Sat 24 May 2008
The Robot Archivist, Vol. 1, In Which Gmail Chat Records My Lack of Coolness
Posted by Stella Kevlar(For the record, the archiving capabilities of Gmail are incredible. I can’t even tell you how many hours I’ve wasted reading old emails and chats while searching for one particular word I remembered from an email in 2004.)
March 30, 2007
b: it’s very slow here today I’m re-reading the Benjamin “Work of Art” essay me: wow, really slow
b: I started an email conversation last week among Omar, Jennifer, and Nick about what’s going on with musicb: Jennifer has interest and background in intellectual property Omar, of course, has been working on his music community thing Nick is Nick I’m pleased they’ve all responded with long, thoughtful emails, despite not knowing each other3:46 PM I’m working on mine Walt B has been on my mind as maybe being useful here so I’m seeing if that’s true3:48 PM me: aww, you’re so smart3:49 PM i just fit three marshmallow peeps in my mouth all at once! b: yessss! KOB!!3:50 PM what is “peep peep, motherfucker” from? me: uh… from me?3:51 PM b: sure you didn’t Kaavya that from somewhere?3:52 PM it sounds really familiar me: hahaha nice use of Kaavya i really don’t know maybe i saw it on a t-shirt?
Other Posts:
- ROFL!!!!!!
Tomorrow morning Ryan and I are leaving for Roflcon, the world’s first conference dedicated to the academic scrutiny of Internet phenomena and culture. We’re going to be sitting on a panel discussing our (now-defunct) project, LOLSecretz. The conference is sponsored by Harvard and held
ROFL!!!!!!
- Snooty music blog
I like to play ultimatum games with myself when I’m in the car. You know, games along the theme of “desert island” or “Would you rather?” or, in the case that has inspired this writing, “Favorite musical artist of all time.” I allow myself to indulge in this
Snooty music blog
- I’m a sucky blogger.
I’m trying not write about things like what I did today or my thoughts on things that are boring, but instead I’ve been writing about nothing at all. Here, then, until I get my butt in gear (4th gear, specifically) are two things that made me LOL recently: This thing from Wendy’s b
I’m a sucky blogger.
- Monkeys cloned; civilization collapses; gays and Satan take over the planet via hybrid cars
It was announced this week that scientists at Oregon Health and Science University in Beaverton, OR, successfully produced the first viable primate embryo from an adult rhesus monkey and were able to extract functional stem cells from this embryo. For the background on what I’m about to
Monkeys cloned; civilization collapses; gays and Satan take over the planet via hybrid cars