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RT @julianlam: @codinghorror Sometimes, in the middle of crafting an elaborate StackOverflow question, I answer my own question. Cheers. :)
A. T., Roberto Bonini and 9000 liked this
"Rubber duck mode"
- 9000
Had that happen to me more than once. :)
- Roberto Bonini
Audrey can do #bitchlips
Just Kidée: Road Warrior, Headless Gnad Kicker, Louis Gray and 40 other people liked this
x_O
- Derrick
:D
- Kristin
Haha
- Rodfather
Ha!
- CarlC, spelling expert
Ha, but can she do #glenmode!!!
- Roberto Bonini
I made her crack up on Sunday by mimicking her facial expressions.
- Akiva
DEAD!!! .... and dead again!!
- Yolanda
DUCKFACE!
- Kyle Prime
Iraq signs deal to buy 18 F-16 warplanes | Reuters - http://www.reuters.com/article...
Roberto Bonini liked this
Oh the irony.........
- Roberto Bonini
Congrats “@Benioff: Do.com is salesforce's new app to get work done with anyone. Sign up to receive an invite. www.do.com”
I wonder how much the do.com domain cost.....
- Roberto Bonini
Don't ever, EVER, everevereverever, come by here
Zulema ❧ spicy cocoa tart, holly #ravingfangirl, Jimminy IS Everybody and 2 other people liked this
No mo, no mo, no mo?
- Jimminy IS Everybody
DO YOU UNDERSTAND THE WORDS THAT ARE COMING OUTTA MY MOUTH?
- Hookuh Tinypants
SUPA GREEN!
- Joe "Funkasaurus" Pierce
NOBODY UNDERSTANDS THAT WORDS THAT ARE COMING OUT OF YOUR MOUTH
- Roberto Bonini
African Americans Air-Brushed Out of Movie Poster | The Crusty Curmudgeon - http://thecrustycurmudgeon.com/african...
Stephen Mack #TeamMomo, Heather, Jennifer Dittrich and 2 other people liked this
"Here in the watch-dog offices of The Curmudgeon, we love to expose misleading and downright criminal advertising. For example, when a soup ad shows a vegetable soup in a bowl that appears to be packed to nearly overflowing, which then turns out to be because they put marbles in the bowl first so the vegetables would be pushed to the top. Makes a pretty, appetizing picture, but unfortunately, a crock. And it’s not a crock of soup. But the “it” it is a crock of also begins with the letter “S.” So my curiosity was peaked when I learned that Universal Pictures had airbrushed out the two black actors who appeared in the movie out of the posters which were used in Europe, whereas the American posters clearly have the black actors in them (albeit way in the back). At first, I was surprised at Europe and wondered why they would find this necessary. But it was Universal Studios who made the decision."
- Me
from Bookmarklet
Someone doesn't know what airbrushing is. It's completely different shots, with a different composition. Yes the black actors don't appear on the alternative poster, but that doesn't instantly mean they were airbrushed out; it's more like they weren't added in the first place. Alternative posters are pretty common.
- Jimminy IS Everybody
Exactly Jimminey :)
- Roberto Bonini
Jimminy - both of those shots are composited out of many different shots (the couples were shot together, but the group of all of them were not). The decision to leave them out was likely very deliberate, though not necessarily racist, if one wants to be charitable.
- Jennifer Dittrich
Uh.
- Derrick
This was written by a self-proclaimed professional writer who thinks curiosity is "peaked"; that irritates me.
- Mark H
Jennifer, that's exactly what I just said, that still doesn't warrant the use of the term airbrushing.
- Jimminy IS Everybody
Jimminy, you might be focusing on the wrong thing here...
- Andrew C (✓)
Sorry, I was quibbling with the use of the word 'shot' in what you said, if we want to be that specific. Neither photo is really a 'shot,' with all of the actors in place, or not, but many different shots composite in one picture. Airbrushing as a term is often used carelessly, as physical airbrushes are rarely used now. That notwithstanding, they still decided to deliberately leave out the black couple.
- Jennifer Dittrich
Huh, looks like FF is no longer pulling my Twitter feed... again.
Steven Perez liked this
May I suggest Advanced Tweets? (http://www.adtweets.it/) If you use it, you'll need to stop publishing FF to Twitter and turn off your Twitter imports. Other than that, it works great. :)
- c.a.j.
Actually I rarely tweet from FF to Twitter, it's usually the other way around. :) I'll give it a shot when I get home!
- Dan: Bibrarian
I'm pretty sure pushing things to Twitter actually still works, even if you use Advanced Tweets. The one thing I find annoying about Advanced Tweets is that you no longer have a link back to the original tweet (it would be nice if the "Advanced Tweets" attribution link either lead directly to the original tweet, or at least a page on AT with the link to the original tweet).
- DAMMIT, MR. NOODLE
Oh, that's right. I did forget about that limitation as well. As always, everybody uses "social" differently. Twitter for me is just a transport service.
- c.a.j.
Curt, or it could put it in the first comment.
- Jimminy IS Everybody
DAMN YOU STEVEN PEREZ
- Roberto Bonini
o_O
- Derrick
Advanced Tweets had some issues for me when I used it. It seems it would take my tweet, post it into FF...and then post back to Twitter. Despite the fact that Advanced Tweets said it wouldn't do that. So yeah.
- Mike Nayyar
Zombie Apocalypse? The Object To Your Left Is Now Your Weapon! WHAT IS IT?
Demetrios the Traveller, Lisa | #TeamMonique, chaz2b and 15 other people liked this
It looks like it's AJ Batac.
- John (bird whisperer)
My laptop.
- Yolanda
Close up - a bar-code scanner. Slightly farther away - a coin and bill machine for our printing station.
- WebGoddess
A bag of almonds
- Ha3rvey #teamMonique
cup of coffee. WINNING
- esther
Macbook Pro, office phone, my android, OOH! there's a pair of scissors in the pen cup. I WIN!!
- Zulema ❧ spicy cocoa tart
The couch? or the sweatshirt on the back of the couch?
- Heather
My water bottle and a coffee cup with mildly warm coffee in it
- Just Kidée: Road Warrior
All I've got is an otoscope with a dead battery. Things aren't looking good.
- Victor Ganata
iPhone... Uh oh. I'd have to drive several miles before I could even use it to call for help. But I could tweet my own demise.
- SAM
hacksaw
- Peter Dawson
A criminal justice textbook. :)
- Caitlin
a magic wand with a star on the end. seriously.
- Joe Silence
A 21" dell monitor.
- ωαřмaiden ❤Marrit Woman❤
Some Duplo blocks.
- Rochelle
Hmm...a roll of bumwad, an engineering scale, headphones, a rolling ruler, a stapler and assorted pens. Methinks I am screwed!
- JA Castillo
A pillow and a couple of brand-new white t-shirts......I'm screwed.
- Rahsheen?
office phone
- Jason - The Opaque
I'm not hitting a zombie with my iPad ...
- Shannon - GlassMistress
A damn throw pillow. I lose. :(
- #cryptic
pocket moleskin
- MoTO #TeamMonique
My bum left knee.
- Neal Krummell
A TRIO OF CHIHUAHUAS
- Starmama
from FFHound(roid)!
Concrete stairs or a BBQ smoker.
- Anika
I hear HP printers pack quite a punch when thrown ;)
- Roberto Bonini
Seems like not a lot of us will survive this zombie apocalypse.
- AJ Batac
USB hub
- Rodfather
my hoard
- VALZ/TEAM TRAVIS
A wall
- Joe "Funkasaurus" Pierce
A glass of wine, or a clothes-horse.
- Pete #TeamMonique
A butterfly hairband, my iPhone, a frozen Coke, the remote control, and my keys.
- Pixie
A huge ceramic owl.
- Jimminy IS Everybody
The living room door.
- Le Slip Anglais
Carrottop's brain, cut up into chunks. That shit will kill any Zombie dead
- Johnny
clowns
- VALZ/TEAM TRAVIS
*wonders if VALZ has jokers to the right*
- SAM
A metal shelf.
- Arlan K.
An orange plastic tumbler.
- LB: #TeamMonique
A Butler Stand as seen here: http://www.liveauctioneers.com/item... Thanks for alerting me to update my office furniture AJ! LOL
- Janet:#TeamMonique
The Puget Sound. Might come in handy.
- Akiva
A Pack. of Cigarettes. And a lighter!
- m9m, Crone of FriendFeed
Late evening edition: my son O.O a lamp and a glass coffee table. I'm in trouble! Oh, the picture frames on the coffee table might make a good weapon. :)
- Zulema ❧ spicy cocoa tart
from Android
A bottle of hairspray. I plan to pair up with m9m and go all Buffy-style on them.
- Hookuh Tinypants
Crap. This couch is gonna get heavy to carry around.
- c.a.j.
Now that I'm at my desktop I have more things then earlier (couch) There's a printer, a battery charger, some CDs, and a power strip. Crap, I think the couch is a better bet unless I learn to throw CDs like throwing stars.
- Heather
About 200 lbs worth of unassembled desk.
- April Russo
my camera bag... perhaps they all they need is some good PR shots.
- Michael W. May
SONIC SCREWDRIVER. NO POWER IN THE VERSE CAN STOP ME.
- Steven Perez
recycle bin
- chaz2b
A huge, hard-cover library book. (Unfortunately, it makes my brainz *more* tasty.)
- Lisa | #TeamMonique
from Android
"Hate begets hate; violence begets violence"
Private Sanjeev, Stephen Mack #TeamMomo, Dennis Jernberg and 15 other people liked this
At least they didn't put that on MLK's memorial :D
- Victor Ganata
Rudi Dekkers drops some bombshell 9/11 revelations on the tenth anniversary of the attacks « Exposing Faux Capitalism - http://fauxcapitalist.com/2011...
Ruchira S. Datta liked this
"Rudi Dekkers, the owner of Huffman Aviation, the flight school where alleged 9/11 hijackers Mohamed Atta and Marwan al-Shehhi trained at, dropped some bombshell revelations on the September 11, 2011 episode of Erskine Overnight, in speaking about his new book, Guilty by Association. He said he never saw Atta and al-Shehhi ever pray when they were at his flight school, and that the voice purported to be Atta’s from the alleged cockpit voice recorder didn’t sound at all like Atta’s to him. He also said that Atta was a mediocre student and was warned six weeks into his training that he would be kicked out unless he shaped up. Ultimately, upon graduation, Atta and al-Shehhi were only qualified to fly a small plane with a few seats, and not a Boeing 767 jumbo jet, as he and al-Shehhi are alleged to have flown so skillfully into the World Trade towers."
- Sean McBride
from Bookmarklet
The mainstream media will not utter a word of this, even though Rudi Dekkers is one of the most important and credible sources of information on Mohamed Atta.
- Sean McBride
IIRC, it was pointed out pretty much since 2001 that the hardest parts of flying are the landing and takeoff, neither of which was a factor for the 9/11 hijackers.
- Andrew C (✓)
I am inclined to put more stock in the judgment and instincts of someone who is an experienced pilot, who taught Atta how to fly, and who had direct personal interactions with Atta than in the judgment and instincts of someone who isn't an experienced pilot and who had no contact with Atta. Rudi Dekkers doesn't believe the 9/11 official story. He is just one more skeptical voice on 9/11...
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- Sean McBride
What Andrew said anyone that can drive a car can fly a plane once it's actually airborne. Skillfully would have been landing in the Hudson, safely shortly after takeoff with no engines.
- Key West
Hitting a particular building is more difficult than simply keeping an airplane in the air. If this were the only problematic issue with 9/11, it would be inconsequential. What is consequential is how hundreds of problematic issues with 9/11 hang together to undermine the credibility of the official story. Even Bob Graham is now calling for a new investigation into 9/11.
- Sean McBride
Of all the odd loose ends about 9/11, this may be the most important one: a few sentences that appeared in the New York Times on September 13, 2001: BEGIN QUOTE Separately, officials said a group of about five men were now under investigation in Union City, suspected of assisting the hijackers. In addition, the officials said the men had apparently set up cameras near the Hudson River...
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- Sean McBride
Anyone with a couple of hours in Microsoft Flight Simulator would know what to do once a plane is airborne.
- Roberto Bonini
from iPhone
Regarding Dekkers' observation that he never noticed Atta praying: 1. Atta was also into alcohol, cocaine, gambling, jewelry, pork chops, the Beastie Boys, strip clubs and strippers. 2. Atta was seen visiting Jack Abramoff's SunCruz Casino six days before 9/11. 3. The Pakistani ISI (a close CIA ally) wired Atta $100,000 a week before the attacks. And on and on it goes. Not to mention Able Danger.
- Sean McBride
Roberto -- is it in fact easy to hit a real building with a real large jet after a couple of hours playing with Microsoft Fight Simulator? Quite a few pilots disagree with that assertion. And Atta's piloting skills were weak even for the small plane for which he qualified.
- Sean McBride
Interesting discussion on these issues here: Google [site:pilotsfor911truth.org flight simulator] http://www.google.com/#q=site... Example: "If jets have to land precisely on a runway, why would it be hard to steer one into a skyscraper?" http://pilotsfor911truth.org/forum...
- Sean McBride
"Mossad Truck Bombs on Sept 11" http://www.youtube.com/watch...
- Sean McBride
It's easy to fool most of the people most of the time: [1] Saddam possessed WMDs [2] Saddam was behind 9/11 [3] Saddam and Osama bin Laden were allies [4] the Iraq War would be a cakewalk [5] Saddam was behind the 9/11 anthrax attacks [6] Osama bin Laden was behind the 9/11 anthrax attacks [7] Muslims were behind the 9/11 anthrax attacks [8] Steven Hatfill was behind the 9/11 anthrax...
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- Sean McBride
An experienced pilot on the difficulties of hitting a skyscraper while traveling in a large jet at a high rate of speed: BEGIN QUOTE To answer your question in the simplest of terms, imagine trying to park your car in your garage at about 150 mph without hitting the sides of the car on the opening of the garage. Better example... Ever been to a Jiffy Lube or similar place to get your...
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- Sean McBride
Another comment: BEGIN QUOTE Would it be correct to expand the example to include the following? - You're a novice driver essentially still on a learner's permit with limited skills and driving experience to the point of recently having failed your license test because you couldn't properly identify the gauges and controls or safely operate the vehicle - You've only ever driven small,...
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- Sean McBride
Come on, there has to be *some* persuasive pushback arguing that it is reasonable to believe that the hijackers (especially Hani Hanjour) could hit their narrow targets at an exceptionally high rate of speed. :) Regarding Hanjour, Google [9/11 hani hanjour spiral] http://www.google.com/#q=9... That Google search statement cuts nicely into the heart of the problem -- a single five-letter word is key: "spiral."
- Sean McBride
The Australian Federation of Air Pilots (AFAP) was rightfully suspicious of early simulators and contracts annotated that no pilot could be dismissed solely on flight simulator results. Because it was easier to fly the real aircraft than the simulator, there was an industrial agreement that anyone failing a simulator check should be afforded the opportunity to prove his skills in the air.
- Key West
Some interesting discussion on 9/11 here at Democratic Underground: "Ex-FBI Interrogator 'Gagged' Over 9/11 Backstory - Democratic Underground" http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss... But I doubt that the proceedings will reach nearly 3,500 comments, as on NPR's On Point. :)...
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- Sean McBride
Belief in the 9/11 official story, like belief in Saddam's WMDs and the wisdom of the Iraq War, is gradually morphing into the fringe position. Too many reputable people with impeccable credentials have switched over to the side of the skeptics during the last few years.
- Sean McBride
Comment counts are the new veracity meter ?
- Key West
The comment count reveals that there is extremely intense interest about the veracity of the 9/11 official story among thinking Americans -- the number of comments on this show broke all records for On Point, which is renowned for its sobriety and level-headedness, by a long shot. But what really matters is the quality of information and arguments in that discussion on either side. Judge for yourself. Exercise your independent intelligence.
- Sean McBride
Andrew -- by the way: I feel increasingly confident about challenging the 9/11 official story (not that I wasn't abundantly confident years ago :)), because so many reputable people, who do not lightly put their credibility on the line, have joined the ranks of 9/11 skeptics: 1. Alan Sabrosky 2. Anthony Summer 3. Bob Graham 4. Coleen Rowley 5. Curt Weldon 6. Daniel Ellsberg 7. John...
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- Sean McBride
Who told you the end was bitter ? There is intense interest in sweet endings based on my observations. I am confident that romance novels will continue to outsell books about the events of 9/11.
- Key West
9/11 is one of the most important events in American history. The policies for which 9/11 served as the pretext have done enormous damage to America, possibly fatal damage, to its economy, traditional rule of law, and standing in the world. All the unresolved controversies concerning 9/11 continue to simmer and percolate just under the surface of American society, and could explode into...
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- Sean McBride
Key West: what do you make of Urban Moving Systems?
- Sean McBride
Key West: you should get Cristo to add his two cents. :) He has been somewhat curious about this topic in the past. (I unblocked him some time ago.)
- Sean McBride
I used White Glove Moving personally and the kids that they sent over to actually do the work where in fact Jewish. * scratch's head* They took my stuff to a warehouse in N.J. to store it. Then shipped it back to Florida when I moved into my new place. Cristo does not follow this account. I see him on Google+ mostly.
- Key West
I will ape him for you, please read the above post TIA.
- Key West
So you think it is *not* a matter of huge importance that a foreign intelligence agency that is infamous for running false flag ops may have been set up to film 9/11 *before* the first strike? Do you have any idea of how big a story that is potentially? I know you are a serious person. Be serious.
- Sean McBride
Seriously though Rudi Dekkers bombshell is a dud. I learned to fly a small plane before I could legally drive a car. My daughter recently learned Aerobatics in a Bi-Plane after 15 minutes of instruction. She flew it, the actual pilot just told her what to do through a headset. She had to where a parachute. She loved it and I am pretty sure she could hit any building on the Island quite simply.
- Key West
Side note: I haven't revisited Google+ for quite a few weeks. Can you sell me on its virtues?
- Sean McBride
Experienced pilots who know the performance features of these particular aircraft well beg to differ with you. But in the big picture in trying to understand 9/11, this is a relatively small matter. The much more important issue is the identity and objectives of the lead financiers and controllers behind the hijackers.
- Sean McBride
I rarely use any of it anymore. I enjoyed some of the debates including some of the mud slinging. I still read things that interest me here, there and everywhere. I think it's interesting, I believe in the JFK conspiracy. I just happen to be a 9/11 skeptic agnostic. :D
- Key West
You strike me as being a skeptic on the world in general, with a mischievous streak, which is why I enjoy fencing with you.
- Sean McBride
The simulation argument definitely intrigues me :D Have a great day !!!
- Key West
Regarding Google+: it struck me as being a weak version of Friendfeed -- clumsy, cluttered, cramped, claustrophic, not agile, not nimble, not swift. If it gets better, I hope someone on Friendfeed will let me know. But if Google in general continues to move in the direction of becoming Ultimate Big Brother, I may drop all my Google accounts. Lately Gmail has been nagging me relentlessly for my phone number -- they've got to be kidding. Ask once politely, take no for an answer, then buzz off. :)
- Sean McBride
If you have the ability and means to fly over Miami, Key Biscayne, the Everglades and Key West on your own, I really envy you.
- Sean McBride
Spot on Cristo parody, btw. He should hire you to man his social media chit chat when he's busy with other matters.
- Sean McBride
"All the unresolved controversies concerning 9/11" -- have you looked into any other major historic moment that you consider reasonably settled? I mean, do you think there are fewer 'unresolved controversies' with those, or have you just not looked in those cases? (followup: is there a single 9/11 "controversy" you've looked into and dismissed, or has _every single one_ triggered your false-flag-ometer?)
- Andrew C (✓)
A car garage would indeed be hard to hit at 150 mph but - and I can't believe I have to point this out - the Twin Towers were rather larger than car garages though.
- Andrew C (✓)
Well, Western intellectual history and American studies is my primary field, so, yes, I've looked into quite a few historical controversies in depth. But none of them are as important for contemporary Americans as 9/11 and the incredibly self-destructive policies it spawned -- a regime in which we are still embedded. So it's on the front burner.
- Sean McBride
I look at historical controversies holistically, trying to connect all the dots and to uncover the most important patterns in the data. The main problem with 9/11 is the overall pattern of facts and evidence. Yes, I've dismissed quite a few theories about 9/11 that strike me as not believable, and probably insane -- like the no-planes hallucination. Serious researchers have focused...
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- Sean McBride
"Serious researchers have focused strongly on WTC7." - or alternatively, even quacks can't come up with plausible alternative theories for the twin towers' collapse.
- Andrew C (✓)
If WTC7 was a controlled demolition, and the best science is on the side of that assumption, that is the only fact you need to bring down the entire official narrative on 9/11.
- Sean McBride
Conversely, if WTC7 wasn't a controlled demolition... would there still be enough other controversies for you? I'm curious as to what it would take for you to disbelieve the Truther story.
- Andrew C (✓)
There is little doubt among those who have studied WTC7 and understand the science that it was a controlled demolition. Check out the debate on that subject in that 3,500-comment discussion on On Point http://onpoint.wbur.org/2011... Defenders of the official story are barely going through the motions now in trying to support their position on WTC7.
- Sean McBride
There is no "Truther story" to disbelieve -- just a great deal of solid research to prove beyond the shadow of a doubt that many important particulars of the 9/11 official are false. We no more know the true story behind 9/11 now than we knew the true stories behind Watergate or Iran-Contra before they were properly investigated.
- Sean McBride
Just a few of the major controversies: 1. WTC7 (controlled demolition), Larry Silverstein "pull it" 2. Urban Moving Systems (Israeli foreknowledge?) 3. anthrax attacks (inside job, false flag op, neocon agenda) 4. CIA/bin Laden relations (Sibel Edmonds) 5. CIA/hijacker relations (Richard Clarke) 6. leading 9/11 financiers (who were they?) 7. NORAD (stand-down?) 8. decision processes...
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- Sean McBride
Another awesome trailer for Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy. - http://www.rowthree.com/2011...
So seeing that.
- Roberto Bonini
Definitely one of my most anticipated films of the fall.
- Jandy
RT @blishy: Kate Gosselin says she's scared for her future now that her show's cancelled. Honey, you've got 8 Asian kids. Open a Nike factory!
Lola Bean (Penguin), teleken, c.a.j. and 2 other people liked this
*dead*
- LB: #TeamMonique
ROFLMAO
- Roberto Bonini
It's surprising there's not a feature in Gcal (or any that I've seen) to say something is tentative.
smilelacc and Elvina William liked this
most important things missing is a meeting follow up. Nothing gets done in 1 meeting. follow ups are needed.
- ThinkEzy
Lest we forget the meetings to schedule meetings!!
- Roberto Bonini
from iPhone
Ahhh nothing like watching a couple of 7 year olds argue over whether bats are real...
LB: #TeamMonique, Kirsten, Meg V. Meg and 3 other people liked this
What about Batman....???
- Roberto Bonini
I am watching "UP".... #iwillnotcryiwillnotcryiwillnotcry
Janet:#TeamMonique, .LAG liked that, CarlC, spelling expert and 14 other people liked this
<3
- LB: #TeamMonique
Of course you will. It's the law!
- wensleydalelass
*sends tissues*
- LB: #TeamMonique
When the balloon floats by with... a... note.... *sniffles*
- Zulema ❧ spicy cocoa tart
from Android
dvr ing it right now
- VALZ/TEAM TRAVIS
if you don't cry I'm going to have to wonder if you're a crocodile
- Sir Shuping is just sir
Not a crocodile, didn't cry ------------>
- Ha3rvey #teamMonique
Ooooh, I forgot I had it on the DVR.
- LB: #TeamMonique
Dang, 3. You're tough!
- LB: #TeamMonique
wasn't a fan #DontHateMe
- sofarsoShawn ~presque...
I don't ... *removes shawn from will*
- MoTO #TeamMonique
Yes, I am, LB. Yes, I am.
- Ha3rvey #teamMonique
3 is manly. Me, not so much. That opening gets me misty.
- Mike Nayyar
I'm crying right now.
- Akiva
Oooooo that opening scene of Up always gets me.
- Roberto Bonini
I'm crying right now.
- Akiva
Akiva - I didn't respond to your comment because quite frankly I didn't know if there was snark involved. And then I read your post in "best of". And so I'm sorry I didn't reach out (even if you were snarking). I have no other advice than to keep living. The book is not yet closed and you are responsible for three lives (and I read you to be an honorable man). I've got nothing to offer...
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- MoTO #TeamMonique
from Android
...I <3 this movie
- .LAG liked that
What the hell.... @arrington is blocking me... can't follow him... Ah well....
sofarsoShawn ~presque... and Jimminy IS Everybody liked this
LOLZZZZZ
- sofarsoShawn ~presque...
You're as awesome as @leolaporte now.
- Jimminy IS Everybody
He's blocked Leo too? You are in good company Bonini :)
- sofarsoShawn ~presque...
Ha! LOL :)
- Roberto Bonini
from iPhone
I don't know if he still has. But last year Leo called him arrogant on the Gilmore Gang and Arrington went into a bit of a hissy fit.
- Jimminy IS Everybody
Ooooo i remember that Jimminy. That was one heck of a tussle. Leo threw GG off his network. I should get a "Mike Arrington Blocked Me" T-Shirt. And send Leo one :)
- Roberto Bonini
The quality of plotting in Gladiator was abysmal. The villian wasn't evil, merely incompetent
Agreed.
- Roberto Bonini
Me: I'm tired. Brain: Would you like to play a game of global thermonuclear war?? -- Sigh My brain is weird sometimes.
Victor Ganata and Anika liked this
Don't let it boss you around, Roberto!
- Anika
Hehe. I'll try :)
- Roberto Bonini
@jongalloway And they actually let you rent flying carpets?? I'm astounded ;)
My reaction on learning about the hilariously named Avis Wizards Club.
- Roberto Bonini
Exclusive: Carol Bartz Out at Yahoo; CFO Tim Morse Named Interim CEO - Kara Swisher - News - AllThingsD - http://allthingsd.com/2011090...
#cryptic, Russian Space Lizard and Jimminy IS Everybody liked this
"According to sources at the company, Yahoo’s Carol Bartz is no longer CEO of Yahoo. CFO Tim Morse has been named interim CEO. The situation around the departure is unclear, but more to come. Bartz has had a rocky tenure in her 30 months at the company."
- Me
from Bookmarklet
Shouldn't this have happened about 18 months ago?
- Jimminy IS Everybody
This is NEWS??????
- Roberto Bonini
(Some dumb Turkish "hacktivists" manipulated a DNS provider's records to point to a server hosting a crappy Word-generated page from 2005).
I thier point is that Word makes for a crappy HTML editor, point well taken.
- Roberto Bonini
Nothing against Word if you need instant results for something incredibly basic, I guess. Still, attacking a DNS provider, and gradually poisoning cached data is a pretty stupid idea, in the grand scheme of things.
- Tyson Key
I wouldn't be surprised if they didn't just use an existing exploit script, and hoped that the organisation in question had poorly configured their infrastructure, either.
- Tyson Key
An invisible auto-updater is an app’s best feature - http://smarterware.org/8529...
With heavy emphasis on Invisible.
- Roberto Bonini
resisting the urge to wax poetic about Unix pipes
Peter Dawson and Roberto Bonini liked this
LOL
- Roberto Bonini
Bleargh.
bob, Yolanda, Roberto Bonini and sofarsoShawn ~presque... liked this
:(
- Janet:#TeamMonique
from BuddyFeed
I can relate
- MoTO #TeamMonique
A friend is looking at the D7000. Apparently Nx Capture and NX Capture 2 can't read the RAW files. Any truth to this? CC @frederickvan
Right. Thanks Johnny.
- Roberto Bonini
Ignore me... stupid question Johnny....
- Roberto Bonini
It wasn't. They weren't supported in 2.2.5 and below and since most people just install the disk and don't download the updates, this effected a great deal of people.
- Johnny
Thanks Johnny :)
- Roberto Bonini
103F and stuck in traffic.
CarlC, spelling expert, John (bird whisperer) and Pixie liked this
That's no good.
- Stephen Mack #TeamMomo
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Needed: Portal gun :)
- Roberto Bonini
you in Atlanta?
- Sir Shuping is just sir
Sir S, I was. Stupid paving.
- LB: #TeamMonique
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did you make it home then?
- Sir Shuping is just sir
Sounds like LB wasn't chillin while she was stuck in traffic :(. I hope she got an opportunity to chILIin' after being in traffic :)
- CarlC, spelling expert
Today's word is vergangenheitsbewältigung (because we don't have a word for that in English)
سيما كيا Sima kia, Ali Oz, rowlikeagirl and 9 other people liked this
How do you come up with these?
- سيما كيا Sima kia
the feeling of the moment :)
- Winckel
oh, what a moment!
- سيما كيا Sima kia
Clearly english isin't enough of a challenge ;)
- Roberto Bonini
My problem with this word, is simply "die Bewältigung":)
- mina_sydney
TR - vergangenheits bewältigung : Geçmiş ile başa çıkmak - Dealing with the past
- Ali Oz
Yes, Ali Oz jan, Coping and Coping with....
- mina_sydney
How we found the file that was used to Hack RSA - http://www.f-secure.com/weblog...
Roberto Bonini liked this
Yikes!! PS Why does Excel support embedded flash??
- Roberto Bonini
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So, this happened. http://t.co/KLMFjPh #PAX
I had a similar brush with death. Was caught by the Incredible Hulk. ;)
- Roberto Bonini
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