Retweeted mrgan:
Both the 140-character limit and the new 280 are arbitrary; it would've been better to pick an objective number, like 420 or 69
Retweeted mrgan:
Both the 140-character limit and the new 280 are arbitrary; it would've been better to pick an objective number, like 420 or 69
Retweeted mrgan:
oh cool, looks like Norton Commander is adding stories
Retweeted mrgan:
Instagram today
Retweeted mrgan:
"Smilestone": the first point in the development of a project that elicits the response "that's awesome!"
Retweeted mrgan:
Man, I will take cha manao (Thai ice tea with lime) over cha yen (Thai ice tea with milk) any damn day. Real talk.
Retweeted mrgan:
I see dumb oneliners have migrated from T-shirts to Instagram "photos", where they get thousands of likes. Nice going, culture.
Retweeted mrgan:
Jack off all trades, masturbate none.
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:@PatC @mrgan you can pay for premium themes and such. But yes, something more would make me feel safer, too.
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:@mrgan sounds like the best movie ever made. Musicians.
Retweeted mrgan:
Oh my god, the medical term for a runny nose is "rhinorrhea".
Retweeted mrgan:
The Nexus One can't officially run Android creampie or whatever, can it?
Retweeted mrgan:
This is found towards the end of an article on Europe's record snowfall which had cut off cities and killed hundreds:
Good bye, white noise. Hello Portal 2 soundtrack! thinkwithportals.com/music.php (Thanks @mrgan )
Retweeted mrgan:
Please don't reply telling me what kind of anal goo a "Romney" is.
Retweeted mrgan:
Pro tip: 99+% of people who tweet whines about not getting iPads/iPhones/cars for Christmas are all in fact making the same joke.
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@mrgan JQUERY JIHADI
Retweeted mrgan:
New new twitter has an average App Store rating of 2.0, from 1,600 ratings… Something for Twitter to "discover".
Retweeted mrgan:
Thanks to Yahoo! Livestand and similar "iPad magazines", paginated articles on a website seem like a fantastic user experience.
Retweeted mrgan:
This likely means nothing: the title of my generation's defining video game started with "super"; for today's kids, the word is "angry".
Retweeted mrgan:
I can't believe it's 2011 and Portland police still have Sarah Jessica Parker-mounted officers.