I'm so confused...
Is Kyle being a typical twitterhead, giving pointless updates of every mundane, uninteresting thing he does, punctuated with the occasional random ejaculation of patriotism?
Or is he voicing his enthusiastic support for the singular, go-your-own-way-via-mass-market-merchandise slogans?
Or is he just thrilled that there's somebody out there that's legitimized how he spells "tooting?"
Or is he just thrilled he managed to park his car without having to qualify for the start?
As well he should. Kyle is the beneficiary of a fundamental American principle. If your daddy (or grandaddy) was really great at what he did, you can be marginal and still succeed.
I work with this guy. He feels politically marginalized against the growing nepotism in the Northeast corridor and how it may eventually affect his ability to make an agrarian living despite diminished clout, so in tandem with being criticized for following a slave labor system that he inherited and now depends on, whether morally objectionable or not, he now demonstrates his disdain for federalization by parking like this every day.
It's Wednesday November 4…which means it's time for #carchat!
Tonight's Twitter #carchat: the marathon day of Chrysler announcements, re-imagining the new Chrysler logo, SEMA, how custom cars might no longer be cool, and that the Dodge Viper logo looks like Daffy Duck.
Check out the preview at vLane.com, and be sure to search for the tag "#carchat", starting at 8PM tonight, Wed. October 21. Questions? michael [at] banovsky [dot] com or at my Twitter page.
I'm not sure how funny FakeRayWert is, but if he or she can keep up the frequent fervent postings for at least a year, FakeRay will be 100% awesome to me. That way I'll know that FakeRay is truly consumed by a hatred of Real Ray, and is dedicated to airing that hatred in one of the most pointless ways possible. That gets respect in my book. #twitter
Ironically this is actually one of the better uses of twitter; I find it much more important to know where I can get the cheapest price on certain commodities than what my friends are having for lunch.
11/23/09
11/23/09
Is Kyle being a typical twitterhead, giving pointless updates of every mundane, uninteresting thing he does, punctuated with the occasional random ejaculation of patriotism?
Or is he voicing his enthusiastic support for the singular, go-your-own-way-via-mass-market-merchandise slogans?
Or is he just thrilled that there's somebody out there that's legitimized how he spells "tooting?"
Or is he just thrilled he managed to park his car without having to qualify for the start?
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[www.victoryjunction.org]
11/23/09
Must be a fascinating twat.
11/23/09
11/23/09
Huh?
11/23/09
11/23/09
11/04/09
Tonight's Twitter #carchat: the marathon day of Chrysler announcements, re-imagining the new Chrysler logo, SEMA, how custom cars might no longer be cool, and that the Dodge Viper logo looks like Daffy Duck.
Check out the preview at vLane.com, and be sure to search for the tag "#carchat", starting at 8PM tonight, Wed. October 21. Questions? michael [at] banovsky [dot] com or at my Twitter page.
#carchat
#twitter
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No. No, you should not.
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09/11/09
What's funny to me is that Twitter has been around for YEARS and nobody used it.