http://disqus.com/by/Stomper/enThu, 26 Feb 2009 17:23:18 -0000http://mashable.com/2009/02/26/xumii/#comment-6670496<p>I like the new application ChatToText much better than this. It allows anyone to chat in live in real time with someone on their cell phone, from inside your Facebook and Bebo profiles (MySpace coming in March, then more social networks after that). It also allows you to chat live with someone on their cell phone directly from the ChatToText website. And it works with any wireless cell phone provider in the USA, which is better than many of these new quasi "social/cell phone" applications can say. You can check it out at <a href="http://www.ChatStomper.com" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank" title="www.ChatStomper.com">www.ChatStomper.com</a>.</p>StomperThu, 26 Feb 2009 17:23:18 -0000http://contentdynasty.jennifervangrove.com/2008/04/walk-of-shame-boulevard/#comment-6500597<p>I find it hard to believe that the walk of shame even exists, because It doesn't exist in my reality. My belief system is very open-minded and non-judemental of other people, so if I were to happen to see a woman walking down the street at 7am in a party dress and stiletto's, I honestly wouldn't think anything of it.</p><p>How could what strangers may or may not be thinking about the circumstances that caused you to be looking that way walking down the street at 7am bother you? Just by mentally framing that situation in a negative tone, you force yourself to try to come up with solutions for it.</p><p>How about not framing it in a negative mental tone at all? Think about it, you got laid the night before. How many of the people that will see you walking down the street the next morning do you think got laid the night before? Probably 25% of them at the most. If anything, of the people that make any mental judgement about what you're wearing while doing the "walk of shame" that morning, 75% of them will envy you for getting laid the night before, because they didn't.</p><p>I really can't see any justification for the "walk of shame" to have such a title that portrays it in a negative light. In my opinion, it needs to be renamed to the "walk of happiness", because good sex the night before can make you feel good about yourself the following day.</p><p>Take this for what it's worth, and try to use this perspective next time you find yourself in such a situation.<br></p>StomperMon, 23 Feb 2009 12:28:20 -0000