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Lindsay Donaghe
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Some Facts About Owls
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This one's the best, and oddly inspiring as well. - Pete Delucchi
I love this guy... I subscribed to him ASAP - Mona N.
I thought I had some creative lessons I crafted for my fifth graders, but this guy definitely takes the cake. Absolute kudos. - Pete Delucchi
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Honey Lumps
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Mr. Dusko
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Lindsay, I'm coming in at the tail-end of it but I am really, really glad I've stayed away most of the day. Have a good night. - Akiva Moskovitz
wow i see you guys did have fun while i was gone...i think i will stay out of that one. - Ruth Ferguson
yikes. maybe i picked a good day to be offline too... - Trent Olson
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:O - Anna Haro
I liked the Lion King intro - Cyndy
Yup! It was all around awesome. - Lindsay Donaghe
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A service that is supposed to collect all your comments on the web so that you can stream them back to your blog or just keep track of them. Reminds me of Disqus and CoComment. - Lindsay Donaghe
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Great list of rules on making a User Interface usable. Reminds me of a more specific and summarized version of the concepts in "Don't Make Me Think". - Lindsay Donaghe
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A tool that will convert an image/site to a version that might be experienced by a color-blind person. Has several different types of color blindness filters. Something good to have on hand for website design that is heavy on color. - Lindsay Donaghe
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O HAI - Josh Haley
:) so what have I missed this week?? - Lindsay Donaghe
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nose
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that's awesome! I loooove macrophotography. It's one of those things in life that makes you stop and say to yourself "what the hell IS that?!" I like things in life that spark curiosity and macrophotography is one of those things that does it for me. - TheMacMommy
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I'd remember to use it more if it had some kind of IM bot/client. - Evangeline
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Tuesday at 11:10 pm - Link
click on your name at the top right - Michael J Cohen
My name is not a link :( - Lindsay Donaghe
Ohh - they are but they're also black :( - Mo Kargas
my bad, it's actually 'account' on the top right, but your name is still a link ;) - Michael J Cohen
something is wrong... I don't see an "account" link on the top right and my name is most definitely not a link... The stuff at the top right is actually cut off (the D in Friends is underneath the grey column with the search and friends lists, etc). Not sure what's going on there. - Lindsay Donaghe
Weird Lindsay, very weird! Did you try the link I posted ? - Mo Kargas
hmm... looks like it's an issue with the Cleaner/Better friendfeed FF plugin. I can see the stuff fine at work where I don't have that installed. - Lindsay Donaghe
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August 20 at 9:52 pm - Link
Loving Evernote for organizing that stuff, btw! OCR FTW! - Lindsay Donaghe
So THATS what I can use Evernote for.... - Erin Kotecki Vest
Yup among all the other many wonderful uses. :) - Lindsay Donaghe
OMG! EVERNOTE! Lindsay, you are a GENIUS! - Cyndy
I wish they'd hurry up and get the private/group sharing feature done so I could let Tad have access. That's my only "big" complaint about Evernote so far. - Lindsay Donaghe
Come to think of it... why oh why can't the schools just distribute this stuff electronically? If they don't want to put it on a website in PDF format somewhere then they should just hand you like 256mb usb thumbdrives with all of at at the orientation night. - Lindsay Donaghe
Evernote. Genius. - Ryan Kuder
Lindsay: I have helped my old primary school where my Mum works digitize all thier information and we distribute it via private rss feed. My biggest hassle is not the tech side but getting the info from the teachers. - John Worthington
@John, well they've got all the info, since it's printed (killing a bunch of trees!). Why not digitize it and just hand out the hard copies to people who ask for them... I'd much rather have it digital so I don't have to scan it all in anyway. :) - Lindsay Donaghe
If I could quit my job I'd probably be all over setting up digital stuff for my kid's school. Getting the classes set up with wikis and other stuff. Trying to educate the teachers and staff on what they could do that would help the kids. I'd probably really enjoy it. Alas... have to make a living. - Lindsay Donaghe
Quit playing with that and come look at this cool Photsynth thing!!! - Tad - just Tad
Evernote is awesome for this stuff, and will be even better once they have pdf previews working...do they preview on the mac yet? - Trent Olson
I make my own PDF previews... I open the PDF and do a clip to Evernote of something in it that will catch my eye (or text for OCRing) and then pull the PDF in the new note with the capture. Works pretty good. - Lindsay Donaghe
evernote++ - Michael J Cohen via NoiseRiver
evernote rawks! - Matt Musgrave
Great idea Lindsay! I will definitively do that. - Elijah Bailey
That is a good idea. In a totally unrelated matter, I've been wondering something. How do you pronounce your last name? - Patricia(Trish not Patty)
My oldest (5th grade) goes to an elementary school for Science, Technology, Economics, and Mathematics. We get all of the school stuff emailed to us. Very few pieces of paper have come home. When necessary we print, sign, and return. We could just edit the PDF in Photoshop or Acrobat, add a signature image, and respond via email. - Anthony K Valley
@Trish Don-ah-gee :) - Lindsay Donaghe
That's cool Anthony. I wish schools like that were the standard and not the exception. - Lindsay Donaghe
You'd be surprised the number of parents at my kids' school who neither use nor understand those computer things. It's mind-boggling. - Cyndy
I'm not surprised, Cyndy... a little sad though... and sadder still that the school staff are so unfamilar with them as well. Though encouraged that my kid's teachers this year seem to be enthusiastic about learning how to use "that new-fangled technology". That's a step in the right direction. Again, wish I had time to go in and educate the educators. I'd hold some training classes for any of them that were willing to attend if I had the time. - Lindsay Donaghe
interesting idea Lindsay - don't know what your profession is but imagine if you could develop a one day course that the teachers could take as a part of their optional continued education Web 2.0 Tools to Improve Parental Communication. You have to think that with younger parents, it would not be greek to them and they would appreciate it. Not a parent but it would be great if my kids teachers used something like a room on FF or Twitter. - Ruth Ferguson
@Ruth - I might see if I can do something like that. There are some complications with what KIDS can do online, because there's so much (in my opinion over-)protection of them from "online predators". But there are a lot of things such as FF and Evernote that could be beneficial to teachers. There are so many of them that are intimidated by it all, so maybe they'd appreciate someone guiding them down some avenues for exploration. - Lindsay Donaghe
My sister teaches 8th grade in a low-income, often English as second language speaking school in suburban Minnesota. She does a lot with technology - her kids have to prepare presentations in powerpoint and she's got an online calendar and all that - but the income/English gap gets in the way and a lot of the kids are transient (only there for 3 or 4 months of the year because of their parents' lifestyles). It's a tough nut to crack. - JoEllen
I did this last night and it was SO helpful. Thanks for the suggestion! - Patricia(Trish not Patty)
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Monday at 9:08 pm - Link
7 here and loving separating out the scientists and tech geeks for easier reading/finding relevant stuff. No more moaning about stuff being drowned out from me. I even have a 'Smart Gals' room, which is kinda cool and has a nice variety ;-) - Sally Church
How are you using the lists? - Josh Haley
I mean, not how do you do it, but how are YOU using it to help YOU - Josh Haley
@Josh - I made one for people I know in meatspace so I can keep tabs on them more easily. I made one for the Girlz I follow here to see what kind of a different flavor that ends up being. I made one for my favorite people I interact with a lot so it's easy to find and comment on their stuff. I made one for "Image herders" so I can get my photography fix easily. I made an A-list one to get the tech/social media news and a few others. - Lindsay Donaghe
One of my lists...Social Media Whales. - Hutch Carpenter
Same approach here, different categories. High five, Lindsay! - Sally Church
I'm finding it incredibly hard to put people into lists. I think I can blame Gmail for making me lazy in organisation. :D - Cyvros/fyc
Yeah, I really can't see sorting people. I never mentally put anyone into a category. I wonder is that "bad" or "good" :) - Rahsheen(isSoAwesome)
Bacon Eaters > Non-Bacon Eaters - Chris Baskind
The evolution of "friend lists" is really interesting... probably one of the most intriguing aspects of social media and online interaction with other people online...very neat! I am super curious how folks will build and organize their FFF lists - Susan Beebe
I just can't bring myself to sort people into boxes :/ - Mo Kargas
It probably depends on the sort of people you follow. In my case, the techies were v noisy and drowning out some good stuff from the quieter scientists. Now I can read both more easily, like sections in a newspaper or magazine. - Sally Church
Taking a wait-n-see attitude. Initial thought is I'll spend most time in the Friends tab, but check on the other tabs to see what specific folks are up to. - Hutch Carpenter
Glad I'm not the only one underwhelmed by friend lists. For me, FriendFeed is about the content. I don't care if it comes from friends, colleagues or strangers, so long as it's interesting. - Neil Saunders
It is about the content, absolutely, but not all of us sit at the computer all day reading soc net sites, so you can miss a lot of good (and interesting stuff). For me, categorising them allows the best of both worlds. - Sally Church
I guess I just can't categorize. I hadn't thought about it. Take Mona, for instance. One minute, she'll post a pic of bacon-flavored LEGO figurines, the next post will be 31 Ways to Enhance Your Brand on Twitter. WHERE DO I PUT HER?! - Rahsheen(isSoAwesome)
The main reason I like it is that I can keep tabs on the "less vocal" people who get drowned out by the super-prolific people. A lot of the people I know in meatspace don't participate on FF a lot so I totally miss their posts... now I can make sure I don't easily miss them. - Lindsay Donaghe
For me, friend lists help me to see posts from my family members, who aren't as active as some of my friends. Before they'd often slide by before I saw them. Also, when I realized you could add rooms to the friend lists, I organized some of my rooms thematically (e.g. TV shows). - Shannon Jiménez
@Sally: I've gotten into the habit of relying upon serendipity to find interesting stuff. Probably not the best way to go about things, but it works surprisingly well. It does depend upon whom you're subscribed to, though. - Cyvros/fyc
Groups will be great (1) When I have little time, I visit a few key people & their discussion threads - Now I can visit them all at once (2) Tons of people are drowned out, and I visit them one by one - The new groups may help me see a little more - Mitchell Tsai
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What's happening, I just got on? Im confused! - John Worthington
Don't FF me! - Hao Chen
Ahhhhhh... OK now im in, what's new (so sorry) - John Worthington
I think someone referred to this as "Fake Following" and there's been an awful lot of discussion about it. - Helen Is SOOO Not Of Troy
John, get in there and explore: there's a lot new. Some of it is well-liked (custom subscription lists), some of it is controversial (black bold user names without underlines in share headers as opposed to blue bold user names with underlines). - Akiva Moskovitz
I haven't played around with the new Friend List yet... waiting for you guys to weigh in on it first... like it? - Susan Beebe
Like! - Hao Chen
I doubt I'll have much use for it because I don't subscribe to enough people yet. The number of subscriptions that I have combined with the fact that I don't allow tweets unless they have comments or likes makes my noise very manageable without subdivision. - Akiva Moskovitz
Yeah, the Friends list will actually be useful. I'm going to arrange mine topically, according to the primary interests of some of the folks on my list. - Chris Baskind
Cool, god i knew I should have gotten up earlier! - John Worthington
Chris, that'll take you ages! - Zee at WeDoCreative
Zee, it hasn't taken him long at all: http://beta.friendfeed.com/e/c... - Helen Is SOOO Not Of Troy
lol Helen - Zee at WeDoCreative
Cool: You can add yourself to a Friends list, and put people onto more than one list at a time. Win! - Chris Baskind
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Maopost.com - Personalized Oil Paintings
Monday at 9:10 pm - via Bookmarklet - Link
"Maoart paintings integrate with virtuosity real people’s faces into faithfully reproduced propaganda posters. Based on a photograph provided by you and a poster of your choice, an artist renders you as a socialist hero." - Lindsay Donaghe via Bookmarklet
Geez, I nearly shared this earlier. Too awesome. I've wanted one fora while - Chris Baskind
Just think! You can now work "for the people" without actually having worked "for the people". Taken in historical context, of course. :D - Helen Is SOOO Not Of Troy
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The most amazing thing: The fabricator scientist guy they interviewed said it was on the time table to have a Star Trek like replicator in 20 years. I'm floored they see it coming around that soon. - Lindsay Donaghe
Hehe, yeah we were talking about it here http://tinyurl.com/6z7bfl - AlexScoble(Robert'sBro)
Cool, Alex :) - Lindsay Donaghe
Can you imagine the changes to society if we all have replicators and if they get that fusion energy stuff going? It would get rid of the need for money... get rid of the class distinctions of rich and poor... how would society change? Government? Religion? "Working for a living"? - Lindsay Donaghe
Just getting fusion energy into production would bring big changes to our society. - AlexScoble(Robert'sBro)
Nano tech is going to change everything EVERYTHING think industrial revolution only tiny. - Geoff Schultz
I'm sure in small ways nanotech is already changing our lives. I'd be willing to bet that fledgling use of nanotech has helped Intel, IBM and AMD get distance between pathways in CPUs down to almost unbelievably small distances. - AlexScoble(Robert'sBro)
Lindsay and Alex: I did a high-school science project on inertial- and magnetic-confinement fusion. I was so sure we'd have working fusion power by now. I hate I was wrong about that. I wasn't looking for "Mr. Fusion" or anything like that, just cheap, clean, plentiful power. - Harvey Simmons
Back when I first read about nano-tech in the late 90's it seemed so far away. I think we might see amazing things in my lifetime... and my son is the even luckier one. - Lindsay Donaghe
I remember less than 10 years ago when they said that the 150nm distance could not physically be broken...and here we are looking CPUs soon having distances of 20nm. - AlexScoble(Robert'sBro)
nanobots are going to turn me into the Highlander - Geoff Schultz
There can only be one, Geoff. - Lindsay Donaghe
I think it's interesting to take a look at current carbon nanotube research and think about how it could affect commercial products in just a few years. The materials will be so strong and lightweight. Think of the impact on transportation energy requirements. - Jason Wehmhoener
So...what was that book where the nanotech became self-aware and decided to kill all humans? - Rahsheen(isSoAwesome)
I think we're further away from real A.I. than we are from applicable nano-tech. Seems it's harder to replicate a human consciousness from scratch than it is to build things from molecules. - Lindsay Donaghe
Just sayin...maybe they are closer related than we think....and we find out way too late....*cue ominous danger suspense movie music* - Rahsheen(isSoAwesome)
*quakes in boots* - Lindsay Donaghe
Future of carbon fiber in cars: http://nextbigfuture.com/2008/... - Jason Wehmhoener
self-assembling polymer arrays improve data storage potential http://www.sciencedaily.com/re... - Jason Wehmhoener
scientists overcome nanotech hurdle http://www.physorg.com/news137... - Jason Wehmhoener
Just keep me alive long enough for the holodeck. - dkb
Self Replicating nanobots wouldnt have to have AI to destroy the world they could simply consume and reproduce till there is nothing left. Think that is called the Grey Earth theory or something idono. - Geoff Schultz
It's called Grey Goo and most of the experts (K Eric Drexler in particular) are no longer horribly concerned about it. It's yet another reason why nanotech research should be considered vitally important to the US's interest, regardless of our current administrations fear and distrust of science. - Tad - just Tad
I fell asleep watching it but have it recorded for tonight. I love it when people think past the current barriers of science and tech. - Josh Haley
Tad, Yeah I am not overy concerned with it but I am happy that we consider the implications of our work. It helps us to develop safeguards against such things. It is great to see science in action. - Geoff Schultz
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Atheist? :D - Yuvi
Oh no... not an atheist... with a cross on the back. I'm sure he considers himself to be an upstanding model Christian. The sad part is that the god of Islam is supposed to be the same as the Christian god... So the denial of Allah is ironically the denial of his own god... he's just so ignorant that he doesn't know that. - Lindsay Donaghe
@Lindsay - I was trying to be funny. I obviously failed. - Yuvi
He sure sounds GOP - Dom
Which state was this in? - Rochelle
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I want to go! - Lindsay Donaghe
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A service that lets you browse/search through a list of domain names that have recently expired. You can sort them by the number of letters in the domain or by Alexa and Google Page Rank to see if they had traffic previously. Interesting way to pick up some short domains or launch with existing traffic. - Lindsay Donaghe
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l337 Eye Chart
August 24 at 9:26 pm - via Bookmarklet - Link
Mona's post reminded me of this... one of my favorite giggles. - Lindsay Donaghe via Bookmarklet
I have this up on the wall in my cube. Sadly only a few people at work know what it is... - Tad - just Tad
that's awesome . Want. - Pete Delucchi
saved as my new background for iphone - Pete Delucchi
realistically still can't make it past the 4th line but nice find anyway LOL - Cecil Sandus
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Jennifer Daniel Dot Com Was Taken
August 24 at 10:06 pm - via Bookmarklet - Link
not sure if I like this or not! - Lindsay Donaghe via Bookmarklet
Would have been more awesome if you spelt it doubleudoubleudoubleu - John Worthington
hehe, isn't the domain name awesome?? - Lindsay Donaghe
Beyond awesome... - John Worthington
I think I need to register ell-eye-en-dee-ess-aye-why-dee-oh-en-aye-gee-aitch-ee.com - Lindsay Donaghe
My brain just exploded trying to work that out... must find cork for ears now - John Worthington
(hint l-i-n-d-s-a-y-d-o-n-a-g-h-e.com) - Lindsay Donaghe
Ahhhhhhhhhhhh (facepalm) - John Worthington
Lindsay, our NetNanny installation blocks your site. - Akiva Moskovitz
Well it can't be my fault... I haven't even registered it yet! :P - Lindsay Donaghe
Our NetNanny installation is THAT thorough. - Akiva Moskovitz
I love her and I love her URL :) - Mona N.
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August 24 at 9:40 pm - Link
Come on, Tad... I know you're FFeeding!! :P - Lindsay Donaghe
Beats me... installed that a long time ago, - Tad - just Tad
He's too busy 'wookin pa nub' in Second Life. - Akiva Moskovitz
LOL @ Akiva! - Lindsay Donaghe
@Tad look in your Add-ons list then, goofus! - Lindsay Donaghe
i use cleaner friendfeed - and love it...might be helpful? http://userstyles.org/styles/8... - Zee at WeDoCreative
oh, you need greasemonkey though... - Zee at WeDoCreative
That's not the exact one, Zee but it does what I was looking for! Thanks! I already had Stylish installed so it works fine. - Lindsay Donaghe
Cleaner FriendFeed is also included with Better FriendFeed. Neat littel checkbox - Rahsheen(isSoAwesome)
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August 24 at 8:00 pm - Link
Yes, Yes, Of course ;) - Mona N.
Yes, Yes and depends on who but generally yes... - John Worthington
Yes - occasionally, no, LoL yeah. - Kevin Etter
1-not really, 2-n/a, 3-Yes. When I'm outgoing in meatspace, it's an act. - Harvey Simmons
Kinda, Probably, Not sure what that entails - Rahsheen(isSoAwesome)
1) YES, 2) YES, 3) YES - Patricia(Trish not Patty)
@Rasheen - I had a theory that there's a connection... testing that out by gathering some data. ;) - Lindsay Donaghe
I'm a hardcore Italian. You do the math, haha. - ::Kristen::
@Kristen - YES, YES, no, then? ;) - Lindsay Donaghe
Don't really know if I'm an intro/extrovert. - Rahsheen(isSoAwesome)
@Rasheen, I'm guessing that you're probably bent toward extroverted solely on the basis that you make videos of yourself. Most meatspace introverts don't really do that since it's almost more uncomfortable than screwing up communications with people in person. - Lindsay Donaghe
Yes, yes and yes. - Michelle Martinez
No, No, sometimes. - Russellreno
Yes cubed - MiniMage via NoiseRiver
yes, yes, and yes--but working on it! - Jasmin Smith
Ok, I'll agree with your assessment, Dr. Donaghe. Sounds reasonable :) - Rahsheen(isSoAwesome)
Yes, sometimes (mostly when someone gets on my nerves), yes - Ray Metzen
Pretty sure they encourage you to talk with your hands in business school. I say throw it on the resume. - Geoff Schultz
So is that something you had to "train" yourself to do, Geoff? - Lindsay Donaghe
Yes, Yes, Yes - Niguel Valley via twhirl
1) Yes, 2) Yes, and I pace a lot. The phone makes me nervous. 3.) Highly introverted. - Evangeline
yes no yes - Michael J Cohen
No, No, Kinda. - Tad - just Tad
yes, yes, no - Morgan
no, no, absolutely unless it's with people I know really well. - Abby Martin
yes, yes, once upon a time yes, but I've improved with time - Duncan Riley
No, No, Yes - nouhad
1) Nope. 2) N/A 3) It depends. - Akiva Moskovitz
yes, no, yes - Pete Delucchi
Yes, Yes (I'm from New York, after all), less than I once was - Paul Haahr
To be fully honest, I sometimes talk with other people's hands. - Akiva Moskovitz
LOL @ Akiva - are they still attached to their owners at the time? - Lindsay Donaghe
...sometimes. - Akiva Moskovitz
Akiva I dare you to grab Lindsay's wrists and try to talk with them... - Tad - just Tad
I will flap them around like convulsing pigeons on the hottest day of the year just moments before my life is ended. - Akiva Moskovitz
i like turtles - sam via twhirl
Yes. Yes. Possibly... - Cyvros/fyc
i talk with my hands an im super extrovert - Tyler Gillies
Yes, Yes, No. - Parth Awasthi
I _always_ talk with my hands. Fuck meatspace. - Sparky
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August 24 at 8:54 pm - Link
friend, your breath smells bad. - Russellreno
Dear BBC, No one else would tell you this, but it's time you realized I only watch because of the cool accents. - Rahsheen(isSoAwesome)
owner, I actually own you. Love, your cat. - AlexScoble(Robert'sBro)
"John" "FF is sucking away your life and you need to get back to work..." - John Worthington
Cool Neighbor Dude, those shorts you wear sagging down around your butt look like a skirt. - Harvey Simmons
Mr. Phelps, there is more to life than swimming pools and mounds of pancakes. - Lindsay Donaghe
Twitter, making your failure graphic your most endearing and memorable graphic representation was maybe not the best plan. - Lindsay Donaghe
"Mario" "she's to high maintenance and has the Munchausen" - John Worthington
olympics, you're irrelevant and a sell-out. - Morgan
Cable news channels, the constant barrage of pharmaceutical ads for E.D. make me uncomfortable leaving your broadcasts on when my pre-teen child is home. Take that smut off the air in prime-time, please! - Lindsay Donaghe
"Luke", "I am your father" - Shey
"Bill O'Reilly" "falafels aren't sexy" - John Worthington
+1 Shey - John Worthington
Australian TV Channels .. You really do make the stupidest programming decisions. Is noone game to be consistent? - Stu Andrews via twhirl
"Luke", "you made out with your sister dude" - John Worthington
Starbucks, It's obvious that you'd have problems in an economic downturn: the standard first piece of advice for saving money for years now has been for one to give up their daily dose of your products. - Lindsay Donaghe
"God, ... your name is on a lot of quotes in this book. Us crazy humans wrote it, you should take a look." - XTC - Anna Haro
"tampon company" "you do not need commercials, someone will buy your product." - Simian DA (Amber)
LOL @ SDA! - Lindsay Donaghe
"Bush", "it's make a loop with one end, wrap the other end around it and pull a loop through" - John Worthington
myspace, you feel like tijuana on a thursday night at 2 am. - Morgan
LOL @Morgan...wtf? - Anna Haro
people of earth. You're slowly killing your world and eventually your people - Ryan
if you've ever been down revolucion ave at 2 am you'd know what i mean! trying to weave your way through the mass of 18 year old drunk american kids is what navigating myspace feels like. - Morgan