exercise in futility
- Natalie: what are you up to?
- can i pick your brain on something?
- me: sure
- just at work
- Natalie: ok
- so i have to come up with ideas for how to make dell cooler
- me: hahaaaa
- Natalie: "like apple"
- i know
- my job sucks
I’m a little creeped out by the omniscience that “above all” suggests, but more than that, I can’t shake the image of fighter planes carpet bombing school computer labs.
N.B. Didn’t “cyberspace” gone the way of the VCR? Oh silly armed forces, you sound like somebody’s old dad.
For the (semi) cheap and (semi) lazy. Charming.
Update: looks like Lifehacker covered this about 2 years ago. Just consider me a revivalist.
Reason 21 for hating Tumblr: Rampant incorrect overuse of “parse.”
Scoring another Radar double double.I don’t hate Tumblr Radar, even though they sometimes feature Panic! at the Disco audio-streams as if this is 2005…and Xanga.
BUT.
I do hate the powers that be for forcing certain Tumblr-folk down our throat. I’m not saying that I have anything against Peter W. Knox, as I find him completely entertaining and earnest, but I do find fault in inundating the masses with the particular parsings of one person, especially if that one person (maybe not Peter W. Knox, maybe…well, I can’t think right now but) is posting a quote that another Tumblr ~*celebrity~* already posted.
Dumb shit by the same people on the Tumblr Radar mainpage: a reason to hate Tumblr.
And:
Using the phrase “double double”: a reason to hate Tumblr (though I’m sure Petey was just being silly. He would never actively try to sound so corny on the internet.)
(via tumblinas: via Hollywood Reporter)
Meh. Guh.
I’m consoled by the fact that most stuff that gets optioned never gets made. How do you fictionalize this piece and give it a cinematic arc? She’d have to finally meet some dude in end; the unlikelihood (impossibility?) of this is precisely the point of the article.