Jun 11, 2009
3 weeks ago
...the Degradation of the American Dialogue

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Jun 11, 2009
3 weeks ago
marco:

(via inky, thedailywhat)

For all my techie, nerdy friends. :)

marco:

(via inky, thedailywhat)

For all my techie, nerdy friends. :)

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Jun 11, 2009
3 weeks ago
"If you take away the hate groups, you take away their [Republican] party."

Comment found on Huffington Post. So sad, so true.

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Jun 10, 2009
3 weeks ago
onemoretimewithfeeling:

I’m not sure if this guy is serious or not. I found his twitter pretty funny.

Isn’t that the creator/CEO of Research In Motion? The people that make blackberries? Also, the same guy trying to put a bid on the Phoenix Coyotes to move them to southern ontario?

onemoretimewithfeeling:

I’m not sure if this guy is serious or not. I found his twitter pretty funny.

Isn’t that the creator/CEO of Research In Motion? The people that make blackberries? Also, the same guy trying to put a bid on the Phoenix Coyotes to move them to southern ontario?

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Jun 10, 2009
3 weeks ago
Women Don't Go to Movies" -- Huh?

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Jun 5, 2009
1 month ago
onemoretimewithfeeling:


blakeley:

mikehudack:

via datn

Isn’t that what :P is for?

Yes, exactly.

onemoretimewithfeeling:

blakeley:

mikehudack:

via datn

Isn’t that what :P is for?

Yes, exactly.

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Jun 1, 2009
1 month ago

[tech] View XML Source in Firefox

Try viewing an xml file on firefox: http://feeds.nytimes.com/nyt/rss/HomePage

Mine brings up an option: add it to google reader, or google personalized homepage. I need another option: view source.

The only way I figured out how, was to add the words: view-source: in front of the url. Example:

view-source:http://feeds.nytimes.com/nyt/rss/HomePage

I discovered that by mistake; but honestly, is this rocket surgery or am I stupid? Because I couldn’t figure out another way of doing it.

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May 27, 2009
1 month ago
"Unrelenting indecision, isolation, confusion and anxiety about working, relationships and direction is reported by people in their mid-twenties to early thirties who are usually urban, middle class and well-educated; those who should be able to capitalize on their youth, unparalleled freedom and free-for-all individuation. They can’t make any decisions, because they don’t know what they want, and they don’t know what they want because they don’t know who they are, and they don’t know who they are because they’re allowed to be anyone they want."

Quarterlife Crisis.
http://www.eyeweekly.com/article/55882

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May 27, 2009
1 month ago
Chase the cheese down the hill.

Chase the cheese down the hill.

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May 26, 2009
1 month ago

the heart-broken and the heart-breakers

bclikesyou:

It’s happened to you and you’ve done it.

You start dating someone and you disappear to all your friends. Or your friend disappears. You either give them shit or don’t give a shit and take it in stride. It’s nothing personal, after all. Much of this disappearance can be attributed to The Honeymoon Period. Then when that phase wears off, you begin to see your friend again. This is either because: 1- the relationship isn’t going to work and friend misses what they had or 2- the relationship has become comfortable enough to the point where nights spent separately are ok. We all hope for the latter.

When you’re on the outside and looking in at this situation, it can be frustrating. Friends who are single and form a tight group tend to feel quite invincible and are oblivious to the changes occurring in each others lives. Not until something or someone takes a friend away do we raise our pitchforks and demand someone be burned at the stake.

But when you’re in this situation, it’s fucking blissful. Suddenly there is someone new in your life and they enjoy your attention and return it. You want to spend as much free time with them as possible and everything else goes on the back-burner. You look forward to the weekend when you both don’t work and can sleep in together. And so on.

I’m certainly guilty of these two positions. I’ve turned my back on friends only to come running back when shit fell apart. And my friends never rubbed it in my face. No “I told you so“‘s.

And I’ve had friends suddenly return to my life. When nothing would please me more to say, “Where the fuck have you been?”, I instead opted to get some beers and find a curb to sit on.

And that’s what friends are for.

So if you suddenly find yourself down a close friend who always seemed to be there, be happy for them. Support them in their decisions. Be happy that they are happy.

And if you suddenly find yourself caught up in a new lover’s smells and idiosyncrasies, try and remember the friends that were always just there. They may give you shit but that’s just because they love having you around.

I heard geese tonight and saw a shoot star and thought about all of this. Feeling quite content these days.

Yes, holy shit yes.

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