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Jim Addz No Value
To my friends in snowy Texas: please keep and enjoy it. You need not send any of it toward PA. Thank you.
Couldn't agree with you more. - Sarah Peterman
Boo. I want snow. - Curtiss Grymala from iPhone
or New York - VAL D. Zone
You can send it to GA. - Laura B.
Sarah Peterman
Miracle Whip to Strike Back at Stephen Colbert – Eat Me Daily - http://www.eatmedaily.com/2009...
The full text of the letter Dear Mr. Colbert, Recently on your show, you tapped into a sore spot in our nation's psyche: the eternal struggle between mayonnaise and Miracle Whip. And surprisingly, for a man of your impeccable intellect, you've chosen the wrong side. A side doomed to a painful, drawn-out, utter and complete defeat. Like the Plantagenets in the Hundred Years' War. Or whichever one was the cat in "Tom and Jerry." Mr. Colbert, we found your attacks a little harsh, occasionally funny, and at times, wholly inaccurate (for the record, our target is 18-35, not 34). But unlike most advertisers who are so mayo, who would back down at the slightest whiff of controversy, and pull their advertising from not just your show but from your entire network and all its sister entities -- we intend to do the opposite. On Thursday, November 12, we will dominate the airspace on your show. With every commercial break, your viewers will be exposed to hardcore Miracle Whip attitude and... - Sarah Peterman
That is awesome. Gotta go out and buy some Miracle Whip. And the commercials make it even better. - Kenton
Agreed... I love this ad. - Sarah Peterman
Sarah Peterman
I have a friend in the military (deployed to Iraq), who I was talking to through the use of myspace up until the end of July when inexplicably she stopped signing in. It took me about a month to realize it, but soon I started writing her letters (7 total) in August. It is now November and I have heard nothing from her. I even went as far as
friending her husband on myspace and asking him if she were all right. Myspace tells me that he read it, but have yet to get a response. Am I being unreasonable in that I expected one letter by now? Should I take it as a hint that maybe she doesn't want to talk with me. Mind you, she is the type of person to tell you so and not tiptoe around. Not sure what to do. I have fun writing letters, but as I'm not sure she is getting them, I don't know if I'm just talking in an empty room. - Sarah Peterman
Just realized it was Veterans' Day. Maybe today was the wrong day to post this. Anyways, thank you veterans :-) - Sarah Peterman
chaz2b
b***'s dont know bout my face - http://knowyourmeme.com/i...
b***'s dont know bout my face
Ew. - Derrick
I don't get it. - Nicholas Kreidberg
Um... Okay. - © b e e n s w a n k
gross - Sarah Peterman
i didnt make it, just posted it, laff'n at the blankness, :/ - chaz2b
I thought it was funny - Itachi
Admiral Anika
Overdue library books fine: $68.50. *sobs*
Holy shit - Mitch
Damn. Do you get to keep the book? - Derrick
At that point isn't it just cheaper to say you lost the book and pay for it for them? - Louis Simoneau
Thank you for supporting the library. - Uncle CW™
I think that is ridiculous. You could have bought many books for that price. - Sarah Peterman
You fail at life. - KapitanObvious
Whaaaaaaa? That's crazy! - holly from iPhone
It was about 8 overdue books and 2 CDs. But the last two books, it took a week to find, then I kept forgetting to take them to the library. That also (should) include the $20 overdue from the books in May. - Admiral Anika
OMG! - Katy S
I love the library. and I do go occasionally. but fines are why I don't. I forget all the time. - Nathalie, Dreamer of FF
The problem with our library is location. If you miss it, you have to go half a mile past to make a U-turn, then you have to go back another mile to make another U-turn to get to it. But yes, even with the the email and text message alerts to remind me to take the books back, it's hard to remember. - Admiral Anika
Find out if your Library system has a 'amnesty day' or some similar event when you can return overdue books with no penalty. - Michael R. Bernstein
Yeah work it - anna sauce
I doubt LAPL has that and even if they did, I'd probably forget anyway. :) Besides, I returned all the books a couple of weeks ago, this was the final bill I received in the mail. - Admiral Anika
If you didn't return the books and cds, it would have been a whole lot more...:( But seriously, thanks for supporting the library. :) - Anna Lynn M.
Shoot, I had books due yesterday and I forgot. My problem with the LAPL is they notify too early - they send me an email like four days before things are due. I forget again in those four days. I need one the day before and the day of. Which I used to have through libraryelf.com, until LAPL changed their system a few weeks ago and libraryelf said, sorry, can't support it anymore. Boo. - Jandy, ConcertMaven of FF
Or I remember when I'm not near a computer. LAPL needs an iPhone app that I can use to renew stuff. - Jandy, ConcertMaven of FF
See, when I get the first email, I send it to my calendar to remind me the day before and the due date. i get both email and SMS reminders, but I snooze those. Then LAPL doesn't send you another reminder for like a week! It would help if LAPL's site was available on a mobile phone (not just an iPhone). - Admiral Anika
I should remember to do that, but I don't. They should make it so you can connect Google Calendar to your account and it automatically adds due dates to GCal when you check out. And great, just went to check on the status of my probably-overdue books, and it's giving me a 500 error. Seems like about half the time I try to log in something goes wrong. - Jandy, ConcertMaven of FF
Basically, this is all my own doing. I'm not bitching at the costs and it does help the system. I just want to kick myself. - Admiral Anika
I add it GCal, on the page from the email. Under the "More actions" tab is "Create new event". Put in there and everything is done. - Admiral Anika
oh my that sucks - VAL D. Zone
i'm all for supporting the library with overdue fines. a few bucks here a few bucks there. that's gotta hurt though. - sean808080
Good idea, Anika - I forget it's easy to do that from the email. I'll try to start doing that. - Jandy, ConcertMaven of FF
I no longer feel so bad about my recent $39 fines. So you've done that good deed. ;) - Heather Solos
Anika, see if you can talk to the circulation supervisor and plead your case. I know you've been going through a lot lately, and sometimes all it takes is talking to the right person to get your fines waived. - cecily
Geez. You probably could have just bought the books from them cheaper. - Jason Huebel
Ouch!!! - John Tastad
I doubt it Jason. One of the CD packages I borrowed costs $129. - Admiral Anika
<puts on her librarian glasses>Hey now, seriously, 8 books and 2 CDs (and thank you Anika), one of them at $129 & you are going to get them for cheaper than from a library, for less than $70? Why would you go to Blockbuster and rent a DVD & pay the money up front AND pay fines when you're late when you can at least go to the library & get it for free at the start? Is it that hard to return stuff on time, all you people who hate library fines? Also, yes Anika, what cecily said - go find a nice circ person :) - Miriella
I don't mind fines. It's my fault I kept the books so long, like I said above, I'll bit the bullet. It's just that right now, that's $70, I really don't have. - Admiral Anika
Hold out 'til Amnesty day! Hey did you see hte latest parks & rec, it's hilarious, portraying the librarians as this kind of cleopatra-like man-eating feminist cult. - anna sauce
Damn, don't they know the economy is not good right now? #libraryfinefromhell - Shevonne
Katy S
Today I accidentally let the kittehs onto the enclosed porch. Normally, this would not be a big deal, but since the weather has turned cold, it's where their catnip plant resides. They found the plant very quickly. Sophie's been good, but since I brought them back inside Plum has been trying to break through the door to the porch. Bad Kitteh!!!
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picture 2 is HEE-laaaaarious. - Baroness Von SmashAHomie
I...I can see the music! - Sarah G. from iPhone
I love that last one: OPEN.THE.DAMN.DOOR. NOW. - holly
but she looks so cute and innocent you should let her at it :) - Sir Shuping
"cute and innocent"? Did you notice that her fangs are showing in that second photo? This is my cat on drugs. - Katy S
I love that last photo. So regal! I'm telling you! - Admiral Anika
I know she is, really, I just see all of the silly things she does all of the time. Her fur is really amazingly plush and it's all silver-tipped, which accounts for why it can look different from picture to picture depending on the lighting. - Katy S
I have considered growing catnip for Stormy, but she is already demented enough. - Mellissa
I'm definitely not bringing it inside. Once the porch is too cold, it gets to die. Growing it outside was fine, because I could control their intake. I don't think I could handle it if they had constant access to the 'nip. - Katy S
Dying of cute --> - rowlikeagirl
I wish friendfeed had a "love" button. - Sarah Peterman
CUTE! - Alex Scoble
Picture 2 is totally that of a cat going through "nip" withdrawal! LOVE!!! - Helen Sventitsky
Three Days Later: This morning, after I crawled out of bed, I found both cats sitting in front of the door to the porch, mewing, and desperate for their morning dose of 'nip. This is sooooooooooooo not good. - Katy S
Kitteh's want their cracknip! - MVB (Grinch of FF) from fftogo
Lawrl @ 3rd pic ^__^ your cats are awesome. - 'Like' robot (frɐnc)
Andrew Terry
I have 18 Google #Wave invites; anyone want in? #googlewave
heyy, i can use an invite, thanks... tpzone[at]gmail[dot]com plzz - Gtp19
Gtp19 - all done! - Andrew Terry
thanks andrew... much appreciated :).. hey by the way, can i invite others once i get my wave online?? or is it jus the special people who have the privilege to invite others ?? - Gtp19
I'm not sure; last I heard, people who got their invites directly from Google in the first round *were* able to invite others, but those who had been nominated by other Wave users couldn't. That may have changed now that the rollout seems to be gathering pace... - Andrew Terry
Howdy there, could I grab one too ? digix[dot]antz[@]gmail[dot]com cheers! - Antz m
sooo, i guess that means u got ur invite from google directly.. hope the invite policy has changed so that i can add more mates to my wave... thanks once again for the invite :) - Gtp19
Anthony - done. 8 left. Gtp - you're welcome! - Andrew Terry
Cheers mate :) does invite come through immediately or after a while ? - Antz m
I'm not sure how long it takes for the invites to work through the Google-machine - from the horse's mouth: "Invitations will not be sent immediately. We have a lot of stamps to lick." - Andrew Terry
Would make sense with the demand haha - Antz m
Hi Andrew could you send me an invite for my friend? his email address is fabrizio.guarnieri[at]gmail.com. Thank you very much :) - Francesco Poli
Francesco - of course. All done! 7 left. - Andrew Terry
Thank you very much!!! :-)) - Francesco Poli
Sorry one information... After how much time you can invite someone? :) - Francesco Poli
Francesco - it appears that those who get invited by existing Wave users don't have the facility to invite others. - Andrew Terry
Any left? My email is brycer22@gmail.com if you do. - Bryce Roney from iPhone
Bryce - yep; done. (Be aware, though, that Google don't send invites out immediately) 4 left - Andrew Terry
Oh, ok. How long do they usually take? A matter of days, weeks, …? - Bryce Roney from iPhone
Not sure - I've heard anything from a week to 10 days... - Andrew Terry
Me ME - melanie couzner
Happy to oblige, Melanie; just need an email address. - Andrew Terry
I've read that it takes a few days. I got an invite on thursday and have yet gotten the email telling me that I could sign in. - Sarah Peterman
I would like one plz :) miaherbst@gmail.com - Mia Herbst
Mia - done (bear in mind earlier comments about Google not sending invites out immediately) 2 left! - Andrew Terry
Cool, oh i will have that in mind :) will i get the invite at my mail? im not so good at this yet :P - Mia Herbst
Mia - yes; you'll get an email from Google. - Andrew Terry
Andrew - its so nice of you :) - Mia Herbst
No problem, Mia; happy to help out! :-) - Andrew Terry
i want a google wave invitation can u send it to buntypinky@gmail.com if u have plz - Ajay
Ajay - done! - Andrew Terry
Kol Tregaskes
Share your wardrobe staples.
List the clothing items you can be spotted in most of the time. - today's Plinky question: http://www.plinky.com/prompts... - Kol Tregaskes
They are mine! :) - Sasha Kovaliov(.com)
Dockers and polo shirt - Alex Scoble
black cross-trainers, black cotton waffle-knit henley, black cotton chinos, black wool socks from Denmark... i should be a friggin' stage hand. - Joe Silence
dark wash jeans, black ballet flats, solid tee shirt, scowl. - Blackeyed P
Jeans, tshirt, sneakers/boots/Birks - FFing Enigma (aka Tina)
Brown leather lace-up rubber-soled shoes, black socks, target boxers, brown belt, khaki pants, polo shirt, black wireframe glasses, white gold wedding band, midsize hearing aids. - Daniel J. Pritchett
Banana Republic, Jane Ferrar, or Express usually. Or whatever random other clothes they sell at Macy's and JC Penney. East-West Tradejourneys jeans or usually or X10. - Itachi
jeans. everything else changes. - Jim Addz No Value
Hoodies, I am almost always in a hoodie. - Sarah Peterman
Dickies shorts. :) - Beau Liening from iPhone
Cravat, smoking jacket, shirt w/French cuffs, cummerbund, and stretch knit pants. - Mistletoe Glen
Jeans, tshirts, flipflops or flats. If it's winter, a hoodie with sleeves long enough to pull over my hands - Tamara
Unrelieve'd Black. Usually a skirt, tights, flat shoes and a jersey or sweater. Slightly funky jewelry. Some kind of hat. - m9m, Crone of FriendFeed
Sweats. This IS Reno/Sparks, after all. - Helen Sventitsky
Lo
Lo
Who's your favorite fictional character? (or in the top 10 if it's too hard to decide)
Mine's Inigo Montoya! - Lo
Marvin the Paranoid Android - Eivind
Doc, from Steinbeck's _Cannery Row_ and _Sweet Thursday_. - Stephen Mack
Reggie Dunlop - MVB (Grinch of FF)
Oooh, good one Eivind. I'm ashamed, Stephen, I've not read Steinback. Must correct this! - Lo
The Doctor from Doctor Who. - josh neff, geek at large
James Bolivar diGriz - Mark H
Vardaman from As I Lay Dying. - Derrick
Sweet, lots of new stuff for my ignorant butt to check out! - Lo
Books: Brawne Lamia & Fedmahn Kassad (Hyperion), Ilia Voyolva (Revelation Space), Pennywise the Clown (It), Takeshi Kovacs (see books by Richard K. Morgan) Movies: Biggie Shorty (Pootie Tang), Indiana Jones, & Jackie (Jackie's Back). - Admiral Anika
Anika, that's an awesome list! :) - Lo
I concur with Mark H. James Bolivar "Slippery Jim" diGriz, aka The Stainless Steel Rat from the series of books of the same name by Harry Harrison. Greatest fictional character EVAR! I grew up reading about his exploits, and he's also the inspiration for my interweb name. - Slappy Line
Papa Smurf. The Most Interesting Man in the World. Yojimbo. Nanny from Muppet Babies. Bad Santa. Nobody from Dead Man. Master Po from Kung Fu. Ogami Itto from Lone Wolf & Cub. Bugs Bunny. Homer Simpson. Zig Zag Man - Rodfather
I quite loved Morag from The Diviners. - Nathalie, Dreamer of FF
Kilgore Trout - Brian Sullivan
Takeshi Kovacs, Hari Seldon, Henry Dorsett Case, Valentine Michael Smith, Andrew Wiggin - Ken Morley
Don Quixote de la Mancha - Victor Ganata
Sherlock Holmes, Tarzan, the extended Wold Newton family. - m9m, Crone of FriendFeed
Joe Pitt - vampire from Charlie Huston series, Bosch from the Michael Connelly books, Abe Glitsky from the John Lescroart books - Alan Simpson
Anton Chigurh - Ken Morley
The Doctor or Batman - Amber, Random Time Lord
I forgot Spike from Buffy. - Alan Simpson
Gaara, Sesshomaru, Tetsuo, Conan - \(*_*)/
You guys are just too cool & interesting! - Lo
Atticus Finch, Pippy Longstocking, and Bridget Jones. - Jess
Atticus Finch is a great one :) - Lo
Dean Moriarty - Joe
Awesome, Joe. Now I'm trying to think of famous fictional hippies... - Lo
Inigo and Marvin are much awesomeness. <3 I'd add in Tiffany Aching (Terry Pratchet, Wee Free Men), Neville Longbottom, Gandalf, Hurley (from Lost), hmmm... possibly more later. - Heather
Ash, Housewares. - Alex Scoble
Hercule Poirot - VAL D. Zone
Oh, Atticus. - Derrick
Major Tom. - John E. Bredehoft from fftogo
Elizabeth Bennet - pea
Corbin Dallas - Mary Carmen
Billy the Kid from "The Collected Works of Billy the Kid" by Michael Ondaatje - T. Brent, technopeasant
Brent I haven't read that collection but Billy was the real deal - Melanie Reed
Anne of Green Gables, Beatrice from Much Ado About Nothing, Jane Eyre, Melanie from Gone With the Wind - Melanie Reed
The narrator from Invisible Man - MASTER OF THE OBVIOUS
Today? It's a tie between Gabriel de la Serna and Charlotte Fillion - Bren -- feeling merry from iPhone
Me! - Josh Haley
Jilly Coppercorn from Charles de Lint's Newford books (Ah, I took fiction to mean fiction BOOKS. It's different for films.) - Spidra Webster
Walter from Fringe - MASTER OF THE OBVIOUS
Books: Oshima (Kafka on the Shore), Pocket (Fool), Biff (Lamb: The Gospel According to Biff, Christ's Childhood Pal), Unnamed daughter (The Historian), Miss Marple (Agatha Christie). Tv: Mr. Humphries (Are You Being Served), Basil Fawlty (Fawlty Towers). Movies: V (V for Vendetta) - Sarah Peterman
Death of the Endless, Thessaly the Witch, Snow White, Bigby, the Frau and Cinderella if Fables, Richard Blaine, Mr Incredible, Dave Robicheaux - RAPatton from iPhone
The Librarian from Discworld. I'm also fond of Miss Marple. Pippi Longstocking. Sophie Hatter from Howl's Moving Castle. Polly from Fire and Hemlock. Steerpike from the Gormenghast novels. Turtle Wexler from The Westing Game. The Lorax. Scheherazade from the 1001 Nights. Baba Yaga. (Of course, this could all change tomorrow. I'm fickle.) - Katy S
The Fool from Robin Hobb's books. - Lynne
huckleberry finn - chaz2b
Hiro Protaganist Neal Stephenson Snow Crash http://www.amazon.com/Snow-Cr... Hiro Protagonist follows clues from the Bible, ancient Sumer and high technology to help thwart an attempt to take control of civilization--such as it is. When he logs on to Metaverse, an imaginary place entered via computer,... more... - Robert Higgins
Harriet the Spy, Winston Smith. - Ayşe E.
Bean (from Ender's Game etc.) - Mistletoe Glen
Owen Meany - Mistletoe Glen
@Katy, OMG, I LOVED The Westing Game! - Ayşe E.
Oh I totally forgot about Miss Marple! She's another great one. - Heather
Oh! And Shakespeare: Falstaff, Hamlet, Richard III, Iago, Prince Hal, Lady Macbeth... just about the whole damned lot! :) - T. Brent, technopeasant
Brent, with the exception of Hamlet and Prince Hal these are all bad guys with various degrees of evil from the Falstaff, infamous rogue to Iago,the quintessential malignant narcissist. :O - Melanie Reed
Now I do have a bit of a soft spot for Hamlet and wish I could have taken that role on. I do understand him. - Melanie Reed
Ok, let me ask you this: would you take on the role of Razkholnikov? - Melanie Reed
Vice, Mellie... Vice. One of the reasons I even bother with the arts. Sublimation. Purgation. - T. Brent, technopeasant
Well, now think for a moment why I asked if you would play Raz.;) Remember Sonia? - Melanie Reed
If the production presented a very troubled man in a responsible way then, yes, without hesitation. - T. Brent, technopeasant
Ah, so with the others there is a part of the "man in the glass booth" at work from your perspective? - Melanie Reed
And I'd play Sonia without hesitation. I'm just better at playing the "quintessential malignant narcissists". :) - T. Brent, technopeasant
Interviewer: Mr. (Bob) Hoskins, you are often cast as characters that can best be described as "assholes." Why is that? Hoskins: Because I'm an asshole. - T. Brent, technopeasant
You could probably add Satan from Paradise Lost to this list... - T. Brent, technopeasant
Well fortunately, Raz is transformed and redeemed with the help of Porfiry and Sonia. But he's got that Cattulus thing going on inside for too long. ;) He makes Sonia really carry that cross, that's for sure. - Melanie Reed
Othello - J. Abdul-Qahhar
Hiro Protagonist is a good one, so is The Librarian. I also want to add War from Good Omens. - Admiral Anika
Odysseus. - Sean McBride
Tank Girl. The comic book version. - suzanne from iPhone
Best thread ever! - Lo
Spidra, I left it open-ended on purpose. I was thinking of books, but I know not everyone reads much. I'm actually surprised I don't see video game characters on this list. - Lo
Columbo,Banacek - VAL D. Zone
Oskar Matzerath. Because I was so impressed when I read the book at the age of 14. - Ton Zijp
Joseph Armagh one of many favs - Thomas Page
Czar
Watching V For Vendetta [2005] w/ @lunareclipse.
You should read it instead; it is superior. - RAPatton
superior, maybe, but also more time-consuming. if one wants to commence and be done on 5-Nov, the movie is the way to go. - Bren -- feeling merry
Have the aliens arrived yet? - Cristo
You can read V For Vendetta in no time. It isn't that large. I don't think it took much longer than watching it unless you are going to really think about Moore's construction and choices. - RAPatton
I still haven't seen this movie. I suppose I should just reach over and put the DVD in a player one day. - Derek Coward
I would love to read the book then... @Derek Coward it is an awesome movie, you definitely should watch it. - Sarah Peterman
FFing Enigma (aka Tina)
Cocoa or tea? No, not your preference: which one should I make? Cocoa will be from scratch. Tea will be chocolate caramel chai. GO!
cocoa! - Spidra Webster
Cocoa. - Laura B.
Cocoa. - Ayşe E.
Water. - John E. Bredehoft from fftogo
Cake. - Derrick
Sadly, I have no cake =( And water isn't an option, it's not tasty hot. - FFing Enigma (aka Tina)
Cocoa. Chocolate Caramel Chai is an obscene creation. - Wirehead
I agree with wirehead on this one. - Sarah Peterman
cocoa all the way! - Sascha Silberholz Wasek
felix
Pair Demand Apology Over Racist Receipt - http://www.dangerousminds.net/index...
Is it really racist? - felix
Racial discrimination? Easily yes. *EDIT* Well, only if they were actually treated differently than other customers - Shey, Jamaican of FF
I wouldn't say it's discriminatory. It's descriptive and accurate. Maybe not polite, maybe insensitive, but no service has been denied, so there is no discrimination. There seems to be a trend amongst the guardianistas these days to believe that simply MENTIONING the apparent race of a person is racist. It's not. Too many people are too ready to be offended by just about anything. If there were 17 white couples and one black couple in the room with you, how would you point out the black couple? - Slappy Line
Personally, I wouldn't be THAT offended. But I would hope they had a better way of identifying tables. - Shey, Jamaican of FF
It even says "Table 18" on there. But still I don't think it's actually racist. In poor taste, yes. Would have maybe used "UPSTAIRS BIG FOREHDS" instead ;) - Craig Eddy
Erm, why isn't their tables numbered? Seriously, what do they do if the entire restaurant was white males. Upstairs white male at corner left table wearing blue tie and glasses? Edit: oh it is numbered, what is the point then of labeling? - Sarah Peterman
I'm not a visible minority so I can't really comment. But I'm going to anyway ;). I agree with the comments here that it was more insensitive than anything else. Would it really have ruined your entire evening though? Sounds a bit like dramatics to me. - Kenton
Johnny Worthington
WIN! Finally able to suprise Rach at a resturant. She is always wise to my plans... But this time, HAHA!!!
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And yes, that is a crap tonne of ice cream and brownie... *gorge* - Johnny Worthington from iPhone
omg nom nom nom - mjc
Yay! - Mellissa
psst, johnny. i think that older woman in the purple likes you - Baroness Von SmashAHomie
I think your daughter is gonna grow up to marry an ice cream man. Look at that face! - nakachi
We honest to god waddled back to the hotel room... WADDLED - Johnny Worthington from iPhone
I love how you can see everyone in the background also looking. - Sarah Peterman
Tehehe... I know :P - Johnny Worthington from iPhone
JA Castillo
http://twitpic.com/ndrln - Yep...still a dork despite the haircut...
http://twitpic.com/ndrln - Yep...still a dork despite the haircut...
CUTENESS! - Mary Carmen
haha...you guys kill me! :) - JA Castillo
I love the reflection of the reflection - Johnny Worthington from iPhone
Like the haircut and the Pre. - Sarah Peterman
@JW - I was digging the reflections a bit too... :) - JA Castillo
@Sarah - cool! You noticed I had a Pre. :) - JA Castillo
I thought you were Jason Bateman on first glance - RAPatton from iPhone
I got a Corey Feldmen vibe. A good Cory Feldmen vibe ;) - Holly Rae
Love the pre. - Holly Rae
@JA yeah, I have a Pre too. Had it since release day and love it. - Sarah Peterman
Same here...it's been a very solid phone for me. Just hoping & praying for more / better apps! - JA Castillo
Yeah, same here. I really want a video recorder. My only real problem is that I have a crack originating from the usb door and ending on my screen. - Sarah Peterman
Ouch...how did that happen?! :( Personally, I would really like some photo / camera apps...oh, and autofocusing. - JA Castillo
Good question. There are a lot of pre owners reporting the same thing. Auto-focusing would be awesome. - Sarah Peterman
Ah, mi hermano. Hola. Que onda? - Derrick
Compadre! Just cleaning up and organizing at work. Have some CEU courses to complete later as well. Nothing earth-shattering. You? :) - JA Castillo
Cute smirk X) - Nia
A cute dork - Shevonne
Same ole same ole...too much work and not enough time to take pics. :) - Derrick
I feel you on that one... :/ - JA Castillo
same here Holly Rae - VAL D. Zone
Kamilah Gill
Another work annoyance. A special wastebasket only in front of the women's restroom because of all these hypochondriac chicks who heard somewhere that they ought to touch the restroom door handle with a towel only. Couldn't they just use a sleeve? It's a steel handle, anyway. What's going to live on that? - http://kamilah.posterous.com/another...
Another work annoyance. A special wastebasket only in front of the women's restroom because of all these hypochondriac chicks who heard somewhere that they ought to touch the restroom door handle with a towel only. Couldn't they just use a sleeve? It's a steel handle, anyway. What's going to live on that?
This is happening only in front of the women's restroom. Men don't seem to do this. All these towels get wasted by chicks who use them to open the door because of germ fears. They used to just toss them on the floor. Screw the janitors, I guess. What really annoys me is that I bet they all heard that they should do this on Oprah or somewhere else on TV, and they just do it mindlessly now. It was going on long before swine flu. - Kamilah Gill from Posterous
Are you serious, that is really crappy of them. Can't we all just follow the golden rule? - Nicholas Kreidberg
Okay. That's nasty. - Admiral Anika
I do this. Well, the door thing. But I at least carry the towel to the nearest trash can with space. - Jess
Why not a Purell dispenser outside on the wall? - MVB (Grinch of FF)
Jess, that's the least they could do, I wouldn't fault them so much then. Yeah, Purell would be nice, and probably more effective. - Kamilah Gill
One of my customers did that about six months ago. Good idea. - MVB (Grinch of FF)
Anyone who has been through chemo will tell you why Purell is a bad idea. I steer clear of it. The paper towel on doornobs works great for me. I'm tidy with disposal and I don't get normal people ick. - Jess
Our main public library branch just installed a Purell dispenser. In the main lobby, even. I've never been one to cover the bathroom doorknob but as I got within a week of my performance, I got very worried I'd get sick with something that would impair my ability to sing. So for the first time I tugged my sleeve down to cover my hand while grabbing the doorknob. And, yes, I would carry my used tissue to the trash if I ever started doing that. - Spidra Webster
Yes, I cover the bathroom doorknob as I walk out. People are gross, and a number of them dont wash their hands before leaving the restroom. (I'm talking to you, Ms On Your Cell and eating in the stall next to me). I work in a high traffic public services building. Throw your paper towel away. It's no big deal. - Archangel ωαřмaiden
+1 Using a paper towel to open the bathroom door. Plenty of nasties can live on steel and yes, people are REAAAAALLY gross about not washing their hands. Looks like you guys need a bigger trash can there. Problem solved. - EricaJoy
I use a paper towel to open the door, too. I see too many guys leaving the restroom without washing their freaking hands. - ha3rvey (Ho)^3
I saw a guy last week blow his nose into his hand and then use the same hand to open the restroom door. - ha3rvey (Ho)^3
LL have you tried the throat-punch? - MVB (Grinch of FF)
I would have, but I was kinda busy at the time. :) - ha3rvey (Ho)^3
I use a paper towel too. There are way too many women in my place of work who will only put their hands under the tap for 10 secs then open the door. Plus I don't know about anyone else, but my sleeves covers my hands and I tend to rest my head on them. I'm not about to transfer the germs there. - Sarah Peterman
If you're lucky enough to have a paper towel instead of a hot air dryer it's easy enough to use the same towel you just used on your freshly-washed hands, and dispose of it in the next trash can you find. If you're really paranoid you should grab a towel before you turn on the water to wash your hands. You Know where those hands have just been. - m9m, Crone of FriendFeed
I should add, I also use a towel to turn off the water. I HATE air dryers. - ha3rvey (Ho)^3
My dad, a retired janitor, HATED this. - Mary Carmen
I grab the door with a paper towel and then, using my exceptional set shot skill, I toss the towel into the nearest available dispenser. If I ever were to miss, I would, of course, retrieve it and try again. (As if that could ever happen!) - Mark "DerBingle" J
I once worked at a medical university and shared a building w/the nursing school. I stopped one of them as she was leaving the ladies restroom and stared at her. She asked me what the problem was and I told her I wanted to remember her face because any nurse who didn't wash her hands after using the restroom wasn't ever getting within 50 yards of me if I'm ever hospitalized. *shudder* - vicster is...
*fiercely fistbumps Lindsey* - MVB (Grinch of FF)
Also, why is it bad to use Purell/hand sanitizer? I only use it occasionally, if my hands are especially grotty and I'm not near a faucet. - vicster is...
What doesn't kill you will give you skin eating bugs and random bacterial infections, maybe even e. coli and THEN make you stronger. :) - EricaJoy from IM
I would straighten those paper towels out, stack them, and put em back in the dispenser. I'm a recycler. :) - SAM
I have a couple of issues with the whole thing. 1, I don't think that the towels are especially effective as protection. My other peeve is seat covers, which I've heard are no better than just wiping the seat. 2, Why are females so much more into this than the guys? So much so that the janitors had to put a special basket only in front of the women's restroom? We all get exposed to germs pretty equally. - Kamilah Gill
Here's a link I found that agrees with me. It's not necessarily the end of the argument, but it's something. http://www.poopreport.com/BMnewsw... Also here http://desertgardener.blogspot.com/2006... "Claim: The bathroom-door handle on the public restroom is the germiest place. False. Door handles actually have the least bacteria of any surface in public... more... - Kamilah Gill
I don't use a towel when I leave, I just use antibacterial stuff when I get to my desk (I have to use at least 3 door handles on the way, and I'm sure they're just as likely to be nasty as any other surface in the office. At least the bathroom handles get wiped down every evening.) - Jennifer Dittrich
I am with you, Kamilah. And I avoid the anti-bacterial soaps because they provide no greater benefit than regular soaps and cleaners. I prefer the alcohol and/or essential oil (like tea tree) based hand cleaners when I don't have ready access to hot water and soap. - Ragani Harris
doesn't that mean the germs they are all afraid of are now collecting in that little can? - J. Abdul-Qahhar
J., I guess in their minds, that's okay. Only the *janitors* have to touch that. And pick their crap up off of the floor. As I said earlier, I could tolerate this a bit more if people didn't Throw The Damn Paper on the Floor like a bunch of idiotic MONKEYS. - Kamilah Gill
Well, the reality is there are such things as automatic doors(why do you think they have them in hospitals?) and they are supposed to be on there for the wheelchair and disabled anyway. Try carrying an Etank and opening a door and trying to get the Etank in. I had to do that for a long time. Irony: I used to build the electronic boards that power automatic doors. ;) - Melanie Reed
And as far as microbes are concerned, they can live on a lot of surfaces...including door knobs, steel or otherwise - Melanie Reed
did you mean to post that on another thread? your 1st comment? - Kamilah Gill
Kamilah, automatic doors would solve the problem of needing to touch the doors period. Contact issue gone. Towels on the floor gone. - Melanie Reed
Well, yeah, but there isn't one on this particular door. Wouldn't work very well on this one. There's also a problem with people not knowing how to hold doors open for people (probably because they're so worried about touching anything, even with their backs), but that's a whole 'nother issue. - Kamilah Gill
Agree about the holding open (although I thank those who did). But there are automatic solutions for just about any situation...even existing ones. Small doors that swing both ways just need an elbow push button. I'm afraid small operations that rely on residential doors are in violation of ADA. - Melanie Reed
Call me what you want but I've seen many women that don't wash their hands after using the bathroom, so I use a paper towel to open the door on the way out. But I take the towel back to my desk or other area. - Carmen - Happy 2010!
I do it and will continue to do so. Facilities needs to ante up for a bigger waste basket, IMO. - nakachi
Carmen, Amen! That is exactly the issue despite signs everywhere. Oddly even hospitals still have a percentage of there own employees who still don't do this. I often wonder if it was decided to use this as a measure of our society's intelligence how we would fare? We build rockets and space stations and are mapping the human genome....but we haven't learned to be clean? lol - Melanie Reed
I find that these wastebaskets fill up quickly because the towels are so floofified. So I usually will finish using my own towel, and then with that kind of around my hand, will push down the floofy paper towels so that there's more room. I've had women stare at me before for doing this. Sheesh. (and usually, if the door can push open or is just a lever handle, I often use my elbow to open it) - Ladybug Heather
I'd love to see a study on the incidence of people actually becoming ill as a result of something simple like touching the handle of a door to a bathroom. I have a feeling that the rate is low enough to be statistically insignificant outside of a hospital. - alphaxion
alphaxion I agree. Touching the handle will do little...unless you then rub your eyes, touch your mouth or nose immediately after. Unfortunately, we do these gestures so automatically, we forget we have done them - Melanie Reed
even then, your body has so many defense mechanisms against intrusion like that it means more often than not you can do that and get away with it... Not advised, as you do it enough times and numbers begin to play against you. I really don't get where people think if even just 1 microbe touches you you'll get infected. It's repeated, frequent exposure that is the danger. So, if you're one of those tiny bladder people, then it makes more sense. - alphaxion
I use the same paper towel I dried my hands with after washing to open the door when I leave the restroom where I work, as about 30% of the men there don't wash their hands at all, but some days I'm lazy and like to prove a point and just wear a pair of sterile gloves all day while talking about how nasty the office environment is due to people not picking up and cleaning up after... more... - Tsali, The Native of FF
The part of me that gleefully watches CSI would love to know if that really was the source of your infection or if it was the result of something else environmental - outside, in the AC... etc. Imagine if we could develop a way of visualising the germs around us. Then again, knowing how many naturally exist around us, that'd prolly do more harm than good :P - alphaxion
If Oprah said it it MUST be true. - Ian May
If it's so important to use a paper towel to open restroom doors, how have we all survived for the last few decades? This is how OCD starts. - Eoghann Irving
Actually that trash can full of used paper towels is probably a far greater health hazard than any door handle. - Eoghann Irving
The signs at the hospitals & clinics where I work say to open doors with towels, so I'm going to do it, until research says it doesn't help. Those towels might not be as good as latex, but they're going to be better protection than my bare hand. I often work within FEET of people with H1N1 and the people who treat them, & it doesn't make the slightest bit of sense for me to ignore approved methods for avoiding illnesses medical experts are well aware are transmitted by hand contact. I do use garbage cans. - MiniMage TKDteacher of FF
Merry Xmas FFeeders - AJ
"It’s not too difficult to do if you look closer at them. And of course, there’s a little dose of a humor" - Merry Xmas FFeeders - AJ from Bookmarklet
Jessica Alba appears to look like everyone :-) - Sarah Peterman
Sarah, I wonder why that isn't transitive? - Ruchira S. Datta
Brian Sullivan
Are people still wanting Wave invites? DM me with your email address.
I don't know if I want one or not. Abandoning social networks is like a fulltime job already! - FFing Enigma (aka Tina)
ohh can I have one please? - Sarah Peterman
subscribed, will DM if you sub back. - Alex Scrivener
yeah same here, I subscribed but can't dm. - Sarah Peterman
Steven Perez
I'm gonna start a Tumblr named FUCK YEAH FATHERHOOD. And it's gonna be filled with screencaps of Liam Neeson kicking ass in TAKEN.
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"Good luck..." - Joe Pierce
This film is so awesome! - Simply Teeeya
You are totally right Simply, this film is awesome. - Sarah Peterman
Steven Perez
And the Award for First Country to Establish Broadband as a Legal Right Goes To... - Finland - Gizmodo - http://gizmodo.com/5381490...
And the Award for First Country to Establish Broadband as a Legal Right Goes To... - Finland - Gizmodo
"Finland! Not only they have great universal health care—including dental—great public daycare, and great public education at all levels, but now they also got broadband as a legal right provided to every citizen. And not any crappy broadband. The policy will be active in July 2010, when every Finn will get a one-megabit connection. But that's just an intermediate step towards their final goal: By 2015, everyone will have a 100Mbps—yes, a hundred megabits per second—available." - Steven Perez from Bookmarklet
That's insane. I'm moving! - Sarah Peterman
*wonders what he has to do to move to Finland* - Steven Perez
The land of Nokia - anna sauce
That TED video at the link is definitely worth a look, as well. - Steven Perez
Jenna Bilotta
Dear Internets- I've got 7 Google Wave invites left. DM or email me if you'd like one.
Hey (sorry to bother you), could you ask some Googler if I can use my leftover invites to raise some money for a charitable cause? I'd love to do so, but I'd hate to see my account wiped. Also, I don't know who else to ask :-) - alieb
sjpeterman@gmail.com please - Sarah Peterman
Well, as long as I don't have to perform degrading sexual favours like some people (you know who you are) I'm all for trying this out. - Kittyburgers
I believe it's against the TOS to sell the invites. - Jenna Bilotta
Yeah, quoting from the TOS: “Unless you have been specifically permitted to do so in a separate agreement with Google, you agree that you will not reproduce, duplicate, copy, sell, trade or resell the Services for any purpose.” -- I was hoping to get the permission somehow - alieb
jamar78@gmail.com...please - jamar78
artaces @ gmail .com - ardeshir
lonelycoo @ gmail.com if you can! - Charlotte M
i can't send a DM to you since i'm not in your subscriptions, will you send me an invite please? - ardeshir
tibor.holoda at gmail.com Thank you Jenna! - Tibor Holoda
She ran out of invites already, see http://friendfeed.com/jenna... - alieb
invite invite invite invite invite!!!! - simone
Oh, sorry guys... the invites ran out about 5 m after I tweeted. :( I only had 8! - Jenna Bilotta
maybe some other friendfeeders with invites can check this thread and help a few people out?? - Jenna Bilotta
oh please dont let me go to bed without a wave-invite u lovely ppl with invites..<3 krz9000 @ googlemail.com <3 - Chris Hofmann
is google let people to invite more soon? - ardeshir
edythe
After Cera, Who Is America's Next Hoodie Hearthtrob? - michael cera - Gawker - http://gawker.com/5352067...
After Cera, Who Is America's Next Hoodie Hearthtrob? - michael cera - Gawker
"With the fall of Michael Cera, the hipsters who run the world have gone into overdrive searching for the sexiest Man/Boy Alive. The landscape is littered with contenders but no clear frontrunner has yet emerged." - edythe from Bookmarklet
i've missed this alleged fall of MC's. have to investigate. - edythe
he fell? Ok, must read..i am so out of the loop with the kids these days... - Anna Lynn M.
Yeah what happened? - Sarah Peterman
I don't even know who this is. - Admiral Anika
Me neither. - Joe
Me niether. - Roberto Bonini from iPhone
LOL I'm looking at his dude thinking, "Ewww. Hearthrob? Umm..okay." - Admiral Anika
um jesus you guys go buy arrested development immediately and do not post again until you have watched all three seasons! he's kind of brilliant. - Andrizzle Gizzle
I'll pass. I saw almost 4 min. of that show once. I'm good. =) - Admiral Anika
I killed my TV long ago. (Actually I gave it away) - Joe
What was his fall from grace? That he's the one supposedly holding up the Arrested Development film? - Ayşe E.
You have to watch more than 4 minutes to get Arrested Development. I think it took me five eps or so to fall in love with it. Four minutes and it just seems weird. :) But you don't even have to know AD - he's in Superbad, Juno, Nick and Norah's Infinite Playlist, Year One, Paper Heart - he's fairly ubiquitous in the younger-skewing Indiewood films of the past couple of years. - Jandy, ConcertMaven of FF
Ah...that explains it. None of those movies have called me to watch them, so yeah, he'd be off my radar. - Admiral Anika
loved him in arrested development, watched all of his movies but he just keeps playing the same character, little change would be good for him imo - Mehmet Aydin
Sarah Peterman
I'm going to be installing this on my laptop shortly. - Sarah Peterman
Darren Heydon
Do you have a TV in your bedroom?
No. - Alex Scoble
Yep. Although, I share a house with a roommate. If I lived by myself, I would choose not to. As it is, I spend 90% of my time in my bedroom, so that's why. - Derrick
Yes. I live in my bedroom...in my parents house. :| - Mathew™ one of a kind
No. - Yolanda
Yep but we use it for Xbox and video on demand or DVD's - Renee Hendricks
What's that? - Mona Nomura
my bedroom and my living room are one in the same, so yes. - Brandon Ball
Yes - jcunwired
My bungalow is a studio, so yes, I suppose. Everything is in my bedroom/front room/library/computer room. - Jack (a.k.a. Jeber)
Yes. - Admiral Anika
My Mac Mini is my TV but I rarely watch it anymore. I fall asleep to podcasts or music. - Zach Flauaus
Yes, but it's very rarely ever turned on. - Rochelle
Yes - Rodfather
Yes. And a big pastrami sandwich. - ha3rvey (Ho)^3
Nope. I'd get rid of the one in the living room if my family wouldn't surely have me whacked for doing so. - Brett Kelly
No. Never have. - Rob McNair-Huff
yes... unfortunately - Jeffrey Canton
nope. - Marcel Janus from fftogo
yep - Justin Korn
yes - Uncle CW™
what's a tv? - j1m
yes but usage probably once in a month - Kiran Patchigolla
No. - Laura Norvig
No, but my computers are... - Grant Bierman
No way! - CJ Guest
No but my wife has a notebook that she watches plenty of TV on from the web. - Mark Krynsky
Yes, but it is a relic that no longer is used for anything. Not even plugged in any more. Reminds me I should get rid of it. - Mathew A. Koeneker
No. I like TV -- a lot -- but refuse to have one in the bedroom. - Sue Radd
I can barely fit the bed in the room, so no, no TV. I wouldn't want a TV there though. - Kol Tregaskes
Yes. - Mark H
Yup, i do indeed. - Simon Wicks
unfortunately, no... - Terence
fortunately, no - Jim Addz No Value
nope - Amir
We have one in ours, I didn't want it in there but the wife wanted it, so she wins :) - Tsali, The Native of FF
No but i would have if i had a spare one. It's so nice being able to go to bed and watch tv on a cold winters night. Use the laptop quite a bit for watching downloaded TV but it's not the best viewing experience. - Jamie Vidamour
I need a TV in my bedroom to help me go to sleep. - Jonathan.Rivera
Nope. Used to, but then I moved to University and had to pay for a tv license for my dorm room so I decided not to have one. Don't miss it really :) - Charlotte M
of course. that's how I watch Chelsea Lately every night before bed. - sean808080
yep. - Thomas Hawk
Yes...for my Xbox 360 needs. ;-) - Carlton Hackett
yup (with tivo) - Kevin Johnson
nope - but we do have a mac w/ slingbox on it ;) - mike "glemak" dunn
No. - AJ Kohn
Nope - ronin
Nope and no plans to change that. - CAJ, somewhere else
Yes. Mostly, to get news and weather in the mornings. - Julie Barrett from twhirl
yes - used to watch King of Queens reruns right before bedtime and when I don't want to watch those silly crime drama shows the wife likes - Mark Bockenstedt
Yea I keep mine on all night. - orionstarr
No, but I do have two in the living room. - Slappy Line
yes, but rarely used - Rajiv Doshi
no - John Wang
No. I don't have any TV in my apartment. - Brome
yes. in my computer. I have to do something about making it digital for the transition, though. - Chieze Okoye
Yes. - LuluGirl896 from Viigo
Nope. Don't own one at all. Happy to watch other's though... :-) - Lisa L. Seifert
yes, but it is rarely on. In fact I turned it on this week and noticed the cable wasn't working and I had to wonder how long it has been that way - RAPatton
Nope. - adf
No. Left it out of the bedroom when we moved 2 years ago, and don't miss it at all. - mark
Yes, but not by choice. Hubby seems to think we need a TV in every room of the house. - Sharon McPherson
No, I rarely watch TV anyway - M F
Nope - Nurse Katie
No. Just a radio. - Nick B.
I did but not anymore - Emma
nope. - .LAG liked that
Wife won't allow it - Bryan R. Adams
yup - Nia
A video camera? - sofarsoShawn
No. And soon, I won't have a TV at all. - Morton Fox
Nope. - joey
Yes - Tom Landini
No. - DGentry
No. - Rick Cogley
yes - MicahBear78
yes - Hooeyspewer
No. - Ferhad Fidan from fftogo
yes - Ali Kaya
Yes, but I wish we didn't. - Laura B.
Always - Charlie Anzman
Do you have an iPhone in yours ? :) - Charlie Anzman
no, but then I don't have a tv at all. - Katy S
in my bedroom, in my house, no. - browneyes
No. - Mitra_s
Yes, but the only person who uses it is my youngest when he does not want to watch something we are watching downstairs :) - Lyndon Washington
really?why u sleep in kitchen? - Mitra_s
Yes. Our old 13 inch (our very first TV). - Alix Whitmire
Yes. - TVTechGrl
Two. - Steven Perez
Cable and a laptop for Hulu/Joost - Rahsheen ™, Coach Rah
no - Alfredo
Yes - Joe Dawson
No, I refuse it ! - DAL
no, and I don't have any TV of mine anywhere else (there is one in the living room that was left by the previous tennant and I just CBA to throw it out) - mjc
(Of 125): Yes:48 | No:57 | (?):20 ... (per friendfeedPoll http://friendfeed.com/friendf... ) - Micah Wittman
no - AJ Kohn
Interesting! - Darren Heydon
Nope. - Mycaptain
I have a TV in my room to use for mah SNES. - Jon, the Chilled Beartato from Android
Yes, but our computers are here too so it's like a college dorm room. :) - Heather
Yes, only because I have more TVs than rooms in my apartment. - Rob Haas
no. - Yolanda
Yes. - James (!?)
Yes! - orionstarr from iPhone
I can't help but think of "Andy Richter Controls the Universe" here. If memory serves, Andy's character just came into a small windfall, and his plans included getting a *second* TV for the bedroom, which he would mount sideways beside his bed so he could watch TV while lying on his side. - Andrew C
No, but only because we don't have enough power points in the bedroom, and no aerial point at all. - Mellissa
Alp
Alp
Which OS (operating system) are you using? (for research purpose)
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Windows 7 ! I love it :) - Farshad
win. xp - Müjdat Korkmaz
Ubuntu Jackalope - (I'm an ex-Gentooer, too) - Ahsan Ali aka. Slick
Leopard! - Piero Tagliapietra
Now xp but usually ubuntu. - bilge kagan
7 on win, leopard on mac. - vijay
xp-vista - Tamkarışık
Osx - Stefigno
Ubuntu 9.04 - Matteo
şu anda xp ama proje dönemleri dışında ubuntu ve pardus da kullanıyorum.. - ♪♫ halilinho ♪♫
Tiger - Andrew Roche
Ubuntu 9.04, the "system" that starts with "W" makes me sick. - Oskar NRK
windows XP - 士慷
Right now - iPhone 2.somethinorother. I have OS X 10.5, Windows XP, Windows 7, and Ubuntu 9.04 all at my disposal in the other room. - Aaron Hood from BuddyFeed
Windows XP, but only because that is what came on this thing and I'm escared to completely format the drive. - Joe Pierce
OsX 10.5.6 - ialla
Win7 and Pardus Linux - Arda Çetin
Windows Vista. - Alp
Ubuntu 9.04 - Alejandro
Windows 7 RC, of course - Jemm
Windows Vista at home XP at work - Shey, Jamaican of FF
XP Pro - Alfredo
XP at work, Vista at Home - RAPatton
Vista, OSX and Win7 - Carlos Ayala
xp and slitaz linux - Joelle Nebbe (iphigenie)
XP at work and at home. - Alex Scoble
xp, OEL at work. Leopard for personal stuff - Kiran Patchigolla
OS X. - Parth Awasthi
Work: Ubuntu, OSX. Home: Debian, Vista, OSX - Steve Lacey
XP, Suse and Fedora - dstamand
OS X, Mac OS 8, Mac OS 7, WinXP, various Linux - LogEx
osX, Debian on the server. - InPerpetualMotion(Gina k)
XP on netbook. Ubuntu 9.04, Android, and Windows 7 RC1 in VirtualBox on netbook. Windows 7 on desktop. Vista on work laptop. OSX on Macbook. - Rodfather
XP - Dee S.
XP:) - nursel
OSX. - Joey Gibson
OS X, XP - Mike Nayyar
WinXP, sometimes Win7 and Debian in VMs - bnoise
Vista on one of my laptops, XP on another. 3 other computer at home uses Vista and one more uses XP. We have 8 computers :) - Svartling
At-this-very-moment: Vista. Today? OSX 10.5, OSX 10.4, Ubuntu 8.something, Windows 7, Windows XP. - Jennifer Dittrich
Windows 7 but I wish adobe apps could run on ubuntu - Justin Beausoleil
Windows 7 - Matti Leppänen
XP, Win 7 Beta at home and Win 2003 Server at work. - CAJ, somewhere else
I run XP, OSX, Vista, and Win7 - andy brudtkuhl
XP and Vista. - Mark H
XP @ home and @ work - Kim
Right now, Mac OS. A fairly even mix of Windows, Linux, and IOS through the work day today though. - Andy Bold
linux fedora 10 - eric
win 7 - aykut
ingilizce sormuşsun ,türkçe cevap vermişim :)) yorumları okuyunca farkettim ingilizce sorduğunu ,bir de diyorum ki içimden niye herkes ingilizce cevap vermiş :) - ♪♫ halilinho ♪♫
Windows 7 - Michael Fidler
Windows XP - Nimaa
ubuntu netbook remix, ubuntu desktop and server, XP in virtualbox (none for research) - Kevin Cearns
Ubuntu Desktop. - Michael R. Bernstein
Mac OSX and Windows Vista - Farzad
XP ve pardus... - Uğur Deligözoğlu
XP - zeynep
Windows XP - ercan
Kubuntu - Ehsanislav
Xubuntu - Sarah Peterman
Mac OS X - Bill Scherer
Mac OS X 10.4 and Ubuntu remix on the Aspire One - Paolo Frattini ⏏ docpap
Windows XP/Vista, Ubuntu Linux, and OpenSolaris. - Rudy Amid
Mac OS X - Violet Mae Lim
Leopard, Ubuntu amd64, debian amd64, win7 amd64... - mjc
Win 7 RC - BASEnet
Mac, and also running Win 7 in a vm ... - Patrick Jordan
Vista here and Win 7 beta on the laptop - Roberto Bonini
Ubuntu, Mac OSX 10.5, XP & Vista - Alastair Montgomery
DOS 2.9 - Tony C from fftogo
Mac OS X, Windows 7 RC - Christoph Studer
backtrack, pclinuxos, fedora - bob
Windows CE (6.1), Win XP, Ubuntu Linux. - Ferhad Fidan from fftogo
Windows 7 and i like it... - Semih Masat ™
up - Nimaa
Kubuntu/XP (desktop), Ubuntu (laptop), OSX (laptop) - Mark Philpot
UBUNTU - یک بابک
OSX - Jason
OSX - AJ Kohn
OS X - Simon Wicks
linux - Ubuntu 8.10 - Simone Biagiotti
Windows XP - Jack DeWitt Smith
winbloze pissed-ah (home premium) - Jim Addz No Value
Widows 7 :) - Serkan Cura (XiLoNeN)
xp at work, vista and 7 at home, apple notebook. Windows CE on my phone, and I have an Ipod. Right now I am on XP, later on tonight I'll be on 7 and Apple. - Dan Morrill AKA Techwag
Dual-booted ubuntu and Win XP on the desktop. On the laptop is Ubuntu. I'm running Jaunty right now on both. - Amy H.
Ubuntu, Jaunty Jackalope. - Steven Perez from fftogo
Mac OS X - Batu
Windows XP and Ubuntu - Tanju Yildiz
XP/Win7 dual-boot and (obsolete XP)-Ubuntu dual boot on my laptop - Willem (@wim66) ☠
Windows 7, Vista, and OS X :) - Spencer
Ubuntu, CentOS, Windows XP, Mac OSX - Jay Cuthrell
winXP sp3 - Orçun the Nucro
WinXP SP3 & Ubuntu 9.04 - Ricardo Vidal
One Ubuntu 9.04 32-bit, one Vista Enterprise SP1 64-bit - Andy Kruger
Running Mac OS X 10.5.6 on a 2004 PowerBook 12" G4 - Have 10.5.6 on a Mac Mini, and MacBook as well - Pilgrim Five
OS X 10.5.6 on my Mac Pro. OS X 10.6 on my MacBook. VMware ESX 3.5 with multiple VMs running Windows Server 2008 R2 RC, Windows 7 RC, FreeBSD 6.2 & 7.0 and FreeNAS 0.69. FreeBSD 7.2 on my colocation server. - Peter Kruit
Arch Linux at this precise moment. - Michael McKean
Windows 7 RC - Haggis (Sean Loyless)
OS X 10.5.6 and Windows 7 - Gunny doesn't side-hug™
Windows XP (tweaked), due to some restrictions. Otherwise definitely Windows 7!! - Praveen Vasudev
WinXP - Angga Satria
Mac OS X 10.4 - Brian Hendrickson
Ubuntu - Bruce Lewis
Windows 7 - Alan Le
Mac OS X.something. 5? The latest one anyway. - Deborah Fitchett
Not sure how this could be remotely useful. Windows 7 with a Windows 2003 server VPC open - Paul Whitaker
Windows Vista. - Daniel Rowley
Windows Vista Ultimate 64 bit. - Faraz Mullick
Windows 7, Vista OEM, Kubuntu, and some other Linux Distros!! ;P - Paul from twhirl
osx - Leo
ubuntu 9.04 and Vista - Bluesun 2600
XP SP2 (But I've got the windows7 iso downloaded, just need some time to install it - Glenn Slaven
XP primarily, but also a Mac Mini for studio work and dual-boot LInux on the XP machine - Rahsheen ™, Coach Rah
OSX - Naor Mark
Windows XP - Anton
Now @work-Vista. At home-Vista, XP, Ubuntu, OS X. - Jack (a.k.a. Jeber)
both laptop and desktop: windows XP - ohke
Work = XP, home = Vista64 running VMWare server, running CentOS, and another system running Windows 7 - kevin
home: XP work: XP and OSX - browneyes
iPhone 2.2.1 - Phil Maxwell
Windows 7, but I boot Ubuntu off my jump drive. - Mike Vierow
iPhone 2.2.1 - David Owens
Main box is OSX, laptop is Ubuntu Linux. - Neal Jansons
Primary OS: OSX 10.4.11. Secondary OS: WinXP SP3 (in a Parallels 4 VM) - Thunderwing from Nambu
Mac OS X 10.5.6 & XP - Jeffrey Marsh
Windows Vista and Windows Mobile 6.1 - David Cook
Let's see..computer #1; Windows Vista , Computer #2; Custom Windows Vista , Computer #3; Windows XP, Computer #4; Mac...something or other. I never use the Mac. - Candace
Tiger. I think XP at work ... not sure. - Laura Norvig
مک ۱۰.۵.۶ - مهدی یحیی
Wow, a lot of XP people! My advice: upgrade to 7 ASAP - Kirill Petrovsky
Windows 7 RC - Tony, Paradox of FF
win7 - getalifejerk
Windows XP - Andrew Kharook
all 14-15 ubuntu except for 1 lone vista - John Serra
TO many win xp users :) Though does virtualized o's count? :) Primarily Jaunty 9.04 but also have a previous windows server 2003 setup. @donor why upgrade to windows 7 at all look at the open source possibilities :) - Ray Marr aka Knatchwa
Suse Linux - Pierre Lindenbaum
Ubuntu 9.04, work and home. - Neil Saunders
Linux (netbook, desktop and laptop computers) - Я.Не я
win xp mce sp3. my other pc with linux on it is on leave atm - Amber, Random Time Lord
Ubuntu 9.04 - both on desktop and on netbook. - Hanna Wiszniewska
Leopard, Windows 7, and Ubuntu 9.04 - Brandon Titus
OS X - Steve Sill
osX & windows7 - Necdet (nec) Terkes
@Alp: Windows Xp but planed to move to ubunto - Mostafa Lameei
OS X. Windows Vista, 7 and Fedora on it with VMware Fusion - hiro
OS X - Mona Nomura
Windows XP - Justin Korn
WinXP at work, OS X at home - Philip Lei
OS X and XP through VM - Dobromir Hadzhiev
xp,ubuntu - junrxu
xp and ubuntu - Cristian
Ubuntu Linux of course : > - Adval
Windows Vista - Kristian Salonen
EEEPC 900 Pardus, Toshiba A210-19D Win 7(vista upgrade), Desktop PC Win XP - Hamza Şamlıoğlu @TEAkolik
Windows Vista, but with many RDP sessions to Windows 2008 servers where I do most of my work. - Pete Gilbert
OSX 10.5.6, Win7 and iPhone OS(X) 3.0. - Thomas Bøhm
OSX 10.5.6 on 5 machines and I think we still have an Amiga 500 in the loft. Oh and an Acorn Electron. But we don't use those last two. Much. There are also a couple of XP machines gathering dust in the garage. - Gilbert Harding
Windows 7 as of today. :-) - Kol Tregaskes
In this order: Osx86, Ubuntu, Win7, Vista - Neill Adamson
Mac OS X, Ubuntu 9.04, Kubuntu & Windows XP. Windows 7 is waiting to setup. :) - doruk tokçabalaban from Posty
Mac OS X (Leopard) - Paul Jacobson
Windows 7 - Kris
Xp Tablet Pc Edition with my Tablet Pc & Vista with my Office PC - Can Eğridere "Jegraphy"
Win XP and have just installed Ubuntu 9.04 in dual boot through wubi, but am not using it much. - TobiasVerhoog.com
Ubuntu linux with Gnome. - Marco Bonomo <radel>
Vista, Ubuntu, FreeBSD - J. Abdul-Qahhar
XP at work, Ubuntu 9.04 at home - Warren Butler
W7 RC, XP SP3, many flavors of linux. screw the mac os. I'm moving away from MacOS for coding/development. HATE DRM'd HW too. I will NOT be buying another product from Apple for a LONG LONG time I think. - Brian Daniel Eisenberg
Ubuntu 9.04 at work, Arch Linux at home, Windows XP on both laptops. Planning on upgrading to Win7 on the 'tops. - Daniel Bruce
windows vista - Seltoon
windows XP & ubuntu linux - yagami
Ubuntu and very rarely Vista - Jim Braux-Zin
Os X 10.5.6 - Ingriddina⁂
vista - but how is this for research purposes? what are the research questions? What are the null hypotheses? - LPH™ and his dog P™
I have one PC with Win XP and Linux for home. One Macbook with Leopard for work... - Erica - Mystiria
Apple MacOS X 10.5 & MS WinXP Pro SP2 - Mackley ॐ
Primarily OS X (10.5) and Win XP SP3, but also have ubuntu & Win 7 installed via Parallels - Robert DeBord
at work and on my netbook linux. on my desktop i have vista business 64 (needed for some school tasks) - Andrei Savu
OS X Leopard and Win 7 - Al Degutis
cat /etc/issue Ubuntu 9.04 - Ahmed Mubbashir Khan
Mac OS 10.5. XP at work. - Rowan Evenstar
windows xp - Nilesh
ubuntu 9.04 - Engin Yazılan
Windows 7 RC, virtualised ubuntu 9.04 - Andy
OS X 10.5.6 - Mitchell Tsai
Windows 7 - F. Batuhan Icoz
win xp 64, ubuntu 9.04 - Chris Hofmann
OSX 10.5.6, Vista, XP, & RedHat 4 WS - clarke thomas
XP at work, and Ubuntu on my own machine - embee
OS X Leopard, Arch Linux, Ubuntu (range from gutsy to jaunty), XP, Vista, Windows 7 - yes I have way too many computers :) - timepilot
linux, its a swiss knife for programming issues - Hüseyin Oğuz ALBAYRAK
At home, Vista laptop + Gentoo server - James Myatt
XP, but I miss Win98SE. Loved it. Would like to explore Linux. btw, I have an old Mac that works if anyone's a collector. Pay UPS (or whatever you choose) shipping and it's yours. DM me or email me @ infolode.com@gmail.com Keyboard, mouse, unit all there and working last time I booted it up. - Molly
OS X, Ubuntu - Jan Erik Moström
Windows Vista, Ubuntu, and OS X - nfan12
Mac OS X 10.5.6 & Windows XP - Tommaso
XP at work. Mac OS X at home. - Rutger Blom
XP - stark
OS X, but have XP loaded for Quicken - Kelly W.
OS X on my Laptop, dual booting XP, Ubuntu Linux on my server, Android on my phone. :D - Evan Travers
was quad booting osX 10.5.3, win vista, slackware linux, and backtrak3. and I just wiped and installed windows 7. and in a few months I will reinstall Slackware. - Charles Rice
Jaunty Jackalope Ubuntu 9.04 with customized staff desktop menu (on work's laptop) - home still running Ubuntu but not Jaunty think it's still on 8 something - Mlibrarianus
ubuntu(laptop) + opensuse(for office) + leopard(mini) + xp(ie) - dogan kaya berktas
Windows XP, Ubuntu 9, MacOS 10.5 - Anand Sharma
Home - Win Vista/Ubuntu (laptop) Win XP/Win 7 (desktop) Work - Win XP, Server 2003, - Charles Dick
Windows Vista 32 and 64-bit SP2 (I have TechNet), Windows XP Pro 32-bit, Ubuntu 9.0.4 64-bit, OS X 10.5.6. Oh and Windows Home Server PP2. Need to check out Fedora 11 Preview. :) Forgot to add Windows 7 64-bit (on a laptop). - Dr. Apps from twhirl
Ubuntu. I can't stand windows. - Josef Davies-Coates
Ubuntu too (Jaunty) - howard shippin
windows, pardus - Gizem B
Windows 7 RC Turkish - Adnan Taşkıran
OS X 10.5.6 - david medina
W2K - Windows 2000 pro. It does all I need. Next will be some *nix + virtual machines. - Markus Merz
Windows XP (upgraded from Windows Vista) - Brian Massey
OS X Leopard with virtualized XP, plus a Vista box. - Eric P
XP home and work - Could someone (Alp?) please turn this into a graph/chart of some form - would be really interesting to see this given the data in thus far. - Graham Steel
windows vista - Tahmina Ghani
OS X no windows in site - Bill Pennington from twhirl
ubuntu 9.04 and vista dual boot - Gaurav Bansode
OS X Leopard. It's the only way to fly. ;) - Meryn Stol
Windows. I want to use Linux but not without a dedicated hard drive for it. I am not ever installing a boot loader on my primary hard disk's MBR again. - Zed Darkman
XP and OSX Leopard, both home and work - Sean O'Brien
Kubuntu 9.04 - Grant Bierman
XP, Vista and OSX - Nicholas James
OSX (mainly), Linux (various distros) - John Collis
vista home basic, vista home premium, gentoo linux, ubuntu, OSX - guruvan (Rob Nelson)
Win7 and XP. Still some of my OLD stuff won't run on 7. - David Slater
Mac OS - Kevin Pedraja
We collected really good data. I hope we can collect more and then I will share results with you. - Alp
I hope you share the results.. that's a very ambiguous survey. :P - Michael McKean
apple osx - cysko
Leopard - Vincent van Wylick
Will you also publish the results on your blog or so? - Vincent van Wylick
Right now, Android (linux-based). Once I get home, Ubuntu (9.04). At work, OSX 10.5 & Ubuntu. - Andrew Perry
windows 7 - Ahmet Ercan
Easy Peasy 1.1, a customized Ubuntu with the netbook-remix interface - Andrew Currie
Work - XP, Home - OSX Leopard or XP (on my wife's netbook) - mark
right now vista or 7 ... but mostly osx - Julian Lukács
Now, Ubuntu 9.04 - Krishnamoorthy
7RC...rather impressed - Kevin Pruett
Thanks :) - Alp
desktop: ubuntu & server:centOS - Murat Küçükosman
XP and ubuntu - ümid urmuli
Xp and Windows 7 - Roberto Bonini
xp and symbian os - Orçun the Nucro
DEBIAN! - k00pa
Vista and WMobile 6.0 - Kaan Şengül
mac - sean808080
Home PC #1- Win 7, Home PC #2 - Ubuntu, home server - Debian, corporate notebook - WinXP. - Один дяденька
Pardus 2009 - F. Batuhan Icoz
Interesting that this comes up to the top again. Now I'm using OS X 10.5.7, funtoo (instead of gentoo), Ubuntu, Win7(rc), and the Vista that will not die. and about to try OSx86. :) - guruvan (Rob Nelson)
xp and win7 - Muhammet K. (oceangray)
Mainly Fedora. Sometimes Ubuntu. - Hassan Ibraheem
OS X Leopard - Nick Humphries
windows xp, i'm ...use to it... - Dragos Danescu
fistaa - KURTAY
ubuntu n' also Xp - Emre 'lowrider' Savaş
fedora 11 and windows xp modified - Ahmet Soyata
You should have made a poll. :P - Logan Lindquist from twhirl
OSX on daily basis with some ubuntu on occaison - Logan Lindquist from twhirl
z/OS @work, Windows XP @home - Semra Arslan
windows 7 - Ata İsmet Özçelik
Windows 7, too. - Alp
leopard @ home, Xp @ work - Andrea from twhirl
Mac OS X - Ronald Hahm
windows 7RC most of the time,xp when my kid play games :D - misca mihaela
Linux Mint Gloria most of the time at home. Windows Vista Business 64-bit at work. - Curtiss Grymala
MacOSX 10.5.7 - Kirk Fontaine
Mac OS X 10.5.7 - Adnan Uludağ
Mac OS X 10.5.8 - Parvez Halim
Ubuntu Linux on my personal laptop, work desktop, home server, and my VPS. I'm running Debian Linux on the many thousand servers I help manage at work. - Travis B. Hartwell
Windows 7 - Eric @ CSTechcast.com
Slackware -current on my main machine, and Slackware 12.2 on my printserver. - i80and
Still on XP Pro SP3, I love it's - Cobatra ♘
OS X Leopard on MacBook Pro and Ubuntu 9.04 on HP Mini netbook - Travis Smith
Xubuntu and XP dualbooted on laptop. Xubuntu on 2 other desktops. Vista on another desktop and a laptop. ChromeOS, DSL, and Crunchbang on USB. - Itachi
Christopher Harley
VOTE NOW: Slurpee or Icee?
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Slurpee. No question about it. - Joey Gibson
Definitely Slurpee. - Flora
100% syrup slushy FTW! - Alex Scoble
Slush puppy. - Jeremy Brooks
slurpee - Imabug
SLURPEE!!! - Justin Korn
Yeah, Jeremy! Slush Puppy is fun in a cup! - Fa La La La Lindsay
I mix 'em - best of both worlds. :) - Mona Nomura
Squishee! - Jennifer Dittrich
SLURPEE, not even a question! - Josh Haley
slurpee - anna sauce
Icee, definitely. - Admiral Anika
Icee! - Nurse Katie
Slurpee - Morgan Haley
Slurpee - David Cook
Coke icee - Brandy Lea
There's a difference? - Jess
I'm glad that Jess opened that up for Mark. - Christopher Harley
Icee, since they always seemed to be consistent. Slurpee strength varied from store - store. - Peter Ghosh
Slush Puppy! - Tyson Key
Slush Puppy! - Vicky
I haven't had a Slurpee in over 20 years, so I'll have to vote Icee cuz I can go get one in less than 5 minutes. - Haggis (Sean Loyless)
Slushy! - Michael Forian
Icee...Coke style! - JA Castillo
A slushy one for me. :-) - Kol Tregaskes
Oh definitely Icee. - Trish R
Icee - jamar78
I honestly can't tell the difference. I'll say Slurpee since 7-11 is closer than Quik Stop - Rodfather
Can I vote Slush Puppie? - Shawn Farner
slurpee (duh) - Jennifer Van Grove
Icee, and now I want one! - Michael Fidler from twhirl
slurpee - Mattie Kenny
Snuggie!!! - B. Hatin
Blue Icee ... but I call them Squishies. - ::Kristen::
What about slush puppies? You can add your own syrup and make your own flavours! - Kendra <3 Three Lions
Definitely Slurpee. - Rochelle
Slurpee - Shevonne
My husband says neither, slushpuppies! :) - Danielle Closs
Icee. - Louis Gray
Does Squishee count? - Jeff P. Henderson
Raspberry slurpee. - laurel
Anyone ready to choose again? - Christopher Harley
Ask the folks out in the Seattle area! - Jordan Hofker
Why? We have them beat by 8 degrees! It's still 103 in Portland. - Christopher Harley
Icee!!! - (jeff)isageek
Slurpee!!! - Christopher Harley
I've only had a slurpee and it's been years. Where to you find Icee's? - BEX
They were hard to find before but now BK has them. - Christopher Harley
Slurpee (as if this were even a real question!) - Brett Kelly from iPhone
Yes! - James (!?)
Slurpee - Herb Hernandez
neither...eegee's..... - dafire
Icee!!! - Christopher Harley from iPhone
7-11 is closer than Quik Stop. Slurpee :) - Rodfather
ICEE! - Nathan Chase
+1 Rodfather - Nicholas Kreidberg
Slurpee is the king. - Joey Gibson
slurpee - Imabug
Icee!!! - Christopher Harley from iPhone
icee! - Anna Lynn M.
Slurpee!!! - Christopher Harley from iPhone
The last Icee I had kicked the last Slurpee I had's ass. - Derrick
Zach Landes
Toilet and sink...in ONE
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whoa i am so not comfortable with this - Cardeen Martinez
So economical! - Zach Landes
Wait, ... What? - Brent - Loving Life
Just think, you can wash your hands BEFORE YOU FLUSH - Zach Landes
lol Zach. - Sarah Peterman
I guess if nothing else you can sit while you wash up. - Brent - Loving Life
That is actually a very practical idea, especially for re using waste water for the flush. - Kevin J Hatton
Good point, Kevin. - Zach Landes
It would save bathroom space, too. - John (a.k.a. dendroica)
who would be the first to pee in the sink? - Valley
Clearly you, Valley. - Zach Landes
It might work better as a sink/urinal combo. Or not. While the specific application may be awkward, I like the idea that folks are starting to think like this. - Bob Young
Yeah, what GENiE said. Maybe if the sink was turned 90 degrees? - Andrew C
Czar
Microwave #FAIL
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Lol :-) - Sarah Peterman
oops what happened? - Kevin J Hatton
Kol Tregaskes
Happy BDay! - BEX
Thanks! - Tyson Key
Happy BDay Tyson! - vijay
Bumping this for this morning. :-) - Kol Tregaskes
Happy B'day! - Simon Wicks
Happy Birthday, Tyson! - Emma
Bump! Thanks for the birthday wishes so far! - Tyson Key
Happy Birthday :) - Siavash
So, Tyson, make us all feel old, how old are you today? :-) - Kol Tregaskes
HAPPY BIRTHDAY! - Shevonne
Happy belated birthday Tyson =) - FFing Enigma (aka Tina)
@Kol - I'm 18 today. Seeing as it's my FFirst Birthday, I'm probably just 1 in FriendFeed Years, though. ;) - Tyson Key
18! Only 14 years younger then me then. ;-) - Kol Tregaskes
Happy 18th, Tyson. - Jimminy Fuller
Happy Birthday, Tyson! - Anne Bouey
18 Gosh, I remember when I was that young, sometime in the last century before there was an intertube thing . . . Happy Birthday from all the way over here Tyson -{ - Chris Loft
Happy Birthday! - David Cook
Happy bday! - Merry Xmas FFeeders - AJ
Happy Birthday! - Sarah Peterman
happy birthday - Zee.
Happy Birthday, Tyson! - Micah Wittman
Happiest of b-days to you, young man! - Derrick
Happppppyyyyyy Birthday! :D !!! - Sasha Kovaliov(.com)
Happy Birthday! - Michael Fidler
Happy Birthday Day. :) - Eric Logan
HBD!! - Kevin Johnson from iPhone
Happy birthday! - Mitchell Tsai
happpyyy birthdayyyyy! - Thomas Hawk
Happy Birthday Tyson!! - Rachel Lea Fox
Steven Perez
Got let go from the copper mines today. :-(
July 9 from IM - Comment - Share
Uh-oh. Sorry. - ‘-.-’ Tutivillus Grift
Oh, no! So sorry, Steven. :( - Laura B.
:( so sorry, Steven. - holly
Aw man. Sorry to hear that, man. - Derrick from iPhone
What?!? Lame, dude. Sorry to hear it - Bren -- feeling merry from iPhone
Aww crap. Really sorry to hear Steven. Stay strong and positive. - Brian Daniel Eisenberg
Oh damn. So sorry to hear that. Does this increase the time schedule for the move to Texas? If you need any help please let me know - Haggis (Sean Loyless)
Sorry to hear it, Steven. - Derek Coward
Nooo!!!!!!!! I'm sorry. At least we still have cilantro. - @CrystalinaB
Was the reason because you are so good looking it was a distraction? - @CrystalinaB
Sorry to hear that mate :(. Onwards and upwards, I hope you find something soon - Mo Kargas
The timing could have been better. Still set to move to Texas by September, but I'll have to find something temporary until then. - Steven Perez from IM
That sucks! Very lame... I'm sorry Steven. I hope you can find something quickly. - Jim Addz No Value
Sucks, sorry to hear Steven. :-( - ronin from iPhone
Sorry to hear that Steven. That's crap. :-( - Sarah Peterman
Boo! - Alix Whitmire
Yeah, I always figured that I would get canned for excessive internet use. Imagine my surprise when their draconian attendance policy came back and bit me in the ass. Guess I should have gotten sick on their schedule. - Steven Perez
wtf??? So sorry! Did you see it coming? - BEX
We're sending the good vibes your way - Jorge Escobar
Did you ask them to just wait a couple of months? Do they hate you? Damn, that sucks. - Josh Haley
Comcast is hiring! - Mike Nayyar
Boo. That sucks, Steven. So sorry. :( - Jandy, ConcertMaven of FF
Sorry man. Sending positive thoughts! - Rene Wirtz
Thanks for the kind words, all. Truth be told, I'm kinda glad I'm done with that job. Now I can concentrate on the future. - Steven Perez from IM
I wish you quick success in finding the next thing. - MiniMage TKDteacher of FF
Everyone, warm fuzzies! - @CrystalinaB
:-( Oh no! So sorry Steven. Just think, now you can spend all your time monetizing the Random Time Lords! PROFIT! - Jason Huebel
Oh, and liked to show moral support. - Jason Huebel
Ooo that doth sucketh. Sending good vibes, my friend. - MVB (Grinch of FF)
stinks! - MikeAmundsen
Rats. :( - cecily
:( - Alfredo
Sorry to hear that Steven - Alfredo
I'm sorry :( - BeeLing
Sorry to hear that, Steven. You'll persevere. - Peter Ghosh
I'm so sorry, Steven. :-( I know your future is a bright one, like you are. - Ladybug Heather
Sorry, I hope new opportunities arrive as a result :( - Eric Logan
So sorry to hear that, Steven. :( - David Cook from fftogo
What a bummer! But I like your positive thinking, concentrating on the future and whatnot. - Jenny R.
Sorry Steven. May the fleas of a thousand camels infest their armpits. - Gunny doesn't side-hug™
sorry mr perez, :( - chaz2b
I'm sorry, Steven. - DO ANYBODY NO MONIQUE
Very sorry to hear this, Steven. Here's hoping the silver lining makes its appearance quickly! - vicster is...
I'm sorry, Steven. I hope you're able to find something to hold you over until your move. - joey
:( that stinks. sorry to hear it, Steven. - pea
That just isn't nice at all. Totally Sucks. - Brent - Loving Life
Oh, no...sorry to hear this. - Anne Bouey
Oh man, that sucks! Sorry to hear that! :-( - Live4Emma (L4S) from iPod
Oh dear, Steven, I'm sorry. *hugs* - Molly, "sorry"
Damn You Steven Perez's Former Bosses! - Bastard Operator From FF
OMG. So sorry. >:O - rowlikeagirl
Oh holy crap how did I miss this?!? Steven, I'm so sorry dude =( DM me if there's anything I can do, OK? - FFing Enigma (aka Tina)
you´ll make it anyway! best wishes ☼ - esther ♥ ♫
Oh no! *hug* - Sparky
Tina, I missed it too. Steven, good luck in finding something temporary to tide you over until September. - John E. Bredehoft
Hope you find the temporary gig quickly. So sorry, Steven. - Yolanda from iPhone
sorry to hear that man. - Parvez Halim
are the salt mines still hiring? sorry to hear about your bad luck.... - Morgan Haley
Sorry to hear this, Steven. :( - Mathew A. Koeneker
Sorry to hear. How are you doing? - Mitchell Tsai
Damn. I'm sorry. - Lis Miller
sorry man... - Tony C
Dang, I missed this. Sorry to hear that Steven. - Michael R. Bernstein
Johnny Worthington
How many people have actually used a typewriter? What is the average 'cut off age'?
July 8 from IM - Comment - Share
I used one until university. so, cut-off was, what, mid 80's? - MVB (Grinch of FF)
i used one very frequently until sometime in 1994. - Joe Silence
I've used one, many many years ago. Probably late 80s - Glenn Slaven
I used a typewriter once when I was fairly young, around the beginning of the nineties. We had a "modern" one and I was curious to see it in action. I made a typo in the first word. - Jon, the Chilled Beartato from Android
You will probably still find them in use today in a lot of law firms. - Alex Scoble
My dad had one when I was little, and I managed to type a paper or two on it. Nothing major. - Carlton Hackett
typewriters are still used as backups in case our 486 pc's die at the firehall .. - johnpiercy
I used one in elementary and Jr high. Some in a work training job that I had with OC County in Jr High. - Uncle CW™
my first two were manuals, my last one was an electric Smith Corona from the early 1970s. the only reason i stopped using it in 1994 was becos a cousin of mine walked off with it one day. - Joe Silence
We had a typewriter at home until the early 1990s. I used to type opening paragraphs to the Tolkien-rip off fantasy novel that I never finished on it. My dad may actually still use one in his office on a daily basis even though he has a computer and a printer, too. - Victor Ganata
We had one of those big green IBM ones that I use to type my assignments out on until about the 90s. Just strange that my nephews (8 and 5) have never, ever seen one or used it. - Johnny Worthington from IM
I remember using my dad's when I was six or seven (mid-1980s). And when I worked at a bank, we used one to type up a few forms that had carbon copies in them. - Jandy, ConcertMaven of FF
I love typewriters. - Mona Nomura
Probably early 90's in typing class - Rodfather
I took a typing class over the summer in '92. That's the first and last time I used a typewriter for any length of time. I took a typing test on a typewriter when I interviewed for a temp agency in late '94. I think that was the last time I ever touched one. - Fa La La La Lindsay
Very early 90's - Mo Kargas
I've used one before. but yea. early 90s - John Wang
I used a typewriter in the late-80s / early-90s. Parents thought my bro and I (hunt-and-poke typists) would best learn to type and that was in the days of typing class. Even though we needed to learn typing such that we'd type on the computer better. - Wirehead
I did, I'm 27. - Joshua Schnell
My Dad used to type up his tests for his students back in the mid-80's. I used his typewriter a couple of times to type up papers before we got our first computer around 88 or so. I'm 32 now. - Give 'Em DBizness
When we donated dad's library we also included his beloved Selectric. They sent it back... - MVB (Grinch of FF)
I used one until I got decent word processor software for my C-64, around 1989. My sister actually took a word processor to college her first year; second year, it was a PC. - Ladybug Heather
I took typing in 1989. Never used one again after the class, because I took computers the following semester - Matthew DeVries
I learned to type well before computers. - Janet
I had one when I was kid, early to mid 90's. - Sarah Peterman
I've used one. I'm 22. My dad had some old manual ones. - Aaron Hood from BuddyFeed
32 here as well. Used one to write up book reports. - Arlan Koizumi
I worked at a tiny 50 watt AM radio station in high school, and we used typewriters. I am 33. - Michelle Martinez
I'm 28 and I used one quite often as a kid. - Joe Pierce
High school typing class -- 1988 - Christopher A Carr
High school typing classes: 1960-63 Best thing I ever did (though I hated it then). I can fly round the keyboard, touch-typing too. Cut-off when I got my first Mac (1984). - Kate Foy
I'm 24 and I remember using one a lot as a kid... I don't even think I used it to type schoolwork, I just liked typing random stuff on it for fun. Also, when I worked at an elementary school in 2004/2005, we had a word processor in the office that we used frequently. - Penguin It's Cold Outside
I was using one at work in the early 90s. Maybe '92 at the latest. - CAJ, somewhere else
I've played with one before but never actually used it for anything. - Andrew Trinh from IM
The interesting bit is when you try going back to a typewriter from a computer. Messes with your head! - Kate Foy
Used one and I am 43, but never gone back to try and use one since moved to the computer. - Lyndon Washington
I'm 43 too and learned on one. Used them half way through college, and then they made us start using WordStar word processor. Dot commands, FTW?! - Rick Cogley
When I started working at Social Services in 1997 we used ballpoint pens and carbon paper. - m9m, Crone of FriendFeed
I used one until 1995. Only used one once since then. - John (a.k.a. dendroica)
I kind of want an old skool mechanical typewriter (Although I have no place to put it) so I can preserve the antiquity as long as possible. - Wirehead
Although, I think I want a proportional spaced typewriter most of all. - Wirehead
I have one in my bedroom. Though, it's for fun. All of my work was always done on a computer. The typewriter was for zines or creative projects. I like the click click click. - joey
Used one regularly until I was 23 or so. I used one infrequently at my last job, some grants are required to be typed but people don't supply e-copies. Madness. - pea
I used one when I was at college. I was a "secretary" for the undergrad music department. It was a workstudy - jamar78
I used one as a kid, maybe 3 or 4. It was cool, but huge and not as cool as Nintendo. - Mike Nayyar
Took typing class first year of high school and used one sporadically in the 60's. Not since though. - Brian Sullivan
I used one up until 1987 or so when I got a computer with a printer. My mom had an IBM Selectric that she was quite proud of. - Joey Gibson
1990. My mother had one never used one since. - M F
I used one in the mid-90's, didn't get far with it. I'm almost 20. - Jimminy Fuller
I certainly have! And I'm only 25! - Amy℠
Many times. I'm 27. - Bec Rowe @d0tski
< used. 25 - mjc
I still use one occasionally at my parent's office when they want me to type an envelope up or something. - ronin
I used one a LOT in the 80's. I just used one two weeks ago as well. It felt very quaint. - Jeremy Brooks
I took typing 101 in 1969, then took one to USC until 1973. - Russellreno
I just almost had an argument with my husband over his wanting to give away my old Brother typewriter........just seems wrong not to have one in the house. You know, for ransom notes and stuff. - suzanne
yep, learned how to type on a typewriter in the early 80s - Herb Hernandez from iPhone
I grew up with typewriters (and was hit by lighting while typing on one in my parent's basement). When I started college in 1982, there was only one computer among 40 students in my dorm. By my senior year 1985-86, there were 0.75-1.00 computers/student (helped by the Lisa/Mac release in 1984). In the 1990s at UCLA, we used typewriters occasionally to type on forms, but I left UCLA in 2000 and haven't used a typewriter in about 9 years. - Mitchell Tsai
I took typing in high school (82-85) and I owned a typewriter while I was in college. I didn't use it much because we got Macs at my college in 85-86. I think that typewriter is still at my parents' house. - ha3rvey (Ho)^3
One of my friends, Adrienne Su, http://users.dickinson.edu/~sua (now Poet-In-Residence at Dickinson College) went with me to the Harvard Bookstore browsing. I heard a strange music coming from the typewriter area. Adrienne was typing soooo fast and so musically - just dreamy. I've never heard anyone type like that since. - Mitchell Tsai
I learned to type on one in like 1990. - Brett Kelly from iPhone
Many friends typed papers in college for extra money. My roommate Howard Pollack was typing in the dark one day (on a manual typewriter), when the four of us turned on the lights to se what Howard was typing. He had been typing a transcript of our conversation (script-writing style) in real-time! Me, I never took typing in high school...ended up being a 40 wpm hunt & pecker... - Mitchell Tsai
I used my mothers as a kid, but I actually bought one for my first wife when she graduated college. - Ian May
Did in my high school typing classes, but not after that. I'm 32 - Haggis (Sean Loyless)
I learned to touch type on mechanical typewriters in 1986 at school (no Australia is not a third world country!). Electric typewriters were introduced in 1987. But I have never used a typwriter at work since then. - Matt G
Used one right up until the end of high school. - Steven Perez
I played with my grandparent's when I was a kid, but I had computers most of my life. - Neal Jansons
Typing class, high school. Electric, but an actual typewriter. Yes. - Micah Wittman
Early 80s - maybe 1982 or 83-ish? We actually had our first office PC hooked up to a typewriter as the printer because the typewriter type looked better than the dot-matrix type. Naturally, once I met the Mac in 1987, I never went back. - MaryB, BrandingBroadOfFF
I used my grandparents' one when I was about 8, so 1993. - Mitch
In the 90s, we dug out the old Olivetti and set it up for our daughter as a toy. She's now 19 and thinks of her MBP pretty much as a body part. - MaryB, BrandingBroadOfFF
I actually used to own one and used it in college, until I bought an Osborne computer and Epson RX80 dot matrix printer my senior year. I think I gave my typewriter to my younger sister when she was in college. For some reason I never asked for it back ;-) - Jeff P. Henderson
I used to sell them when I worked at Staples. I worked there until 2005ish and still sold them. I used one as a kid too. I'm 31 - Ⓐ ☠ slayerboy ☠ Ⓐ
I have a '40s-vintage Royal sitting on display in my living room, and I type letters on it from time to time just for the fun of it. It works beautifully, and I find the mechanical feel and sound very satisfying. But then, I'm a bit odd. - Bren -- feeling merry
I got a C in typing class in middle school. (35) - Brian Daniel Eisenberg
I have. (32) - Louis Gray
I first learned in high school about office machines and one in particular was the wondrous typewriter, I have not used one in awhile but at the very least I do remember. And really sometimes a simple typewriter can be a great thing, so I have used it but I don't make it a point to use it regularly. - Rem-Sleep w Ray
I actually did my college thesis on a typewriter (all 120 pages of it) - that experience was what drove me into computers - never looked back since then. - ian kennedy
I owned a manual typewriter and learned to touch type on it in 7th grade in 1982. My mom may still have it and I don't remember much about it, but I can picture it in my head. It's really fuzzy though, like my memories of Shell Beach, can't put my finger on it... - Adrian
I learnt to type on a typewriter way back in '67 - one of the best things I ever learnt - srsly - I'm still really young -] - Chris Loft
I did a typing course at school. The famous Scheidegger typing course. I was 12 or 13 in those days. So that was around '76/'77. It's probably the best thing I learned at school, because I'm still enjoying what I've learned then. - Ton Zijp
I used to use a typewriter, and I'm 24. - Will Higgins™
Some involved in air traffic in the 90s still used typewriters. - Bernie Goldbach
I have, in the 90's I am 31. Also, I believe the high school office where my mother works still has a couple that they use for adding names to certificates and the like. I will double check this with her tomorrow. - Rachel Lea Fox
I learned how to type on a manual typewriter, but haven't used one since maybe 1986. - Bonnie Foster
i'm 23, used one briefly when growing up not because we didnt have a computer (had some P1 box and a Mac Centris) but because i liked the cool mechanical sounds it made. ;-) - Paul Stamatiou
What's a typewriter? ;-P - Jeff P. Henderson
We were taught to use a typewriter at school - that was actually the only time we ever used a typewriter, for most of us, since computers were already taking over (except perhaps for form filling). We had the typewriter class and a computer class the same year, and the typewriter class did not even help for computer typing because it was on the horrible french key-layout whereas our computers had swiss keyboards - Joelle Nebbe (iphigenie)
I have. 29 years old now. Last time was probably 2 years ago to label envelopes (I think printers remain bad at this). - Sajida H Khan
I used one many Moons ago but only because my parents had an old one at home. - Kol Tregaskes
I had, I'm 26. It was my mother's, she used it at school. But I remember her using it at work in the late 80's too. - albameccanica - Arianna
I had to type the personal info on my college applications (in 1996) but I got my Mom to help because I was afraid I wouldn't line things up correctly. - Shannon Jiménez
I did, back in the 80's as well. - David Cook
I learned to type using a typewriter during high school (mid 90's). - Kevykev
I saw one once & think i tried it, but it was like 15 years ago or so - immaterial
Yes, up until 1994, I think, I often helped my father type academic papers on our typewriter. I didn't have a computer of my own until early 1996, I believe. Used campus labs from fall of 1995 until about February. - Scott of Two Countries
I used one up until about 1988. It was an IBM Selectric. - DGentry
I'm 23 - I have seen them, but never used for anything. - Rich
I'm 36 and used one. We were tought type writing at school, but that ended in the mid 80's when the school got computers and we had to learn Basic - Martin Liechti from fftogo
i used one in jr high and part of high school in the early 80s before i saved up enough to get a printer for my apple ][e - Imabug
used one till late 90's. I found it kind of cool for "creative writing"... :)) - diego morelli
Wow.. I actually used one in junior high.. I still remember the smell of burning oil! Gee.. that was in the early 80's I think? - Sean
I'm 26 used one until HS. - Amber, Random Time Lord
I'm 41 I owned one. Used it in HS and college. - Gunny doesn't side-hug™
im 21 and own 3 typewriters - Anthony Feint
I used one in high school typing class, circa 85, that I took as an elective to better learn how to type on the computer keyboards I had for the 4 years previous. My dad used typewriters in his small business until about 89-ish when he switched over to the wordprocessing unit he had used at home for year or so prior. Actually slow for him given he had car phones when they were huge radio units, a pocket TRS-80 in the early 80s ( http://www.trs-80.com/wordpre... ), and such. - Michael W. May
i took it in high school around 1990. that was probably the last time i did - (jeff)isageek
I learned to type on one when i was 11 or so, which was in 1996. It was a very modern one, as it could store documents typed and such. I only used it for that class though. - Tom Ribbens
I'm 36, typing class in HS used electric typewriters as PC's were too expensive at the time. Had IBM "lugables" for computer class :) Teachers in school did not like the printout from dot matrix printers so even though I had a computer at home since about 1981, we still used typewriters throughout school for reports etc. - W_B_K
I learned to type before I could hold a pencil. Well, the 2-finger hunt-and-peck method of typing. I'm 38 now... I think I regularly used a typewriter for things until sometime around 1987. - Nine
i did,since i was 9 to my late teens. no computer and a writer's spirit . I'm 31 now, the typewriter belonged to my grandfather, who gave it to me before he died. It's one of my most important possessions. - Alexandre Gamela from twhirl
I taught myself to type on one, so once we got a computer I used to bash the keys really hard. We got our first pc with printer in 1986, but I still used the typewriter for letters and stuff after that til the ribbons ran dry and we couldn't buy replacements - probably around 1990 I think. - Mellissa
I used to carry around a portable electronic one in my briefcase that I'd take to high school with me every day. - Thomas Hawk
I'm 40. My mom had a typewriter, I used it once or twice just to see what it was like to type on... - Chrimmus Tad
I'm 50. Actually took typing in high school. That was mid-70's. - Norma Dennis
I'm 37 and used a typewriter in my middle school typing class. Had a computer at home too though. I feel like I'm on the cusp. - Graham English from iPhone
I have attempted to use a typewriter before. My typing career suffered a major setback when I was kicked out of the typing teachers class on the first day of school. I decided after that that taking typing would not be a good idea. - Alan Simpson
by the way check these out, this picture was taken a month ago or so: http://twitpic.com/7t485 - Alexandre Gamela
I am 30, and used to use it - Shevonne
28 and I used my dads at home for school work when I couldn't get time on the computers at school until we got a computer in 94. The typewriter even had a delete key! - alphaxion
I'll admit it ..... not the age part :) - Charlie Anzman
I've used one. Also used a word processor until 95 or so. - FFing Enigma (aka Tina)
i learnt to type on one. Used one until 2nd year uni (1991) when we got all cool with computers. - Sue
I still use the old typewriter for post cards and special mailings (USPS) found extra ribbon on ebay. - Tricia
I had one until my third year of college, in 1989 . . . then a Commodore something or other (128?) - William Harryman
I am 43 and I used one up until 1999, which was when I got my first computer. I have it stored away in the basement. Should I ever need one for filling out a form, I'll go down there and drag it upstairs. It's a big heavy machine with a built in word processor. I stocked up on print & correction cartridges awhile back, just in case they stop making/selling them. - April Russo (app103)
I'm 28, and I last used a typewriter about 4 years ago. Usually I own one, and now that you've posted this I want to go buy another. Love them! - Lo
23 but my grandma had one, probably is still around, my impressions: the loudest keyboard I've ever used - Dobromir Hadzhiev
I stopped using a typewriter completely in '85 when I got my first PC... with an extra keyboard that allowed it to double as a typewriter! LOL! - Arleen Anderson
used one at college, sometime in the late 80's haven't used one since though - unicomunica
I used one until probably 1993 - Steve C
I still have a typewriter. - Morton Fox
I did and we had a mandatory typing class Freshman year of HS. :-) - Mathew A. Koeneker
I learned to type on one. Around 1989-90. - Derrick
The last time was when I was a kid in the 70's. Then the ZX81 happened... - Andy Bold
at my grandparents. probably mid-80's or so. - SolidSmack
I still have to use a typewriter. It's a monster. IBM Wheelwriter 30 Series II - MicahBear78
I had to take typing in high school. I got a 42. On a 100 point scale. It was definitely not my sport. I'm 44, btw. - Kevin Pedraja
i have! I'm 35. I wish I still had one. - Anna Lynn M.
I have never seen a functional typewriter. I'm 22. - Garin Kilpatrick
We had the opportunity to learn how to type when we were young at school, age 11 I guess. That's how I actually learned typing! - Kris
I've used 'em, even had a junior high typing class which I did horribly at, but surprisingly learned rudimentary skills. Remember having to retype entire pages every time I made an error on a paper that was due the next day. I used to always seem to be miserably sick the nights before papers were due, and miraculously cured the next day when I turned the paper in.. I'm about 43. - motownmutt
through 92. got my first puter in 93. - Matt Soreco
I took typing in 9th grade. Glad I did too. Now can I remember margins? Not like I can in Word... - Mike Lewis
I'm 27 and I used one in elementary school for my reports - Shey, Jamaican of FF
In my senior year of college (1982-1983), I decided to write my undergraduate thesis using nroff and some macros, rather than typing the whole thing on a typewrite. - John E. Bredehoft
I had an electric typewriter when I was in college - but I didn't use it for much more than applications when I started using emacs and a dot matrix printer in 1983. - Bill Sodeman
Does a MOD-40 Teletype count? - Dan Morrill AKA Techwag
I learned to touch-type on a manual (non-electric) typewriter in junior high school in 1986. Born in 1973. - Kevin Fox
Related question: when was the last time you used a pencil sharpener? - Paola Bonomo
1st used typewritter in 1988 at highschool typing classes, actually five years after using an Apple at primary school in 1983 - Yant
Me. Played with parents' one in the '80s, used one for work right into the early 2000s (was a bank teller, had to type to make cashier's checks and money orders). - Kamilah Gill
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