March 2009
24 posts
Leveraging Technology for Love
tdx:
By the time the fourth NCAA men’s basketball tournament game tipped off on Friday evening, my buddy and I had spent about 10-hours watching live games. That’s fun, but taxing. We got loopy. So, I did what I always do when I’m loopy, I began searching for women I’d like to have my babies, or least practice having my babies. The stands at American Airlines arena were devoid of any real...
Dear Pandora,
I would like to never, ever, hear Wonderful Tonight by Eric Clapton ever again.
Your pal,
iheartjoo
The Old Days And Getting Old.
patcastaldo:
In “the old days’ I’d happily install the latest application, utility or whatnot without thinking. In fact, I’d actively read something like Version Tracker to see if there even were beta updates I could load.
As I get older, I don’t seem to care anymore.
I also really enjoy when stuff works.
My system is pretty stable, so when I get an alert that “MailActOn” has an update and...
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This is for you, Facebook over-sharers.
“WE ARE all of us in the gutter but some of us are looking at the stars.”
– Brian’s getting all philosophical … I guess he had a good weekend. (via iheartjoo)
Or, he’s having YAMlC (yet another midlife crisis). (via patcastaldo)
Possible. Additional symptoms could be excessive BIPing, marriage.
“WE ARE all of us in the gutter but some of us are looking at the stars.”
– Brian’s getting all philosophical … I guess he had a good weekend.
Weirdo!
trainwrecks:
lovepuppy:
I find myself walking around, giving people the forewarning that I’m “weird”, because I’m a little too afraid they’d make the judgment on their own. I’d rather tell them upfront instead of let them down.
And this- for perfect strangers. That’s the weird part.
People who brag to you that they’re weird are always two things: 1. Insecure; 2. Dull.
“Weird”...
