I can't top "We Built This City," but "Video Killed the Radio Star" would be good in some situations. Or that "big balls" song from AC/DC.
- Ontario Emperor
from fftogo
Aaron Neville has an EXTENSIVE catalog of songs to choose from. Instead of Rick Rolling, you can send people to "Neville, Neville, Land."
- Brad Williamson
I'd say Badfinger's 'I Can't Live (If Living Is Without You)'. Better fits the spirit of the meme. Then you can say that you've been FingerRolled which is kind of disturbing.
- Akiva Moskovitz
argh.. now I'm singing "this meme will go on and on" tot he tune of Ms Dion's dirge >.<
- alphaxion
another vote for "Safety Dance"! you can't dream up better lyrics than: "We can dance...if we want to." let's go viral with this FFers!
- .LAG liked that
Another word and the forces will abolish all forms of Cilantro on this planet called Earth, message received from Planet Janet
- Janet
Message to Planet Janet: you know you love it with cilantro, baby.
- Steven Perez
Now see this is the interesting thing: if anybody posts, then you have to. So if everybody keeps posting, you'll just have to keep up with us. BWAHAHAHAHAHA!!!
- CAJ, somewhere else
I CAN ATTEST THAT PEA IS, IN FACT, ALL SUGAR AND SPICE AND EVERYTHING NICE. Argue that, and let's see how mean you really wanna be. In the meantime, my head hurts so discuss this amongst yourselves. You can summarize it for me later.
- pea
Debating tip: never try to get in the last word. Always give your opponent the opportunity to get in the last word. By some sort of mysterious karmic law, your persuasiveness will improve immeasurably. :)
- Sean McBride
Steven Perez isn't a Bunneh!!! As long as he doesn't respond.
- Jimminy Fuller
This is a point that can never be proved, nor disproved until all but one of us are dead.
- Slappy Line
So... it's kind of like a "tontine" but with a pretty weak payoff?
- Mark "DerBingle" J
Hmmm, actually, it only needs to continue until Steven Perez is dead (of very old age, i of course hope). Our victory is guaranteed. Of course, if friendfeed gets eaten by fb, it's just going to be a race to get the last comment in before the site goes down.
- Slappy Line
It's okay, he's got a Catch-22 now. Steven Perez isn't a Bunneh, so long as he doesn't respond. And we all know he refutes his Bunneh status.
- Jimminy Fuller
It was real hawt in the town that night! IF I EDIT 18 hours later like now - is your last still last if comments are disabled? A hawt question.
- L Stephen Cleary
Steven is a Bunneh!!! He responded when I said he wasn't. Bunneh's can win if they want.
- Jimminy Fuller
Steven, I'm sure that not even you would resort to cheating to get the last word. I vote we just find the comment limit. It's gonna be a number ending in '0'
- Slappy Line
You did see where I said that I like my food scared and running, yeah? Mmmmm, ferret-ka-bobs ...
- Steven Perez
from IM
I do indeed see where this is headed, and no sir, I don't like it. *calls upon the forces of Voltron
- Tsali, The Native of FF
from IM
Sadly, the only Voltron to heed your call is the vehicle Voltron. And I disabled that yo-yo by pulling out the sparks plugs in the car feet.
- Steven Perez
from IM
And what is yo-yo code for in that last statement?
- pea
It's an old Navajo word for "punk-ass bitch".
- Steven Perez
from IM
very busy very busy very busy very busy very busy very busy very busy very busy very busy very busy very busy very busy very busy very busy very busy
- Steven Perez
from IM
VERY VERY VERY VERY VERY VERY VERY VERY VERY VERY VERY VERY VERY VERY VERY VERY VERY VERY VERY VERY VERY VERY VERY VERY VERY VERY VERY VERY VERY VERY VERY VERY VERY VERY VERY
- Steven Perez
from IM
I think friendfeed only put the extra "Add comment" link at the bottom of threads because of this specific thread. It took me a full 20 seconds to scroll from one end of it to the other.
- Slappy Line
hmm... 800+ comments on this thread, and this is my first, and probably last comment on this thread. I wonder should I read all the comments, or just post?
- Mike Nencetti
Are you guys still trying to win?
- Steven Perez
from IM
23 years from now, Steven will still check his MSGoogle MyFriendFace feed every morning so he can respond to this post with 3,137,783 comments...
- Joe
from iPod
After half a month there must have been moment you thought it would not be a real big deal if you eventually should NOT have the last word, I suppose?
- Ruud van Wijngaarden
Now that you've nearly reached 1100 comments, I realized that I hadn't officially "liked" this yet! Error rectified, though you're clearly a comment whore, you show great panache while doing so!
- Mark "DerBingle" J
Ohhh, you mean that place, which is totally faked by a #viciousbunneh who was in cahoots with the government in taking all the alfalfa plants into an underground hidden bunker.
- Tsali, The Native of FF
I will allow you to have the last word. But to take that last word you are surrendering your honor to a den of sightless whores.
- ‘-.-’ Tutivillus Grift
Eventually, the whole thread will go backwards to the beginning.
- WorldofHiglet
That sounds like more fun than I imagine you wanted it to.
- Steven Perez
from IM
It was a test. Honor is pride. A den of sightless whores is merely an event that you will carry forever. You have attained the 7th level of enlightenment.
- ‘-.-’ Tutivillus Grift
Considering that this thread has only been around since August, and has been shut down for the last two months, that's not too bad.
- Steven Perez
from IM
2012 is just the begining of the 13th Baktun, the long cont calendar doesn't actually run out until sometimes after 4772, that is of course if you stick with only Baktuns and don't use the other 4 higher counts, I just think FF will end in 4217 on planet Tersanzar :)
- Tsali, The Native of FF
Ah, right thread. In that thread, it's asked what you think you smell like. In this thread, I told you what I think you smell like.
- Steven Perez
from IM
I think this has lasted long enough. We already know what has to be the last word, it's already in the original quote. I will put it as the closing comment. I think we will all feel relieved we can now carry on to do greater things. For ourselves, our loved ones and the world.
- Ruud van Wijngaarden
"When you first got into photography, you probably started out pretty simple. Maybe you started with an advanced point and shoot camera or an SLR with the kit lens. Photography seemed so simple back then, didn’t it?"
- Kol Tregaskes
from Bookmarklet
remember there's another body and lens then what's in the picture (he took that picture with something)
- Bastard Operator From FF
I *want* to be simple. Just a Leica M9 and the F1.4 35mm Summilux, please, and I'll be as happy as a clam.
- Mistletoe Glen
Yes. In a perfect world, I'd just have a similar set up to Glen's, but instead I need to get rid of some lenses. And maybe a couple of bodies.
- cecily
1. I think that having a minimalist lifestyle is applicable to all manners of life, not just photography. 2. However, in terms of having too much gear, I don't necessarily agree. 3. The author mentions a good point that you should expand your knowledge and not just your equipment. But he is making the assumption that when you expand your camera bag, you don't add any knowledge along with it. And that assumption is flawed imho.
- See-ming Lee 李思明 SML
4. A more valid point would be to say that most people value equipment more than content. I am a firm believer that equipment does not make good photography. A good photographer does. And sometimes you do need the necessary tools to realize your vision.
- See-ming Lee 李思明 SML
Equipment may not be the necessity that we believe we need but it certainly helps.
- Simon Curran
Pareto principle applies to photography too, u use 20% of ur gear in 80% of situations
- Picolo
The key is balance. Don't add more gear until you've sufficiently mastered what you have. Also buy wisely to best match gear capability to what you want it to do. Personally I've never been happier than with what I have right now. I do wish I had a fast wide-angle prime lens, but it will come in time.
- Adrian
I've got enough for what i want to do. But i would still like more ;)
- chris
I feel like a tool: I shared a post to get around having to upload another picture for the meme and now I can't take the extra picture off. <Bugs Bunny cursing>
- FFing Enigma (aka Tina)
"As this isn't your primary computer I can see you going a few ways. 1) A Netbook. 2) Asus' Eeetops (which are basically Desktops w/ a touchscreen and netbook guts. 3) Find an old iMac on CL/Ebay (either a "lampshade" or a flatpanel) All three of these solutions give you a smaller footprint then a 'puter in the kitchen and can be rather cost effective."
- Bastard Operator From FF
it might be that I'm a fan of British Politics but I think the congress needs to yell more (watch Prime Minister's Questions some time to see what I mean)
- Bastard Operator From FF
I've seen Prime Minister's Questions and it seems like utter chaos to me. That is what sprung to mind when the outburst happened tonight.
- Give 'Em DBizness
It's not chaos... they just don't sit by and pretend that they agree with every thing being said... if the democratic house and senate were more vocal during Bush's speaches I wonder if we'd be in the mes we're in today
- Bastard Operator From FF
Yelling "liar!" at Bush probably wouldn't have changed anything.
- Andrew C
from Android
"I don't understand why the Google Voice interface is separate from my Gmail interface. Google is in a position to give use unified messaging it feels like it should all be in one place."
- Bastard Operator From FF
Slight variants in meanings. "Servo" implies passive "watching over, keeping safe." Salvo (salvire) implies an action, as to "save a life."
- Mistletoe Glen
How about saved as in "I saved some money." lol
- Chrimmus Tad
My brother (B.A. in Latin, NTSU) tells me that *conservo" is probably closer to what you want.
- Mistletoe Glen
"A new Research 2000 poll released by Daily Kos shows that only a slight majority — 51 percent — of Kentuckians believe President Obama was born in this country. Twenty percent said they think he was born elsewhere, and 29 percent said they weren’t sure. “While 94 percent of black respondents said they think Obama was born in the United States, only 45 percent of white respondents were certain that he was born here.” The Lexington Herald-Reader reports, “Investigations by numerous media outlets, including the Pulitzer Prize-winning PolitiFact service of the St. Petersburg Times, have determined that Obama was born in Hawaii.”"
- Steven Perez
from Bookmarklet
In related news 51% of Kentuckian believe that Hawaii is not part of the United States
- Bastard Operator From FF
Yup. Less than half the white folks believe that the President is a natural born citizen? Time to do a check on the water supply.
- Steven Perez
from IM
Wow, among (regular state/primary votering) DEMOCRATS, 19% aren't sure, and 9% think he was born outside the US...
- Joel Bennett
Southern white male Christian fundamentalists, neo-Confederates, etc., still hoping to reverse the results of the US Civil War.
- Sean McBride
Sean, I think you mean "The War Against Northern Aggression", don't you? :)
- ha3rvey (Ho)^3
And people wonder why I call the fact that Obama's black into question. THIS IS WHY.
- Derrick
Yeah, I especially love it when wingnuts fire back "NOT EVERY ARGUMENT AGAINST THE MAN IS ABOUT HIM BEING BLACK." No shit, Sherlock. Ask me sometime about how I feel about his backpedaling on warrentless domestic spying or pulling the troops out of Iraq. I know what a reasoned argument against something that Obama says or does looks like, and YOU'RE DOING IT WRONG.
- Steven Perez
That was +10, Harvey. I know a few folks that still refer to it that way.
- Mathew A. Koeneker
Perhaps there is a significant correlation between higher levels of racism and lower levels of education and intelligence. People with weaker minds tend to feel overwhelmed by cultural diversity and complexity. People with stronger minds tend to seek out cultural diversity and complexity.
- Sean McBride
Dave: Tom Riner is yet another SWMCF (Southern white male Christian fundamentalist). It took me awhile to notice the pattern here: most of the craziness in contemporary American politics seems to be emanating from this particular culture, which is deeply embedded in Confederate and Old South attitudes and traditions. (And to reiterate: I know many great Southerners who don't fit this profile in the slightest.)
- Sean McBride
It's all a rather damning indictment of the education system in this country. Apparently we forgot to teach people about logic and reason.
- Eoghann Irving
But really it's just part of a trend and it's not confined to Kentucky. What about Truthers? What about the people who think we didn't go to the moon? This is what you get if you encourage emotion and discourage logic.
- Eoghann Irving
That hits the hot button with a lot of people, including me. The education our children receive in the US is appallingly poor.
- MVB (Grinch of FF)
Eoghann: The problem with lumping Truthers into the mix is that there is SUCH a broad spectrum of people who are lumped into that category, where Birthers are very specific. They believe that Obama's eligibility as POTUS is in question. Truthers, in contrast, don't even have any consensus of to what degree there *might* be complicity. I believe, for instance, that there is enough...
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- ProsePetals (aka Denise)
The people who are the most strident in defense of the official story on 9/11, and who are the least skeptical about it, match up closely with those elements of the contemporary Republican Party that produced the credulous Birthers. No one is able to defend the official story in open debate and discussion which relies on the intelligent analysis of the facts of the case. I'll be happy...
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- Sean McBride
Sean McBride you're making a lot of sweeping and unsustainable generalizations there. I believe the 9/11 story and I'm not a republican, nor did I agree with the Iraq War. I find that the simplest explanations are usually the right ones. I guess the question is what do you consider to be the "facts" of 9/11. Facts are independently verifiable.
- Eoghann Irving
I have no idea of how much effort Eoghann and David have invested in mastering the facts about 9/11 as known to date. But here is a good place to start to get an overview of the views of skeptics from inside the government who find the official story to be not credible: Allen L. Roland "Too Many 9/11 Commission Questions Still Unanswered" http://blogs.salon.com/0002255......
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- Sean McBride
This list of excerpts (without context) and with minimal facts is hardly very credible to start with. But what's really damning is that it includes a quote from one David Shayler. A man who has claimed to be the son of god, that he has divine powers (and can predict soccer results). That shows a total lack of critical thinking on the part of the author and invalidates the entire thing.
- Eoghann Irving
What could be more illogical than disregarding quotes from hundreds of highly credible experts (visit the original site) on the basis of a disagreement with a single person. They cover literally thousands of facts in their various rigorous analyses of the 9/11 data. The data doesn't come close to supporting the official story.
- Sean McBride
Eoghann -- on what basis did you oppose the Iraq War? Did you the reject the following claims from the very beginning? (I did): 1. Iraq was collaborating with al-Qaeda. 2. Iraq was responsible for 9/11. 3. Iraq was responsible for the 9/11 anthrax attacks. 4. Iraq possessed WMDs. 5. The Iraq War would be a cakewalk. Having dismissed these claims by the Bush/Cheney administration as...
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- Sean McBride
Rasheen -- do you appreciate that 9/11 is still very much alive, and is being used by neoconservatives as the pretext to propel the United States into an ever-deepening war with Afghanistan and future wars with Iran and Pakistan? And high-level members of the US government continue to come forward to voice their doubts about the 9/11 official story (including members of the 9/11 Commission).
- Sean McBride
it's even worse to say "you're supposed to get paid this week, if you don't sign the new contract we may not be able to pay you ontime"
- Bastard Operator From FF
I agree about Scoble's instincts... I just stay away from things that make him cry
- Bastard Operator From FF
That's a tough test. I'd be hard-pressed to give anyone my money who didn't already have a track record.
- Hutch Carpenter
Scoble might very well have more success than the majority of VCs if given money.
- Mark Evans
I wrote him a five figure check once.
- Louis Gray
I hope to write Louis Gray a five figure check some time
- Jesse Stay
Yeah, Louis, that investment's doing all right, ain't it?
- Hutch Carpenter
After another 35K miles, he might just let you, Jesse. :)
- Mark Evans
Ill write Louis a Four Figure Check so he can turn it into a 5 figure check he can give scoble
- Jeremiah Owyang
What would Scoble invest in if he were a VC?
- Mark Evans
who will write me a 3 figure check so I can give it to Louis?
- Jeremiah Owyang
I love foursquare (when it's up). Congrats to the team on raising a round. Interesting area.
- John McCrea
John I noticed it's been having problems the last few days too
- Jeremiah Owyang
FourSquare is cool. If I could, I would invest in Yelp. I think they are closer to the real money than Twitter or Facebook is. That means that they will either get purchased, or will go all the way on their own. The Yelp iPhone app is already the best one for location. The rest are just games. :-)
- Robert Scoble
Scoble’s strength as a VC would be bolstered by his ability to pull in outside pieces for mashups and outside marketing/publicity resources to build early momentum. This is something most VCs claim to do, but are really only around to write cheques. However, a role that might fit Scoble better than being a pure VC would be to also direct an incubation garage where he could contribute ideas and solutions on a daily, face-to-face basis.
- A Mitchell
Fourquare is not ready for prime time. I'm on it, I play it, but it just isn't stable or accurate or complete enough to be really satisfying. That being said, I am still the Mayor of Sam's Chowder House.
- Francine Hardaway
Francine, I had claim to New England Aquarium for a short time :-) I only wish it was available in Salt Lake City now.
- Jesse Stay
I used to think Brightkite but Foursquare has the mojo right now. It's tied to places so it's easier to use and rewards frequent check-ins with fun titles like Mayor and achievements. It has a solid business model. And it's much more social. I've use them both and I'm increasingly gravitating toward foursquare.
- Leo Laporte
Foursquare is an absolutely amazing social, location awareness app. Moreover, it is super young and although limited to the city you are in, it should dominate when it picks up steam. Plus, it has a really friggin cool name.
- Braden Douglass
I like Foursquare but Brightkite has more features; upload photos to flickr, sync update with facebook status, comments/mentions and already a few augmented reality mashups. Here's my location based iPhone app review blog post: http://socialwayne.com/pvc . Foursquare isn't in my city yet but I had a chance to "play" with it during a recent NYC trip. It has features that will make users...
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- Wayne Sutton
Brightkite. Foursquare is a non starter, since they don't operate in any cities I'd ever want to be in.
- Otto
from iPhone
I didn't realize Foursquare had to "operate in cities"... I thought you just added locations when they weren't already in the service.
- Fa La La La Lindsay
Lindsay: Nope. Foursquare only works in 21 cities: http://foursquare.com/cities . Which makes it a non-starter, since the nearest one of those is 400+ miles away from me.
- Otto
So tired of people who post slightly controversial things and then delete them the first time someone makes a comment that doesn't agree with them! Why are you bothering to post hot-button topics if you can't even stand behind your opinions??
...maybe that explains why I miss all of the great FF flame wars.
- .LAG liked that
It's usually not even a flame war just someone is like, "this is dumb and you suck" and I'm all trying to type in a response and the post is gone.
- Andrizzle Gizzle
I wish you would stop talking about me online, JEEEEZ.
- Sumotuwe
We're catching up on Torchwood, still in the middle of season one. The hubby said that it reminds him of Buffy the Vampire Slayer. Great analogy -- "monster of the week" threats, group trying to stop the baddies, Cardiff is an alien hotspot as Sunnydale was a hotspot for monsters, and there's an overall mythology arc.
The characters are quirky, have great chemistry, and Captain Jack is mysterious. I am liking it a lot.
- Cheryl Jones
@Sean: for the better, I hope? Been hearing lots of raves for Children of Earth, so I'm really looking forward to it.
- Cheryl Jones
I actually didn't like S1. S2 was much better, and CoE was da shiznit.
- Haggis (Sean Loyless)
@Haggis: Well, I'm not surprised that the 2nd season is stronger, the same thing happened for Buffy. I like S1 so far, though. Pretty interesting, and the characterization is good. Gwen sure gets a lot of action. :P
- Cheryl Jones
Revisiting this, now that I've seen all three seasons... I have to say the 2nd season is the weakest. There are a few episodes I really liked, including the first one, with James Marsters (Spike!! :) ), but a lot of the stories in season 2 weren't as good to me as season 1. And season 3 was mind-blowing, a true testament to what good writers can do with just 5 episodes. 24 wishes it...
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- Cheryl Jones
"The main reason I try to segregate my friends and family from my business contacts is that I don’t want to be responsible for the actions of my network. A while back I had added business contact on FB. I alos have a 17 year old cousin who equates popularity with the number of facebook friends she has so she has a habit of trying to add any of my contacts. Next thing I know my cousin is sending pink unicorns to my business contact and he’s asking me about my cousin’s under-aged drinking. It was that moment I decided that I needed thicker walls between my networks and instituted the “linked in for business contacts and facebook for personal contacts” rule."
- Bastard Operator From FF
.but then I see stuff like this and feel all better. I’m pretty sure she could fit another implant between the two she already has.
- JA Castillo
from Bookmarklet
You know, she could sell that space for advertising. I think it'd be quite apropos for a GoDaddy ad.
- Akiva Moskovitz
gabi is a retired pro volleyball player & laird is a classic waterman, the world's best big wave surfer and the person who legitimized tow-in surfing at a place called jaws in maui hawaii, regularly surfing waves of +30'...
- mike "glemak" dunn
I wish I could remember her name but there was a one woman show in SF in the '90s that had a superheroine who had breasts that could shoot lasers... Great postcard for that show. I kept it for years.
- Spidra Webster
note the lack of icons on the desktop (where the heck would I put them)
- Bastard Operator From FF
Was this the Feng shui you needed to achieve Inbox Zero? ;)
- Micah Wittman
this is just me getting what's important to on the desktop while I'm developing (system stats, application logs, etc) calendar, twitter, weather and IM are just bonuss
- Bastard Operator From FF
the real question: are cases of flu up or is reporting up because people have been scared by the media's covering of the swine flu? As an adult I have never been to the Dr for the flu (I know the doctor's going to say stay in bed, have chicken soup, stay hydrated, etc_
- Bastard Operator From FF
could be a decent prank to get time off from school right away... and FYI at least at my school, professors have been advocating going to the doctor for the flu ASAP this semester
- mjc
Not surprised. That school is a huge party school. They're probably sharing kegger cups, etc.
- Rochelle
"Interesting topic as always, Doc. I do wonder how much of the hurricane phenomena is based in naming and how much is based on the impact to people. Humans tend to be myopic when it comes to history; Katrina, Andrew, Hugo and Fran all happened in our lifetime. We saw the video and pictures on TV in the case of Katrina, we may have read interdictor’s live journal as it was happening. 1938, OTOH, is something most of us have only read in textbooks and on wikipedia. It doesn’t seem as real. You see this repeated in other areas, the War in Iraq feels “more real” then the American Revolution or WW2 to many folks for the same reason. Interestingly, Gloria will always be the ultimate storm to me because the eye passed over my house (I was a Long Islander at the time). Now it was only a Cat 3 when it made landfall on the Island, but the damage was more real to me then any other storm because it had an effect."
- Bastard Operator From FF
hehe - I was going to do some recording today but then didn't, but since I had my hat on I took some photos anyway. And this was a good time to share a smile.
- WorldofHiglet
Hi, Cecily :) Thanks for the kind words, everyone, but the important thing to remember tonight is that Mark has his hamsters snipped and is keeping a stiff upper lip about it.
- WorldofHiglet
I think the general rule for the next couple of days is to keep nothing 'stiff' :P
- Johnny Worthington
then i'm glad to have made your acquaintance via this rowdy FF crowd !
- bear (aka Mike Taylor)
I think you might be right, Johnny. And hello to you, too, Mr Taylor :)
- WorldofHiglet
I gotta change that - i'm only Mike Taylor to my parents - everyone else calls me bear
- bear (aka Mike Taylor)
So it took a Vasectomy to get the lovely WoH to show that pretty smile...and oh the hat! Good luck for those wondering what it will take for Akiva to show his face.
- Mark Krynsky
Pretty cute, but I can see past that: Higlet definitely has the look of someone who is up to something!!! What are you plotting young lady?!?? =D
- FFing Enigma (aka Tina)
Me? Just the usual: world peace, world domination and the keys to a shiny new Australia. A normal Friday.
- WorldofHiglet
I wanted to 'like' it more than just once!
- David Monroe
Hi WoH, so nice to see you finally! Cute, warm, and everything everyone's said above. :)
- Mahendra (SkepticGeek)
I think there should be a special WoH alarm clock. Up pops this face and says "Wakey! Wakey!"
- Spidra Webster
OMG, Spidra - do you want people to have a heart attack in the morning?! Then again it would be better than hubby's old alarm which was Crazy Train - Ozzy screaming at you at 6:00 am is not good.
- WorldofHiglet
even I would have a hard time ignoring Crazy Train at 6 am. :|
- edythe
ALLLLL ABOARD! HAHAHAH! (yeah, I would wake up)
- Neal Jansons
from IM
*shudder* That's was it, Neal - enough to make you sit bolt upright, clutching at your heart!
- WorldofHiglet
I am still searching the web for something interesting to post. So far nothing.........
- TheHenry
coming up to 5pm Monday here in Brisbane, Australia. I'm about to head home having done my day's work. Checking in on FF makes the last quarter hour more bearable :)
- Matt Hooper
I just checked Twitter and here was the most interesting Tweet on the page - "OMG, so sorry guys, I was being sarcastic to the ones who replied to my crazy tweet. Nothing is the matter. Thanks for all the quick replies" (nothing happening over there other than crazy tweets!)
- Jannifer @wordsforliving
It's been pretty quiet over there, too. Maybe this whole social media thing is dying out? LOL!
- Kimber Scott
If social media is dead it's Robert's fault for going out in the sun.
- WorldofHiglet
Kimber: Tell that to Chris Pirillo. He'll flip! I'm reading his blog and watching his live stream.
- Amir
from iPod
Or, I mean Chris Pirillo of MSNBC fame. Really white teeth? Talk so fast he gets a little spit buildup at the corners of his mouth? That Chris Pirillo?
- Kimber Scott
from email
And of course most of these tech people have never done a real days work in their lives so they get up about 11am ;)
- Mark
Having read your comment I felt compelled to make it 7 and support a new site.
- Benjy Felsham
LOL was currenly wondering how to fit Freindfeed into the whole mix (other than just having it following me - aka stalking me - all over te net) but considering the 51 comments, maybe I should still consider using it for something. :)
- Phillip Grady Jr
I've read this. seems more then six? ;)
- James Kuypers
Oh, sorry Amir. I was wondering why the geeks on FF were always talking about a political consultant with big teeth and sticky mouth corners. So, now I know it's not the same guy! I was thinking of Chris Cilliza... oops.
- Kimber Scott
from email
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- پـرستووو
from email