There IS such a thing as a stupid question Picture
Rated • 1 review • humor • redux.com
Wow -- This sounds vaguely familiar
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Top 10 Missed Tax Deductions of 2008 ? Tax Deductions &...
Rated • 1 review • taxation, 2008, top 10, income tax, tax deductions • tax-deductions.info
Perfect for Tax-Time... make sure your deductions are all in a row. -
ｻ The Peter Principle - Bureaucracy at Work
Rated • 1 review • management, politics, bureaucracy, morons, peters • envisionsoftware.com
Ever wonder why your boss is such a moron? Here's why! -
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Rated • 1 review • marketing, google, internet marketing, copywriting, split testing • google.com
Google shows how to use their free "Website Optimizer" service to set up an A/B split test. -
FT.com / Comment / Analysis - Sweet to tweet
Rated • 5 reviews • marketing • ft.com
Wow! A Twitter write up in the Financial Times. I'm thinking this might be a hint of Twitter entiering the mainstream. -
25 Great Calvin and Hobbes Strips.
Rated • 661 reviews • comics • progressiveboink.com
I'm fairly certain that this is what's going through the mind of my 5 year old when he's building/destroying things with his legos. -
& How Twitter Affects Digg
Rated • 5 reviews • internet, social bookmarking, digg, social media, twitter • invokemedia.com
Twitter certainly seems to be taking over. Instant response, high viewer participation, and greater community seems to have created a Digg killer. Or maybe, a Digg-feeder. As with news, Twitter seems to be the leading indicator of "what's hot" -
Pictures of the day: 10 February 2009 - Telegraph
Rated • 27 reviews • nature, photography, wtf • telegraph.co.uk
Perhaps my idea of "cute" is a little different from most, but he's SOO cute. -
Do escorts and the sex industry use the social media...
Rated • 9 reviews • marketing, blogs, sex, social media • socialmediaanswers.com
Well, it just makes sense. The "Sex industry" has monetized telephone first, then the internet first, and now social media first. I'm still waiting for them to find some way to monetize fax machines. I just don't have the creative brilliance to have the foresight for how that's going to work.