An Open Letter to Bradley Weissenberger

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Rick Reuben wrote:
NerblyBear wrote:I appreciate the gesture, but let this shit fade man.
If you edit the title to something like 'Urgent News On The US Economy', no one will read it, just like my threads on the US economy.
If I cared I'd find the mundane sources you copy all of your information from and read them.
Dr. Geek wrote:I once found a soggy dollar floating in a puddle on the side of the street. I carefully picked it out of the water before it sank to the bottom. It smelled funny after it dried.

An Open Letter to Bradley Weissenberger

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NerblyBear wrote:
Rick Reuben wrote:
NerblyBear wrote:Did this thread need to be bumped?
It came up when I searched for threads on changing avatars. It's a funny thread. You don't like it?


No, it's stupid.

And also apropos of nothing. Bradley has a striking new avatar now.

I appreciate the gesture, but let this shit fade man.


Bumped out of pure spite.
Ty Webb wrote:I hope the little-known 8th dwarf, Chinky, is on that list.

An Open Letter to Bradley Weissenberger

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Rick Reuben wrote:Let's all just retreat to our rooms until Obama finishes changing everything for us.
new york times 7-9-09 wrote:Google, known for its plain-Jane approach to Web design, has come up with something much wackier.

On Tuesday the company introduced Lively, an online tool that allows people to embody a cartoonish online avatar and have text-based conversations with friends and other Internet users in virtual chat rooms. The rooms can be added to any blog or Web site.

Lively tries to make that conversation three-dimensional, more interactive and more fun. As if they were playing a game, users choose from a selection of unrealistically handsome or Disneyesque avatars. They can also create their own rooms, which can be posted to a blog or social network profile as easily as a YouTube video.

Up to 20 people can occupy a room and chat with one another. (Text appears as cartoon-style bubbles atop the avatars.)
'unrealistically handsome'? How do they know? Oh, yeah. They're Google. They have your DNA.


7-9-09? you get your info from the future rick?
lemur68 wrote:I've always said there are two ways to guarantee getting on the news:

1) Be found hoarding 80 animals in your home.

2) Drive through a storefront.

I'm 6/80ths the way to #1.

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