FakeAadom
- Dwayne Forehand: :)
- Dwayne Forehand: fakeaadom?!
- Adam Wygle: what?
- Dwayne Forehand: what?
- Dwayne Forehand: http://twitter.com/fakeaadom
- Adam Wygle: nice
- Adam Wygle: the colors are kind of ugly
- Dwayne Forehand: unlike yours?!
- Dwayne Forehand: you can't be serious
- Adam Wygle: my colors are dark green
- Adam Wygle: not sea foam
- Dwayne Forehand: This looks horrible http://screencast.com/t/gJdPHVcilTp
- Dwayne Forehand: oh I get it, xmas
- Dwayne Forehand: well talk to fakeaadom about it man
- Adam Wygle: looks better on my screen
- Adam Wygle: http://skitch.com/aadom/714x/twitter-aadom
- Dwayne Forehand: lol it looks the same on my screen
- Adam Wygle: the font is all slanty in yours
- Dwayne Forehand: http://screencast.com/t/R8LwiUPHI2
- Dwayne Forehand: oh it is
- Adam Wygle: yeah, I can actually read mine
- Dwayne Forehand: everyones font looks that way in chrome
- Adam Wygle: everything is italics?
- Dwayne Forehand: in that section of twitter
- Dwayne Forehand: not in mozilla
- Dwayne Forehand: weird
- Dwayne Forehand: http://screencast.com/t/YgDTglgW
- Dwayne Forehand: later man
- Adam Wygle: i followed fakeaadom back
- Dwayne Forehand: hm, he seems upset at you
- Dwayne Forehand: can u make your name realAadom?
- Adam Wygle: you mean, he's just going to copy what I say
- Adam Wygle: I'm not going to
- Adam Wygle: if I change my name to RealAadom it frees up Aadom
- Dwayne Forehand: lol
- Dwayne Forehand: oooohhhhhhhhh
- Dwayne Forehand: and that could be, dangerous?
- Adam Wygle: maybe
- Dwayne Forehand: Man that fakeaadom is snooooty
- Adam Wygle: haven't seen it
- Dwayne Forehand: he sounds like a smart ass just like you
- Adam Wygle: yes
- Adam Wygle: I RTed him
- Dwayne Forehand: RTed?
- Dwayne Forehand: retweet?
- Adam Wygle: yes, but cooler and faster
- Dwayne Forehand: LOL
- Dwayne Forehand: Oh snap
- Adam Wygle: you're seeing them before I do
- Dwayne Forehand: uhhhh, faster connection I guess
- Adam Wygle: I guess
- Adam Wygle: I thought you were leaving work?
- Dwayne Forehand: oh yeah
- Dwayne Forehand: Heidi looks hot man
- Dwayne Forehand: Is that really you two?
- Adam Wygle: yes
She’s a Rollerskating Queen
Toshiba Timesculpture Advert (via RedefineWhatYouWatch)
Still amazed by this video.
Damien Jurado, “Caskets” on Vimeo (via Vimeo)
Before Louis Pasteur pinpointed yeast as the culprit in the 1850s, brewers didn’t know what caused fermentation, said Papazian, president of the Boulder, Colorado-based Brewers Association. So they invented one run-on word to describe the mysterious stuff at the bottom of the bottle: Godisgood.
Rivals
I wonder if school bus drivers and metro bus drivers have some sort of rivalry.
Is Twitter Down?
Well-meaning little therapists
Goose-stepping twelve-stepping Tetotalitarianists
The tipsy, the reeling and the drop down pissed
We got no time for that stuff here
Zero crime and no fear
We’ve bred all our kittens white
So you can see them in the night
And at night we’re on our knees
As quiet as a mouse
Since the word got out
From the North down to the South
For no-one’s left in doubt
There’s no fear about
If we all hold hands and very quietly shout
Hallelujah
God is in the house
God is in the house
Oh I wish He would come out
God is in the house
Goose-stepping twelve-stepping Tetotalitarianists
The tipsy, the reeling and the drop down pissed
We got no time for that stuff here
Zero crime and no fear
We’ve bred all our kittens white
So you can see them in the night
And at night we’re on our knees
As quiet as a mouse
Since the word got out
From the North down to the South
For no-one’s left in doubt
There’s no fear about
If we all hold hands and very quietly shout
Hallelujah
God is in the house
God is in the house
Oh I wish He would come out
God is in the house
Congratulations (via i182.photobucket.com)
I find myself prefering to respond to blogs via twitter if the person is a friend. I might leave a little comment, but twitter is better for conversations. Where would you respond, here, there, both?
Obama was not given to shows of emotion. But at the last debate he was asked an innocuous question about his New Year’s resolution, and he launched into standard-issue boilerplate about being “a better father, better husband. And I want to remind myself constantly that this is not about me, ah, what I’m doing today. It’s an enormous strain on the family … a-a-a-nd …” He paused, and for the briefest moment there was a hitch in his voice before he continued, “Y’know, yesterday I went and bought a Christmas tree with my girls, and we had about two hours before I had to fly back to Washington to vote …” Valerie Jarrett, the family friend who had become one of his closest political advisers, thought Obama was going to tear up. She had seen it before, at a book party for “The Audacity of Hope” in 2006, when Obama had started to say he was sorry to have been away from his family so much during his campaign for the Senate, and began crying so hard he couldn’t go on. Obama was remarkably self-contained, but he was also palpably emotionally attached to his family. Jarrett knew that he had not been able to keep his promises to Michelle about getting home to see her and the kids, and that the strain was starting to show.