Butterstick, my youngest, was talking the other day about this new website he found, 8 Comments
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Wow, is this the first time you’ve heard of MySpace?
I suffer from chronic under-a-rock syndrome when it comes to net fads, but I thought everyone knew of MySpace by now. I’m sure I read somewhere that it’s currently behind only Google and Yahoo in global net use statistics and is actually number one in the US.
I haven’t used it myself, though. I might try and get an account.
IMHO, unless you need MySpace to keep up with friends (lacking a Facebook account, for instance), steer WAY clear of that craphole of stray HTML tags and personal web-eyesores. I have long boycotted MySpace and have even started a Facebook group called “Delete Your MySpace!”
Farkin’ MySpace.
Perhaps Prof. Steve Steve could give us a report on his experience with the MySpace malware.
Prof, I think it’s possible your popularity has broken the internets. I went to add you as a MySpace friend and MySpace wouldn’t load.
Or possibly it just stopped working on Firefox. Ignore me!
Professor Steve Steve is Butterstick’s dad? I’m a friend of Butterstick (he lives less than a mile from me in the National Zoo), and while I don’t recall him mentioning his dad (or saying anything, actually), everyone seems to assume his dad is his mom’s (Mei Xiang) mate Tian Tian. So Mei’s been two-timing with you, Steve Steve? Well, you are no doubt a more interesting conversationalist than Tian Tian.
Myspace is so great. Your blog is great too:)
I love what you did with the place.
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