Are you kidding? Of all the typefaces, Courier?!?
Like a typewriter-style font on a computer, you go proudly against the grain. You are not afraid to let your opinions be known, and for you, anything is better than being known as “conventional.”
At least I wasn’t Comic Sans or Curlz MT.
I have never really understood why people Twitter. You may be surprised, but I don’t care if you are going to the store or are about to eat a bran muffin or just finished eating a bran muffin. Knowing the triviality and mundane of others lives just is not up my alley.
So, for a long time, I’ve been averse to the idea of getting a Twitter account. However, in an attempt to simplify my life, I’ve decided that Twitter is the best way to continue to share ideas. Unlike blogging, where I have to commit to sit down and write out a post, I can give quick little insights and current thoughts. (Much of this realization came from John Maeda and his switch to Twitter).
So, while I plan to continue to blog here every now and then, most of my ideas and thinkings will be coming to you live from Twitter (follow me here).
Two months ago I had a discussion with my colleague. He kept trying to push Facebook on me. I have always been reluctant of these social networking sites, no reason in particular.
I told him that I would absolutely, never, in a million years sign up for an account.
Today, I signed up for a Facebook account. Dang it.
I guess I’m not that great. Average score is 24 out of 34.
I was going through photos in my phone and had forgotten about this. Earlier this year, I was waiting at the Seattle’s Best inside my local Borders, and saw this:
I’m still chuckling about this. There was a really long line, so this amusement served as a sort of relief.
So, a U.S. spy satellite is falling to earth sometime in the near future. The U.S. military intends to attempt to shoot it out of the sky before it causes harm to anyone – they believe they have an 80% chance at success.
The sky is, quite literally, falling.
At what point should we start worrying?
