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Cartoon: Honey, Sit Down - We Need to Tweet

Written by Rob Cottingham / April 12, 2009 8:00 AM / 11 Comments

I'd love to tell you this is a wild exaggeration of how Alex and I communicate. But if anything, it understates the case.

And yet we make it work.


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  1. it's like someone's been peeking into my life and making a cartoon of it ;)

    Posted by: CamiKaos | April 12, 2009 8:22 AM



  2. Thank You..

    Posted by: erken rezervasyon | April 12, 2009 8:26 AM



  3. lovely....nightmare of every couple.

    Posted by: charly | April 12, 2009 1:38 PM



  4. haha ~

    Posted by: Runescape gold | April 13, 2009 1:02 AM



  5. raivo pommer-www.google.ee
    raimo1@hot.ee

    Luftfahrt in der Krise


    Weil Ostern 2009 im Gegensatz zum Vorjahr in den April fällt, schrumpften im März die Ticketverkäufe vieler Konkurrenten - die Kranichlinie jedoch profitierte. Denn von ihr besonders umworbenen Geschäftsreisenden sind vornehmlich außerhalb von Ferien und Feiertagen unterwegs.

    Air France-KLM, British Airways, easyJet und Air Berlin verbuchten unterdessen weiter kräftige Rückgänge. Der irische Billigflieger Ryanair zählte dagegen deutlich mehr Fluggäste.

    Posted by: raivo pommer | April 13, 2009 8:10 AM



  6. Major companies in the Silicon Valley are suffering the biggest slump since the dot-com bust, further proving that the leading
    technology hub is not immune from the effects of a global economic meltdown, a new report has said.

    According to rankings compiled by the San Jose Mercury News, total market capitalisation of Silicon Valley's 150 biggest public companies plunged 32 per cent to about $850 billion for the past 12 months ending March 31, the worst decline since 2002.

    The newspaper's annual Silicon Valley 150 list ranks public companies headquartered in the region on the basis of their worldwide revenues for the most recent available four quarters.

    Posted by: raivo pommer | April 14, 2009 7:18 AM



  7. Major companies in the Silicon Valley are suffering the biggest slump since the dot-com bust, further proving that the leading
    technology hub is not immune from the effects of a global economic meltdown, a new report has said.

    According to rankings compiled by the San Jose Mercury News, total market capitalisation of Silicon Valley's 150 biggest public companies plunged 32 per cent to about $850 billion for the past 12 months ending March 31, the worst decline since 2002.

    The newspaper's annual Silicon Valley 150 list ranks public companies headquartered in the region on the basis of their worldwide revenues for the most recent available four quarters.

    Posted by: raivo pommer | April 14, 2009 7:18 AM



  8. That's the case with me and my friends. We actually talk/chat more on Twitter than on windows messenger and when we meet face to face. I think its because Twitter is a micro-blogging service hence we tend to broadcast every thought we have or everything that has happened to us or people around us on Twitter. In a way, that creates more topics for us to talk/discuss about as opposed to in real life where you can't just tell people everything that is on your mind or every single thing that is happening to you because that would give others the impression that you're a self-absorbed person.

    Posted by: virtual online worlds for kids | April 15, 2009 8:20 PM



  9. Hi Rob. In that case, you and Alex would probably like www.geeksinlove.fr

    Pamela

    Posted by: Pamela Poole | April 19, 2009 9:10 AM



  10. Hi Rob. In that case, you and Alex would probably like GeeksInLove.fr

    Pamela

    Posted by: Pamela Poole | April 19, 2009 9:12 AM



  11. Very funny and so true thanks for sharing :)

    Posted by: Andrew | April 25, 2009 1:34 AM



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