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You keep saying that word. I do not think it means what you think it means.

You know you've made it big when you've been turned into a meme.

I don't know why I bother making jokes around here. Or post here, for that matter.

You know you've made it big when you've been turned into a meme.

conceitedmal :<

I don't know why I bother making jokes around here. Or post here, for that matter.

Long ago I would've replied to this with several emo jokes, like this, [lulzimg.com] this, or [lulzimg.com] this

But not today, no sirree bob, no. Carry on, fine sir.

p.s.: Or [encyclopediadramatica.ch] this, or [encyclopediadramatica.ch] this, or [encyclopediadramatica.ch] this or [lulzimg.com] this.

This post has been edited by noahbody: Jun 3 2011, 02:12

The last one had me puzzled.

I'm not emo, though. I'm pretty sure some people here understand me just fine.

Ugh, came to work an hour and thirty minutes late, due to the fact that I woke up nearly 2 hours later than I usually do. Had to forgo the shower. GRRRRRRR.

Everyone here with a twitter and an interesting thought should start using a #LTYT hash tag thing.

I have no idea what that is because I'm a fucking moron. -Vakuen

Basically, if you use [twitter.com] twitter, you write a tweet, and you put #LTYT at the end.

Edit:
Or the beginning. Or anywhere in it, really.

This post has been edited by FourThirteen: Jun 3 2011, 03:09

Everyone here with a twitter and an interesting thought should start using a #LTYT hash tag thing.

I can't even remember the last time I tweetered something.

NON-EDIT: 26th of May

I know, I usually go days without touching that thing. But a lot of people like it, and I occasionally like trying to amuse those folks.

Of course, I guess for those kinds of people, a little laser pointer or a toy that makes jingly noises would do just as well.

I don't usually do the 'online presence' thing, mainly because I don't have the motivation to keep it up. I tried once or twice back in the livejournal days, then realized I was doing it to follow the crowd.

I kinda hate following the crowd.

So I don't facebook, deviantart, myspace, or blog, or twitter/eet, as appropriate as that may be.







That and I don't have interesting thoughts, ever, when sitting before a computer screen. I always have interesting, 'twitterish' thoughts when driving or doing something outside, then entirely forget it when sit down at home. Frustrating, really.

Same here. Except the deviantArt thing. But I stopped using it soon after I made the account because I realized I had nothing to put up.

I did have a blog. Still do, I suppose, though none of them have been updated for a while. I was part of an anime blog group, though Oi, Hayaku! ended way too soon, which was tragi-dragic.

That and I don't have interesting thoughts, ever, when sitting before a computer screen. I always have interesting, 'twitterish' thoughts when driving or doing something outside, then entirely forget it when sit down at home. Frustrating, really.

Yeah, I get that. The whole tweet-from-your-phone thing is what attracts a lot of people. I don't recommend doing it while driving, but otherwise it can be nice to have just in case.

Edit:
Facebook- Some people I knew in college actually made a profile for me, and I had to take over so they wouldn't load it down with absurd inaccuracies. I got sucked into a couple games, but am not using it much anymore. It's mainly a tool to keep in touch with friends, and I kind of hate talking to half the people I know.
deviantArt- My page exists purely so I have a place to share/get feedback on my comic crap before I make the website for it.
Myspace- Got one out of peer pressure. Practically never used it before. Definitely never use it now.
Blog- I wanted a place to write about myself, so I have one. Two, actually, if you count the ill-conceived dream blog. I hardly update either anymore. Once a month, maybe.
Twitter- More peer pressure. To me, it's mostly an engine to make notes to myself or tell one-off jokes, and apparently it's that way for most of the people I follow.

This post has been edited by FourThirteen: Jun 3 2011, 03:30

Tweeting via phone seems like one of the dumbest things ever.

Then again, I tend to believe that messaging through a phone itself is fucking stupid in most cases. I don't get how my sister can get through 1,000 text messages in a month when I doubt I'll ever send that much in my lifetime.

Guess I'm just old-fashioned.

I had a blog once. A long time ago, before everybody, their dog, and their unborn children had mytweetfaces.



"blog" is just one letter shy of being "blorg".

[improveverywhere.com] Somewhat relevant. I forgot how much I love Improv Everywhere.

I had a blog once. A long time ago, before everybody, their dog, and their unborn children had mytweetfaces.
"blog" is just one letter shy of being "blorg".

/thumbsupemoticonpicturecauseIcan'tbebotheredtofindit

"blog" is just one letter shy of being "blorg".

Yes, but if everyone had a blorg, where would we be? We wouldn't appreciate the blorg we have now, because he'd be oversaturated. And nobody wants that.