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Teens are amateurs. The texting thread with my mom alone is longer than 2,272 texts per month.
Regardless, here the highlights from a Feb. 22 MSNBC article on Texting:
A recent conversation with Katz made me understand why everyone hated that my status never changed from “busy”.
This video is about 2 minutes too long, but i love the chicaaaago accents these ‘mechanics’ have.
Running on Hope from Douglas Sarine on Vimeo.
1. Its the Twitter of Video
2. A legit way to “meet” new, awesome people
3. Upload via texting
4. A social site that offers a deeper glimpse into a user’s real-life
5. It’s scary how Twitter & 12 Seconds make me super impatient
6. The verb form, of 12 Seconds is , “12erating”
7. Content is original, unedited, unscripted
8. :12 is plenty of time to inform or entertain me
9. It’s free - (At least during Beta)
10. Tweatbox
11. Guys like “bpb” are on it
12. Twitter 2.0 will be Twitter+Video
Pills flying solo in your junk drawer? Can’t identify the capsule mixed in the pile of crap the Swiffer left behind?
Imprinted on prescription drugs are identifier codes. Currently, it takes a sleuth to uncover a wayward pill’s identity.
Seniors, addicts and clumsy individuals should be able to easily identify mystery pills in order to medicate in peace. Until my scripts are broadcast on my Friend Feed, I’ll be using this.
Back when I left Friendster for Facebook – Fb was 100% for college students. Now, young adults are faced with a new challenge– “Oh shit, my mom friend requested me.”
What are we to do?
