Latest on twitter:

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palin paper defacement: 

someone in this building is not a fan

palin paper defacement:

someone in this building is not a fan

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Quick Poll

totally agree, why sift through RSS when my smart friends are doing it for me?

innonate:

rickwebb:

I do, every day. Now I feel all insecure. What am I supposed to be doing besides reading RSS feeds? I’m so behind the times.

benjaminpalmer:

heyitsnoah:

innonate:

Does anyone still read their RSS feeds?

I don’t.

I do. Every day (well not all of them every day, but I open my reader every day and read).

I used to never use RSS because it took away the context of design on pages, and recently (this year) have been using google reader for sites that look generic, and manually have tab sets for sites that have interesting/useful/contextual design.

RSS is boring, but useful.

Rick, I stopped because I felt like I could get all the “important stuff” from Twitter. Now that I’m over Twitter, I’m thinking about reading RSS again.

Basically, I can only keep up with one feed at a time. For a while that was RSS, then it was Twitter, now it’s Tumblr and a dash of Foursquare.

But I don’t leave RSS out of the fight… it may come back around as a feed I pay attention to…

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first date pants

first date pants

oy vey…

oy vey…

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we moved offices (upstairs): 

now I can open my window, which goes to a rooftop patio. outdoor
meetings?!

we moved offices (upstairs):

now I can open my window, which goes to a rooftop patio. outdoor
meetings?!

I win!

I win!

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"i’m going to invent a drink called a “witness” just so people at bars will ask if they “can get one” when ordering."

LWerkheiser

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Attractiveness Scale (via Oh, Internet’s gchat status)

Attractiveness Scale (via Oh, Internet’s gchat status)

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adamiss:
Right before Nich Carlson filtered me out of the group…
Adam don’t feel bad, apparently he only cares about Joe.

adamiss:

Right before Nich Carlson filtered me out of the group…


Adam don’t feel bad, apparently he only cares about Joe.

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“I’m delighted to know you make such high grades. Take care of your health. Don’t get wet. Never let your feet stay wet. Your health is your first duty to yourself. You are now at a critical age, passing from boyhood to manhood, the period of adolescence. When you reach your sixteenth birthday, you will be able to be a father. Restrain yourself. Keep Hercules clean and cool. Never tamper with him till he gets beyond control. If your body is abused, it will be weakened probably for life. If it is abused during adolescence, it often blunts the mind for life. Keep your thoughts pure.
You will find among my books, upstairs in book-box, I think, a hygiene volume by Dr. Aspheys (sp). Read it. You are now old enough to understand a little about such matters. You should be informed as you are able to comprehend. Millions of boys are injured or ruined yearly because of their sexual nature.”-Letter (above left) written between 1920-26 by my great-grandfather, Aurelius Adorno Mooney, Ordained Methodist Preacher in Nashville (above right), to one of his fours sons

“I’m delighted to know you make such high grades. Take care of your health. Don’t get wet. Never let your feet stay wet. Your health is your first duty to yourself.

You are now at a critical age, passing from boyhood to manhood, the period of adolescence. When you reach your sixteenth birthday, you will be able to be a father. Restrain yourself. Keep Hercules clean and cool. Never tamper with him till he gets beyond control. If your body is abused, it will be weakened probably for life. If it is abused during adolescence, it often blunts the mind for life. Keep your thoughts pure.

You will find among my books, upstairs in book-box, I think, a hygiene volume by Dr. Aspheys (sp). Read it. You are now old enough to understand a little about such matters. You should be informed as you are able to comprehend. Millions of boys are injured or ruined yearly because of their sexual nature.

-Letter (above left) written between 1920-26 by my great-grandfather, Aurelius Adorno Mooney, Ordained Methodist Preacher in Nashville (above right), to one of his fours sons