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Grammys: Good lord, Nicki Minaj.
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Mead, also called honey wine, is an alcoholic beverage that is produced by fermenting a solution of honey and water.
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Ticklish Achilles’ Heel of the Day: Have you ever been tickled so hard that you passed out?
[barstool.]
- Just the movie titles; glorious, elegant movie titles
- Vimeo’s tutorial channel for making videos
- An actually awesome channel full of comedic videos
- Groupon competitor Gaopeng has launched in China
- And when you thought Facebook Breakup Notifier wasn’t enough, now there’s Waiting Room, notifying that special person is broken up, and you’re interested
- Who knew there was a way bread is organized at the supermarket
- Web Mining Tool, Pattern, that parses out information for you, with Python
- First Listen to The Mountain Goat’s new album
- iPad 2 announced
- In-and-Out’s super secret menu
- How to be a writer; and how a 26-year old rich from being an indie writer; also, I recommend this book
- So what do we do now? Bing overtakes Yahoo! in search
- What it means to be an Abortion doctor
- So Facebook quietly disallows cunnilingus
- Great tumblelog that expresses gays against Gaga
- This isn’t happiness
- For those who liked Food Porn, here’s Barby Q Porn
- Awesome public installation art
- Great social conversation web service: Convore
- Crowdfunding artists and entrepreneurs: RocketHub
- Teach ‘em early: Ruby for Kids
- [Above] Sheen Family Circus, previously
I’ve deactivated my Facebook Account indefinitely. If someone wants to be a Facebook friend of mine, I’ll gladly be, if you tell me beforehand so I can reactivate it. Deactivation is a quick cheat that doesn’t apparently work well though. I’ve recently made a new splash page using about.me. I attached my deactivated Facebook account and still, my status updates still were up there, albeit I never really update it.
A little background first. I was on Facebook with the privacy settings jacked up to being as private as possible. Over the past two years, I’ve been lenient about a few things, but after the whole scare earlier this year when Facebook made more information private, or at least new accounts were being put as public profiles, I’ve became more untrusting of Facebook.
Don’t get me wrong, this isn’t the straw that broke the camel’s back. This is more of a safety measure of mine. I don’t believe too much in the fact that if you’ve done nothing wrong, you’ve got nothing to hide. It’s that I still have some dignity in my life, and if I want to own my life, I must claim it, not how Facebook can sell it.
Also: I might as well use Tumblr also as a writing journal or some sort from now on. I’ve been posting random things lately, and it’s just not fulfilling as a writer.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F2n8Ma7y4-I
via mashtart.com
Life on Facebook: Our digital lives documented in one profile page?
Absolutely.
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Prank of the Day: Courtesy of the evil geniuses at Reddit: Put this image as your profile pic and lol.
Alt 1: Create an album with multiple FB Gold images; call it something racy; lol.
Alt 2: Upload as photo; tag with one single friend, one coupled friend; caption it with “you sick fucks!!!! i caught you”; lol; go to hell.
[reddit.]
It’s a prank if you haven’t realized it yet?](http://29.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_kxhbdxwKEI1qzpwi0o1_250.png)
Prank of the Day: Courtesy of the evil geniuses at Reddit: Put this image as your profile pic and lol.
Alt 1: Create an album with multiple FB Gold images; call it something racy; lol.
Alt 2: Upload as photo; tag with one single friend, one coupled friend; caption it with “you sick fucks!!!! i caught you”; lol; go to hell.
[reddit.]
It’s a prank if you haven’t realized it yet?
