AND THEY ALL ENDED UP IN MY FEED!!!!
Where the genius lies is the quote you posted this morning.
"Gooooooood morning everyone. Today's word is 'change'. It happens every day, you can't change it, only go with the change. Add this word to your vocabulary and it will make your life a little more bearable."
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Everything I touch breaks :( In the past 2 weeks my computer crashed, My car broke down, my sandwich maker died, my dvd player died and this morning I find out I can't shower because my drain is clogged. I hate hate hate not being able to shower.
If it hadn't been for Cotton-Eye Joe
I'd been married long time ago
"It's the salt water that changes the Rainbow's pretty colors to gray." "And his colors never come back?" "No, once he's been to the sea he's changed forever. The Steelhead can come back home here, stay for the rest of his days, and live among the other Rainbow trout, but he'll always be different because of where he's been." Morsi, Pamela. Garters.
There's such a thing as a sandwich maker? Or is it like a panini maker? I'm confused haha
they have these things, like a waffle iron but with a different plate. it toasts the bread, seals the sandwich and you get two triangles of warm sandwichy goodness.
this is what i think of when i think sandwich maker. they have been around for ages. my cousins had one that i coveted. different than a panini maker but more or less the same.
also, i don't give a fuck about the new facebook. i'm not searchable, everything is friends only, and i changed my last name. while i know that doesn't protect me from jack shit, it makes me feel better. i don't see what the big deal is and i'm usually really, really anti-change. i'm less concerned about my whereabouts posting in the live feed because i'm not completely sure that that stuff didn't show up in the old feed, sprinkled in between status updates because i know i could see some, if not all of that behavior from my friends. what i do stay on top of is the privacy settings. facebook likes to move things around in there, hoping you're not paying attention so they can get more info from you to sell. i have a love/hate relationship with facebook.
oh and ron, SUCKS TO YOUR MYSPACE.
if you google certain keywords, really old, inappropriate pictures of me come up. it's been YEARS since they were posted but they still come up. ha. they aren't attached to my name per se but they are still there and that weirds me out. whatever. i'll have to admit myspace was fun in the mid-00s but i was also in my mid-20s and drinking heavily and sleeping around. if i was still living that lifestyle now, i think i might have to take myself out back and kick my ass. 3 or 4 martinis + 20 mile drive home? no thanks. sleeping with questionable dudes without protection. -shudder- i dodged a million bullets. i look back on that era fondly but that book is closed.
shoot. i loved when my dad said hey look, check out this thing called the internet in the 90s. so. much. information. to. be. had. but i don't ever look back and think, man i miss dial up; i miss not being able to connect because the lines were busy. or, i miss downloading music from napster on a 28.8 modem. actually, i think we had a 14.4 and then jumped to a 56k.
also, i can't wait until you join the revolution and get a smart phone. mobile web does not equal life with a data package.
p.s. iyou.
p.p.s. i am a little feisty today.
What I don't like is the "latest posts" or whatever isn't there and they are lining it up however they want and I want new stuff right there where I can see it and fuck the old stuff they think I might want to see 28 times before it finally rolls off the page.
Also, I see none of this stuff people are talking about that others are doing and nothing is scrolling on the side of my page. I must not have gotten that update.
Anyone who says onions make you cry has clearly never been hit in the face with a turnip.
A little more news.....
How Facebook is about to change even more
By Rosa Golijan
Facebook gave its News Feed a makeover Wednesday and many users got angry. How dare the social network suddenly change so much, after all? Well, we hope you saved some of your rage ? because a lot more changes are going to be announced at F8, Facebook's developer conference, today.
The official announcements will start trickling in once Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg takes the stage to give his keynote speech at 10 a.m. PT/1 p.m. ET, but there are already a lot of whispers regarding what's coming.
One of the key hints about all the announcements is F8's motto, which All Things D's Liz Gannes reports is "Read. Watch. Listen." This leaves us expecting a new way to consume text-based news, some sort of video component, and the long-rumored incorporation of music streaming.
When it comes to the "Read" element of the F8 motto, there's not much mystery regarding what's coming. We know that Facebook wants to ?act more like your own personal newspaper? and once it altered the News Feed to present your Friends' posts in what it believes is a better format, the next natural step is to tackle news from the world at large.
Thanks to Forbes' Jeff Bercovici, we know that the company is partnering with various media outlets ? including CNN, the Washington Post and The Daily ? in order to create Facebook apps designed to change the way you access and consume news. The Wall Street Journal has even already provided a sneak peek of what its own app. We're expecting to see demonstrations of several similar apps at F8.
While the "Watch" portion of the F8 motto has gotten a bit less attention, The Guardian suggests that it is related to film streaming services which will be incorporated into Facebook in a similar way to music services.
And thanks to a Facebook employee's Twitter slip up, we've got a pretty decent idea of how those music services will fit into the social network's "Listen" theme.
TechCrunch reports that creative director Ji Lee got a bit too excited and tweeted "The 'Listen with your friend' feature in ticker is blowing my mind. Listen to what your friends are listening. LIVE." last evening.
How does that tweet reveal much about the music integration? Well, GigaOm reported that Facebook was in negotiations with Spotify and several other music services earlier this year. If we combine that knowledge with Lee's tweet, we come to the same conclusion as TechCrunch's MG Siegler:Lee is describing a key feature of Facebook Music launching [Thursday]. Not only will all music you?re listening to appear in the just-launched right-side ticker, there will be a link to ?Listen with your friend?, that when clicked, will allow you to listen along to the same song at the same time (thanks to the magic of scrobbling and track matching).We hope this idea is on the right track ? because it would give the much disliked new right-side ticker a purpose other than to rile up Facebook users.
That speculation covers F8's three-word motto, but we're certain that it doesn't even begin to cover everything Facebook intends to announce later in the day ? and Mashable's Ben Parr agrees. He suggests that the social network probably also has plans to unveil something related to e-commerce. (We wonder if this potential announcement will explain the demise of Facebook Deals.)
We're going to keep a close eye on F8 news to see if all these leads pan out, and keep you posted on all the craziness. But if you're interested in watching all the excitement yourself
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