - LogEx
Jazzercise - Mike Nayyar
Spinning. - LogEx
Cycling - Mike Nayyar
I think we're starting to do that (cycling). You know, the infinite monkeys theorem predicts that we will eventually repeat. - LogEx
Do the hustle! DOO DOO DOO DOO DOO DOO DOO DOO DOO DOO DOO DOO - Mike Nayyar
slide slide slippity slide forget about your troubles and your nine to five - guruvan (Rob Nelson)
-- word -- - Colby Olson
Not the last. - Mike Nayyar
fail - Ethan
Yes, this thread is full of it. - Mike Nayyar
CILANTRO. - Steven Perez
hellz yeah - guruvan (Rob Nelson)
FRIED ONIONS - Michael R. Bernstein
Pickles. - B. Hatin
*walks back in playing the banjo* Whoa, still going on? Well, last is still best I guess. - Tsali, The Native of FF
banjo? - WorldofHiglet
he'd look kinda silly trying to stroll on in here playin a drumset.. - guruvan (Rob Nelson)
THIS IS WHAT IT SOUNDS LIKE WHEN DOVES CRY - B. Hatin
I AM THE WALRUS - Mike Nayyar
coo coo - WorldofHiglet
Have you unsubbed yet? - Mike Nayyar
cachoo - Dennis O'Neil
cover your mouth when you sneeze please Dennis. :) - guruvan (Rob Nelson)
BEER ME - Mike Nayyar
Hi Mike - LogEx
Hi Logical! - Mike Nayyar
How's it going? - LogEx
Quite well, thank you for asking. - Mike Nayyar
Oh, my pleasure. - LogEx
I'm glad I could help make you happy! - Mike Nayyar
If Mike comments after this he hates babies, lolcats, and baby seals. - Joshua Schnell
Well you know what? That's a dirty, dirty lie. - Mike Nayyar
This statement is false. - LogEx
I don't lie... it's against my religion. - Joshua Schnell
Is your religion LYING?! - Mike Nayyar
They might be FLYING - Jon, the Beartato of FF
Anybody want a peanut? - LogEx
Not partial, sorry. - Mike Nayyar
No more rhyming now, I mean it. - LogEx
yeah rhyming is such teen shit. - guruvan (Rob Nelson)
Those silly teenagers will never ever quit. - Mike Nayyar
They think they're legit. - LogEx
The sit around, talking around, begging to be hit. - Mike Nayyar
But it's only faux wit. - LogEx
This is the song that never ends... - Brad Butner from twhirl
It's the mothereffing D-R-E - Mike Nayyar
"I have no response to that" - Angelica Graynamore (Joe Versus the Volcano) - LogEx
But I do. - Mike Nayyar
*deep sigh* - B. Hatin
Does sighing actually count as the last word? Of course, it's moot at this point, but still . . . - John Craft