A brief Google search turned up a reaction I can only agree with:
I already spend more time online than I should, and I'm awfully obsessive about checking my email. Feeling compelled to constantly update what I'm doing is like going from coffee to crystal meth.
More precisely, it make me feel like I unintentionally walked out the door (in summertime, not this time of year) with no clothes on.
It also make me wonder if the last message anyone will hear over that connection is (no apologies whatsoever to Warner Bros): I THOUGHT I SAW A PUDDY CAT!. :-)
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Date: 2008-02-21 02:33 am (UTC)A brief Google search turned up a reaction I can only agree with:
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More precisely, it make me feel like I unintentionally walked out the door (in summertime, not this time of year) with no clothes on.
It also make me wonder if the last message anyone will hear over that connection is (no apologies whatsoever to Warner Bros): I THOUGHT I SAW A PUDDY CAT!. :-)
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Date: 2008-02-21 08:16 am (UTC)I'm not particularly tempted to type stuff into it right now, but that could change.