Twitter user @strnks has dreamed up a dark and twisty alternate ending to the show Friends: My proposal for how hit 90s TV sitcom Friends should have ended. pic.twitter.com/S7D3j2E3z5 — Xenophon Moscrop (@strnks) August 24, 2015 In case you can’t read/make out what’s in the embedded image, it says: I’d have ended Friends by revealing it […]
And there would be a lot more kids playing outside. 🙂 Via Wrong Hands. You may also like: Wednesday Rewind: The 10 Levels of Intimacy in Today’s Communication How Donuts Help Us Understand Social Media How Pee Helps Us Understand Social Media Class of 2011: The Social Media Yearbook
Once in a while, when I get bored, I like to look through the archives of this blog and reflect upon (and laugh at!) all the things I have shared with the web over the years. Because, heck, after 1,801 posts, even I don’t remember everything. There’s also the braggart in me who likes to shout, “Hey! […]
1. Did you know that you can embed Tweets? Just mouseover the tweet I have embedded below. Notice that the tweet is “live,” meaning that all the links (such as the “Follow” button) clickable and functional. So they’re watching Knicks in Taipei but I can’t get the game.#iliveheredammit — Jerry Seinfeld (@JerrySeinfeld) February 16, 2012 […]
Welcome to this installment of Bloggy Thursdays, where I share with my fellow bloggers tips and tutorials to maximize and better your blog. While I do not consider myself an expert, I do like to think that after 10+ years of blogging — in addition to my technical knowledge — I know more than the […]
Ed. note: It has come to my attention that the content for the image below already exists. I had seen the Google+ one from a Google+ post, was immediately reminded of the “How Pee Helps Us Understand Social Media” graphic, and made this, further inspired by the comments on the Google+ thread. (I have not […]
It’s that time of year again. Soon, you will be bombarded with “Top ______ of 2011” lists everywhere you turn…there is no escape! Today, Happy Place — a blog from the people behind someecards — has compiled a list of The 50 Funniest Tweets of 2011. Here is my pick of the top 10. Enjoy! […]
To my fellow Americans, Happy Independence Day! As usual, the web is filled with Fourth of July celebrations and dedications. My favorite for this year is Code for America’s Tweets and Stripes: The site aggregates twitter avatars from users who tweet about #July4 and beautifully mashes them up into a mosaic representation of the stars […]
Via Cool Material. You may also like: What Social Networking Was Like Before the Internet Wednesday Rewind: The 10 Levels of Intimacy in Today’s Communication How Donuts Help Us Understand Social Media The Funniest Tweets of 2011
Did you know that 66% of Twitter users don’t list an actual location on their profile? And while I assume that most seem to do this for privacy reasons, there is also the fun factor (such as “Justin Bieber’s Heart”). InboxQ has sifted through various geotagged tweets in order to bring us a map of […]
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