“I’ve been doing A LOT more training and education on social media — both internally and with clients. This is a great sign that B2B companies really are believing that social media can’t be ignored….”
This is great - The first time I said the F-word as a kid it was because I am awesome at remembering things like song lyrics and movie quotes and I really really loved Adventures in Babysitting when I was 5.
5-year-old-me was rehashing the scene when they’re in the subway with the dueling gangs. I perfectly quoted it all the way to the part when Elisabeth Shue steps in and says “Don’t FUCK with the babysitter!”
While I did get in trouble, and knew that I had said something wrong as soon as it came out of my 5-year-old mouth, my mom had to leave the room so she wouldn’t die from laughing in front of me which of course would have encouraged me to curse more.
Right now the enigma that is known only as SKULLPHONE is easily Clear Channel Communications‘ greatest enemy in SoCal since he hijacked 10 of the advertising giant’s most prominent digital billboards around LA in Hollywood, Westwood, and the art hotspot of Culver City. Hacking into the billboard’s computer network today, our boy positioned his trademark skullphone imagery in between the array of flashing movie, TV, and auto company ads that make up the normal paid advertising barrage on the giant illuminated monitors.
Read more HERE.
One of my favorite shows “The Dana Carvey Show” is finally been released properly on HULU. Hopefully one day they’ll make a DVD of this show. At the time I think it was way to edgy for network TV but it’s still funny.
The show starred Steven Colbert, Steve Carrell, and Robert Smigel. Plus the credited writers are insane everyone from Dave Chappelle to Charlie Kaufman.
Here’s a sketch about pranking people.
Via Paul Scheer.com
![I’m not really a fashion expert, but when did a big furry ostrich feather vest become a “key piece” in one’s wardrobe? Also, you can wear said vest alone as a shirt?
I have a lot to learn.
[Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen’s designer picks via WhoWhatWear]](http://media.tumblr.com/XbHdf5q0c6yuziqoeKuTJhjj_500.jpg)
I’m not really a fashion expert, but when did a big furry ostrich feather vest become a “key piece” in one’s wardrobe? Also, you can wear said vest alone as a shirt?
I have a lot to learn.
[Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen’s designer picks via WhoWhatWear]
discussing our potentially job-less futures
- alicia:
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i cant imagine there is a large line of people who want to be archivists in monmouth county nj
- me:
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this is true
- alicia:
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which is why i think im going to hangoutadelphia
- alicia:
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instead of getting a job
- me:
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i cant wait until i dont have a real job anymore
- me:
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its going to be sweet
- me:
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im pretty much over having a job
- me:
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mostly because everyone is crazy
- me:
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and i really dont care enough to be crazy with them
- alicia:
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haha
- alicia:
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one day ill know what its like to have a real job and be crazy
- alicia:
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for now ill be irresponsible
- alicia:
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i AM going to take a shower and get dressed now
- me:
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ok
- alicia:
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at 11:20 am
I hate America sometimes.
Matt Yglesias says of this video: Everytime I see something painfully lame done on Clinton’s behalf, I think she just might ultimately win this thing. At the end of the day, the United States is a pretty tacky middlebrow kind of country.
Amen.
I feel embarrased just watching this.
Via Kate Likes You
The Wire | So Many Characters, Yet So Little Resolution | NYTimes.com
“The Wire” went out the way it came in five seasons ago, not so much tying up loose ends, though it did, as meticulously proving that there is no end. For every major character who died or moved on, a new incarnation sprang up.
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