I amuse only myself.
19th June 2012
Today’s teens are brilliant.
#ContentStrategyIGetFromMyBrothersFriends
God forbid my friends find out my answer to this question.
Notes: 2
Reblogged From interruptingdad
teh first?
This is actually a thing, sadly.
Wow, Facebook has an auction feature now?!
Yo mama jokes are so over. This is what’s up.
Circulated in the Attention offices with subject line: “Kids these days”
These little nuggets really make my job awesome.
I’m totally willing to offer my services to anyone looking for a cheap Frienditute.
From now on, I will only be friends with people I have 20+ mutual interests with.
(from the newly launched Facebook Pages Browser)
![courtenaybird:
Facebook co-founder Mark Zuckerberg opens up : The New Yorker
[“The Social Network” writer] Sorkin, who is forty-nine, says that he knew very little about social networking, and he professes extreme dislike of the blogosphere and social media. “I’ve heard of Facebook, in the same way I’ve heard of a carburetor,” he told me. (via TheNewYorker)
So now the largely fictional movie is even biased by the screenwriter? Poor kid.
Mark built a software program that allowed the computers in the house and the office to send messages to one another. He called it ZuckNet, and it was basically a primitive version of AOL Instant Messenger, which came out the following year.Guess we should be thankful he didn’t name it TheZuckbook.](http://24.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_l8p5ygs4op1qzsvqyo1_250.jpg)
Facebook co-founder Mark Zuckerberg opens up : The New Yorker
[“The Social Network” writer] Sorkin, who is forty-nine, says that he knew very little about social networking, and he professes extreme dislike of the blogosphere and social media. “I’ve heard of Facebook, in the same way I’ve heard of a carburetor,” he told me. (via TheNewYorker)
So now the largely fictional movie is even biased by the screenwriter? Poor kid.
Mark built a software program that allowed the computers in the house and the office to send messages to one another. He called it ZuckNet, and it was basically a primitive version of AOL Instant Messenger, which came out the following year.
Guess we should be thankful he didn’t name it TheZuckbook.
Brands should take a page out of 12-year-old kids’ Facebooks.
