November 2007
19 posts
The McDonalds Analogy →
via Marco
Good analogy. I now need to hear the analogy as to why girls are OK with just being friends.
The Facts of Life →
via Sarah Lane (full list)
Not as cool as I thought
The double clicking on the NYTimes site annoys me now. I’m sure it is a cool function, but my obsessive clicking just means I have to close down the dictionary pop-up every 10 seconds.
Blue Man
I dreamed about the Blue Man. He was going home and seemed sad to be leaving me.
iPhone user questions flight delay →
via Marco
Why is it that people think their Internet knowledge is enough to question complex systems? You do not know about planes and air trafficking because you can check the weather or because you’ve read about it on Wikipedia.
You’re welcome, and encouraged, to question things, but be intelligent about it. There’s a reason people study for years to learn specialized...
It's my life
j: so I went from lesbian massages to going to a kid's movie with a mother and her daughter in a three day period
r: I'm clicking the "I would like to know more" button
Sesame Street! On DVD! Parental Warning Included! →
(via HuffPost) When Oscar the Grouch was still a grouch.
I never figured that would be the first one
Things to do before I die:
1. Publish a novel
2. Travel the world
3. Get a massage from two lesbians at once
“You can quote me on this. Aerosmith Rocks.”
– Rainy, on his change of heart about Aerosmith
Sarah Lane:
“A quick Google search straightened me out, but now I’m not positive I haven’t been saying “intregal” out loud to people who definitely know the difference between a real word and a made-up word.”
I’m an obsessive dictionary checker because there have been multiple occassions when I’ve done this.
“If I didn’t work with her, I’d get you those boobs.”
– Rainy, on some dumb whore (his words)
Mourning TV - New York Times →
Damon Lindelof (Lost) on the WGA strike and the future (or lack thereof) television.
A personality quirk turned coolish
I obsessively click when I scroll through web pages. I don’t know when it started or even notice most of the time that I’m doing it, but today it payed off.
I accidently highlighted “we” via double-clicking on NYTimes.com and I received a pop-up that defined it. I don’t know how this works or who decided it should come to pass or how long it has existed, but go me.
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A resolution for L.A. →
“Steve Carell informed NBC he is unable to report to work because he is suffering...”
– United Hollywood Blog
United Hollywood: Support the WGA →