But no one makes love like Neil Patrick Harris is dancing? FAIL!
- Zulema ◕ ◡ ◕
My brother in law in the Philippines can't be dissuaded from naming his son Elmo. I hope that unborn boy is ready to be tormented for the rest of his life. Why do parents do that to their kids?
- Bradley Farless
You know, in my heart I hope that people like NPH who seem just so damn awesome on the screen are just as cool in real life. Anyone met the fellow in person?
- Adam Lasnik
I'm sure he's a decent guy. Never met him, though.
- Josh Haley
But he sure can dance, just look at him go!
- Zulema ◕ ◡ ◕
Love him when he's unicorn watching.
- Gabrielle V
Okay, I swear I am not just pimpin' good swing music, but I was looking at this GIF and listening to this song - http://lala.com/zPe9 ("Billie's Bounce" performed live by Buddy Rich) - and it matches! :o
- Adam Lasnik
Gross. I just unliked to be contrary. Yet another reason why I pulled back from FriendFeed. And why getting swallowed up by Facebook, the great leveler, couldn't make more sense.
- Rick Powell
That's right, all you horrible time-wasters you! Get back to talking about kernels and APIs! Have you no Protestant work-ethic? /sarcasm
- Neal Jansons
I still need to figure out what order I want them to be presented, but that can wait. I'm watching football and drinking ginger ale. No pants, of course.
- Derrick
pants off, dance off. take it easy, hon. you'll figure it out soon enough
- Melissa
I'll never forget the time I heard someone say, "You've got to give yourself permission."
- Christopher Harley
YOU ARE!! I'm so glad you like them. It's hard to please your biggest critic. Way to go, D.!!
- Ayşe E.
Once you do it, you are it. I understand the sentiment though. I find it hard to embrace a hobby as part of my self-identity because it's not paid work. It's a weird shift to make in your brain isn't it?
- tiffany
i've been calling myself a musician since 1981, even though i only briefly made a rather crappy living at it. nothing wrong with defining yourself by what you love to do. the fact that you're good at it makes it even better. also great when you start feeling the definition is warranted!
- Joe Silence is not Santa
"The actress, who died in April, included a $300,000 donation to New York's Ali Forney Center, an organization supporting homeless LGBT youth, in her will, leaving center Executive Director Carl Siciliano overwhelmed by her kindness"
- chaz2b
from Bookmarklet
Everybody takes a pic at that spot, but most of them can't get the WHOLE TREE in it. Hooray fisheye lens!
- Lo
I'm surrounded by redwoods at work. With everything damp and the rain & wind blowing down the brown stuff, it smells so nice.
- Rodfather
oman i've been there!! i knew a ton about muir from school, but i think being there was when i actually understood him. <3 that place, even if the medium difficulty trail gave me an asthma attack. lol
- Heather
I want to go there. I love overwhelmingly huge amazing trees.
- Kamilah Gill
"I've been pondering the subject of this blog entry for days on end - how to approach it, how much to say, what points to consider versus what points to just link and let you, gentle reader, research for yourself. Since my function in this blog isn't to try to encourage people what to think - but more importantly to think, period. The current healthcare debate has everyone figuratively up in arms (and many people literally). Thing is, while I am an advocate for healthcare reform in the U.S., I perceive it as a distraction from a deeper, far more sinister issue. The underpinnings of what is turning into our 2nd civil war -the core of it- have nothing to do with healthcare. Healthcare is a symptom, albeit an important one. People are busily throwing about words like socialism, communism, fascism, Marxism -all these different ISMs- without having a clue to what any of those words even mean. They sound good when you're in full-throttle "I-wanna-insult-you" mode - but are meaningless in themselves within the context they're being used. "Contrived" is the adjective that springs instantly to mind."
- ProsePetals (aka Denise)
Urgent request for help: lifelong friend in need of work ( las Vegas) would consider travel. Skills: project management, IT/cyber security, layout and designs.
He should correct the spelling on tean to team. He might consider adding some Achievements that have metrics near the top. Saved 100 million by preventing hackers from taking over the infrastructure......
- Robert Higgins
Wow thanks Robert, I just grabbed a resume of his fro a while back, will pass along the fix and generous suggestion!
- Mark Essel
from iPhone
Ok updated the resume in the link with his latest.
- Mark Essel
Can we please have a Settings page that either links or shows (in tabs maybe?) ALL FriendFeed's settings? Like friends lists, invites, recommends, profile, services, requests, the RSS test page, the delete account, IM/email notifications, saved searches, etc. etc.
A lot of it is here, there and everywhere. It would be great to hit the Settings button then have a menu or tabs for ALL settings, so they are all in one place.
- Kol Tregaskes
Nice concept, Kol, but an ergonomic nightmare to design and code in scalable fashion, and then present/render in bigger text sizes than 10-12p on an "ordinary" terminal screen. I know you're thinking "dashboard," but a multipane prefs browser –in effect a second webapp built into the FF proper– might be the only solution here...
- ianf ⌘
I'm not worried how it's displayed so long as ALL settings are accessible from one page and not dotted around all over FriendFeed. So what you said. ;-)
- Kol Tregaskes
I would love all of my settings in one place. But it is also nice to have them right in context of what they apply to as well. -- @ianf it's really not that hard to design it, I mean, that's the exact purpose of tabs.
- xero
Furthermore, that would make discovery of all the FriendFeed features a lot easier, for newbies (and some "power user" wouldn't mind being helped in the daunting task of say,for instance... finding the subscription history)
- Zackatoustra
from IM
All of our settings could and should be a lot easier to find. Thanks for the feedback!
- Ross Miller
I second/third/forth/fifth and sixth Kol's request.
- Roberto Bonini
@xero - it's really not that hard to design only as long as you talk the talk. There's nothing to prevent you, or anyone else, from developing a prototype single-page-overview of all those preference settings, in a visual- and virtually SCALABLE manner (you do understand the concept of "scale," don't you?). Then post a picture, or series of pictures of it here, and check if FFeeders are amenable to the NIH-syndrome ;-))
- ianf ⌘
"Copy protect fail"? On a store-bought DVD?!? Seriously, I can't wait until I can switch my desktop back to Ubuntu. Never once got that message in Linux.
Trying to WATCH it?!?!? Eh hehheh heh heh hehhehheh...OW, it hurts to laugh today.
- Joel Robert Perez
Yah, just popped it in and POOF! Error. *grumblegrumblegrumble*
- Steven Perez
I have the Special Edition on DVD. Being told that I can't watch something that I can watch with no problem in Ubuntu ... WINDOWS FAIL.
- Steven Perez
from IM
It would be nice if FriendFeed had a way for me to search for contacts by geography. I want to meet people from all over the world, but it would be even more neat to meet some of the people who live close to me.
It'd certainly make meetups a lot easier. I've got search terms for my hometown, but all I get are free Craigslist postings.
- Davis Freeberg
definitely ! .. and, I'd like to be able to only "like" Mark's comment above ..so that I don't bump the post up, and, especially as I don't have nothing else to say but to agree with the post above ....that, in turn, might bump Marks comments on a comment row
- Petr Buben
Thanks for the feedback, Davis. I've added it to our suggestions list.
- Ross Miller
Hi everyone. 44/F/Chicago. Still trying to find my way around. I've enjoyed what I've seen so far, everyone's having fun sharing & exploring. Just an ordinary, shy gal trying to make the best of it all, laughter truly works wonders for my soul. Single, no kids, no pets, no plants, but it's all good, I get to borrow them all from my friends.