Latest on twitter:
Mom, I want you to make me one of these. I can’t find the original designer anywhere, but I think it was on GQ as a $10,000 sweater.
"What’s that thing called? The thing you made in junior high? A dalirama?"
Kevin, talking about a diorama.
"So *John* has been spending some quality time the last few days trying to convince me that Jesus would be a capitalist."
*Steve*, at work
"You can lead a horticulture, but you can’t make her think."
The world-famous, Emmy-winning Durry Jones
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It’s difficult to know the right way to use emerging things. They are too visible, too new.
They are perhaps allowing the formation of new kinds of relationships: thinner relationships with people who we like and who like the stuff we like, who we want to keep up with but don’t necessarily want to see very often or actively interact except maybe once in a while when we know they could help us out and vice versa because they are awesome at something we can’t do and vice versa.
Which actually sounds like the kind of relationship I’d consider having with a brand.
But we probably shouldn’t treat them as new billboard inventory.
"Grant McCracken on Twitter and such (via elgaffney)
… was talking about this with my mom and dad, both of whom blog. Weird.
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I literally feel like I was just in an English class.
Taught in Mandarin.
"Kevin Sheehan, regarding a meeting about our time entry software.