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  • Anon  Know whats really hilarious? the stunning similarity between the looks of the writer of this post, and the fat princess in the game. Coincidence? I think not.
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    •   Fat Princess Update
    •   Shakesville
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  • Anon  When I was little, I used to leave room in my bed for my guardian angel to sleep next to me.
  • • 6 days ago
    •   i am neurotic. - my father, the bear
    •   i am neurotic.
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  • anon  It's not true. I went to Columbia, too, and I think he should post more.
  • • 1 week ago
    •   why i broke into the code and enabled comments
    •   Keith Gessen
  •   Keith  Will you guys send me your resumes and SAT scores and we'll work this out? In the meantime, though... I'll get off the internet when I'm good and ready. K
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  • anon  Meshure Shit
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    •   Meshure Smit Spetznaz I Lift my Cup
    •   boomp3.com
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  • anon  this is the shizz
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    •   Meshure Smit Spetznaz I Lift my Cup
    •   boomp3.com
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  • Anon  What a well-written story!! Wow - for a second I forgot I was reading the Crimson and thought I was reading something which was NYT/New Yorker quality. Great job!!
  • • 2 weeks ago
    •   The Harvard Crimson :: Opinion :: Take the Money and Run
    •   The Harvard Crimson
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  • anon  the beatles are actually the greatest band of all time, but not for "Sgt. Peppers" or "Revolver" which really haven't stood the test of time. No one has ever come close to writing songs like the ones on Please Please Me, Meet the Beatles, or With the Beatles. It just simply has not been done. And I'm not even old, I'm 22.
  • • 2 weeks ago
    •   reader mail
    •   Keith Gessen
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  • anon  Wow. That's just the worst game show of all time. Even if you're (somehow) able to set aside the rampant sexism and the horrid concept, it's just unwatchably bad. Of course, this type of garbage was rampant throughout TV in the late 60's, 70's, and 80's. I won't let my 6 year old daughter watch the boomerang network (cartoons from that era), it's just horribly sexist, Penelope Pitstop, etc.
  • • 1 month ago
    •   Two-Minute Nostalgia Sublime
    •   Shakesville
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  • Anon  I knew this kid, he was a little gang banger & its obvious by reading the story that he was, since he was also link to the other kid's death. So that wasn't a racist comment. It's what happens when you come from a town where its like "survival of the fittest" and you always feel like you have something to prove. Most of these kids (not all) have no one to teach them the right way, so they become these thugs from the streets; And unfortunately, this is where they end up.
  • • 1 month ago
    •   Teen linked to murder of Lawrence High student is shot to death
    •   The Eagle-Tribune
  •   xxmookie621xx  yeah im sure you did know him... for all we know you don't even live in lawrence.
  •   Juju   Well said and congrats reprat...
  •   Wow  Anon your a lier. u dint know him. first of all . I bet your one of these idiots imposing as somebody else to make ur point. He wasn't a gang banger just a regular kid, with a bad history
  •   foster kid  I knew jesse. this kid grew up in the foster care system. a system that sucks n mess alot of kids up. n jesse was 1 of them. he had no parents growing up n alot of the foster parents dont care about the foster kids. all they care is about the money. so the only love this kid felt was from his gang members friends so if u dont know this kids u should stop commenting. he lived a mess up life grwoing up with no parents. u ppl try living in the foster care system in lawrence lets see how far u get in the society.
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  • anon  FU Platteville Police
  • • 2 months ago
    •   An "FUGW" Sign Can Get You Arrested | The Progressive
    •   The Progressive
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  • Andy King  Mathew, I have no bone to grind but you need to check out some of your facts. Blognation did get their funding - ask Paul Walsh http://twitter.com/PaulWalsh/statuses/677809402 - or check with mark[at]versatile-connections.com who arranged it. The question is why did Sam reject it? As for the sponsor monies. Clive Gringas Director at Olswang and/or Judy Gibbons at Accel will both confirm that all the sponsor monies were given directly to TCUK not Sam. See the TCUK site and you will see the Olswang advert. Many things went badly wrong with blognation but you need to sort out the fact from the fiction.
  • • 2 months ago
    •   Omnidrive sinks beneath the waves
    •   Mathew's comments
  •   mathewi  To tell you the truth, Andy, I don't particularly care about the details of what happened at Blognation. It just seemed like a similar type of situation as Omnidrive, with allegations about missing money, unpaid staff, etc. But since you raised the point, how can you say that Blognation got its funding if Sam rejected it? Rejecting it means they didn't get it, does it not?
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  • Kunal's Secret Admirer  Speak for yourself. I would've said yes on the spot ;)
  • • 2 months ago
    •   Jake Hurwitz
    •   the.jake.hurwitz.blog
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  • Anon  Did Justice Holmes use the word "idiots" or "imbeciles?"
  • • 3 months ago
    •   The Harvard Crimson :: Opinion :: Give Legacies a Chance
    •   The Harvard Crimson
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  • Anon  When was the last time ANY presidential candidate was able to "control" their party? Bush obviously can't (nor could his father). Clinton couldn't. Reagan maybe, but I doubt it. And those are just the winners... could Kerry, Dean, or Kucinich control the Dems last year? Heh. Just saying so doesn't make it true. Parties make the candidates, not vice versa.
  • • 4 months ago
    •   Fear bombs of 2008 (Scripting News)
    •   Scripting News
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  • Mon Dieu  Congrats Loic. Having such a group of rich friends surely must have taken time to cultivate but clearly all that arse kissing has proved worthwhile and with your garlic flair and charm that was easy. Although I think your hard work starts now because you have taken money from "friends" and they trust you to return it with a successful sale of seesmic. So no pressure then, just your reputation. In launching seesmic and raising the money you proved two things. 1. It is more about who you know and not what you know. Seesmic is an ok solution technically in search of a mass market but somehow people have given you $6m to show it can return $600m. There are better ideas out there that will not get this level of funding. 2. It is where you live that matters. The names you drop in the post above show that you have to be in the "in-crowd". I do wish you well and now wonder who will buy you. Perhaps Microsoft now they have $45bn spare.
  • • 5 months ago
    •   How I started Seesmic and raised $6 million
    •   Loic Le Meur
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  • Anonymous  Cute kids! The girl looks like a handfull though.
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    •   Villani Family
    •   Comments
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  • The rest of the world  Now you know how the rest fo the world feels when Americans preach to the rest of us about the web.
  • • 5 months ago
    •   Silicon Valley Arrogance
    •   A VC
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  • Anon  Oh noes.
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    •   Epoch Fail
    •   Epoch Fail
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  • anon  yooo
  • • 6 months ago
    •   Miss Anthrope - FYI
    •   molly
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  • ex-blognation editor  For clarity none of the editors of blognation were employees. We were all independent suppliers.
  • • 6 months ago
    •   Has OmniDrive joined the deadpool?
    •   Mathew's comments
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  • anon  “At a place where everyone delivers without fail, how do you tell people you just can’t deal?" I think deep within most people do struggle at big institutes like harvard, mit and at the same time feeling that others are delivering better than them. So in reality there is no dichotomy here or for that matter here: 'Game, my ass. Some game. If you get on the side where all the hot-shots are, then it's a game, all right--I'll admit that. But if you get on the other side, where there aren't any hot-shots, then what's a game about it? Nothing. No game.' Most struggle and most don't deliver without fail in their own eyes.
  • • 6 months ago
    •   Where It Stood, Where It Stands
    •   Sex and the Ivy
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  • anon  @someone who cares: Dude, did you even read her post before commenting and do you have a-n-y idea that the fact she is feeling down at the moment has nothing to do with her being supposedly fat. Wanna be nutritionist?? Get a life at least before you embark on your career. In good faith.
  • • 6 months ago
    •   Where It Stood, Where It Stands
    •   Sex and the Ivy
  •   harvardcrackhead  WOW AWESOME TOTALLY COOL DUDE IAM JUST HAPPY I GOT THE CHANCE TO SEE HER COOTER MY LIFE IS COMPLETE~
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  • CU 10  These pictures of you are not very flattering.
  • • 7 months ago
    •   Gift from Coney Island
    •   Sex and the Ivy
  •   K  What's the point in telling someone that pictures of them aren't very flattering? That's uncalled for. Obviously she likes them or she wouldn't have posted them!
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  • Anon  If only I had a penny every time I heard a teenager claiming to be a facebook entrepreneur, I would be rich by now. In the meantime, if you wish to bury your head in the sand about how evil Facebook is, read this article titled “Facebook’s Beacon Ad System Also Tracks Non-Facebook Users” http://www.pcworld.com/article/id,140247-c,onlineprivacy/article.html
  • • 7 months ago
    •   Facebook: The Backlash
    •   A VC
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  • Anon  Just to play devil's advocate, here's a different perspective from Facebook users in their 20s, also considered a core user base, http://www.alleyinsider.com/2007/12/hey-facebook-users-anyone-out-there-like-beacon.html See the comment at the end from Dan Frommer, a 25 year old avid facebook user.
  • • 7 months ago
    •   Facebook: The Backlash
    •   A VC
  •   Boris M. Silver  Anon, even opinions on that blog are mainly from people involved in the tech and or security industry -- not really representative of the core Facebook user. Just because he's 25, doesn't change the fact that he's probably more sensitive about tech/security/privacy issues. fred, if it makes you feel any better about your 3 data points -- as a 19 year old Facebook entrepreneur, I always try to gauge the market (aka people here at University). Most people I've asked or questioned don't even know what Beacon is or they've never seen it. Most people don't care. I can't emphasize enough how strong of a brand Facebook is with my generation. This is totally a Warren Buffet type company -- this is like Coca Cola. They can make New Cola, and get people pissed off, but in the end we will all keep coming back to Facebook -- it's that awesome/meaningful to us.
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