- 10:51 I'd pay good money for an RSS reader that automatically eliminates duplicates. #
- 17:15 all I do is watch the Fast and the Furious 4 trailer. icanhaz.com/carcrash #
- 19:51 It's the great pumpkin, Charlie brown! #
Hey! LoudTwitter did all the work. Neat!
- 14:14 YAY! Tim (The Trainer) got a buyout, AKA getting $$ to quit the Chron! Congratulations (or to hire him as a trainer): tehhalt@gmail.com #
Hey! LoudTwitter did all the work. Neat!
- 13:39 "extras" Christmas special has put me off my reality tv feed. #
- 14:56 twitpic.com/8xe9 yeah, weirdo, xenu, "wrestling"but he's great in Collateral. #
- 17:01 @brochtrup thank you! Oil (not musk) optional #
Hey! LoudTwitter did all the work. Neat!
- 21:43 Stunned by the remarkably bad service at weird fish. Seriously. #
- 21:53 Weird fish drama- front windrow cracked by someone on street. Service quality decreases further, if possible. #
- 22:19 Oh here's fun: raw fucking catfish at weird fish. We tell our server, she says "ok." no apology. Just embarassing that I took gues #
- 23:08 Watching post outlands zombie wanderers almost good enough to take assy weird fish taste away. #
Hey! LoudTwitter did all the work. Neat!
- 15:30 @dollarshort YES!!! I thought it was just people I was dealing with. #
- 16:27 @missionmission Yay Amici's! #
Hey! LoudTwitter did all the work. Neat!
From Krispy Kreme's nutritional info:
The only animal by-products used in our doughnuts are eggs (whites and yolks) and dairy products (including milk, butter, yogurt, whey, nonfat milk and nonfat whey).
Well thank goodness that that's the ONLY animal by-products they use. I mean, FUCK, KK, what's left? Am I supposed to congratulate you that the fatty river on which your doughnuts float is not melted LARD? That you have yet to produce a sesos-filled treat?
Then again, maybe brains aren't a "by-product" -- after all, that's what those by-product producing animals use to think.
One of my favorite things about working at Six Apart is that it's a company founded by bloggers, for bloggers. As a result, not only do we want to provide bloggers with the best tools (like Vox, TypePad and Movable Type), we're also committed to helping bloggers find a broader audience, and helping readers find the blogs that matter to them. And with over 175,000 new blogs created every single day, this is no easy feat.
Luckily, with the launch of Blogs.com, Six Apart is making it easy for you to find the best blogs on the web. Hand-picked by a team of passionate editors, and organized by the topics that interest you, Blogs.com will help you find blogs on a variety of topics from Life, to Entertainment, to seasonal topics like Student Life. You can also catch up on the latest buzz on the web by reading featured editorials or checking out the top ten lists.
Wondering how you can submit your blog to the Blogs.com editors for consideration? It's easy -- Just fill out this quick form. In the meantime, check out Blogs.com and let us know what you think in the comments.
Thanks for reading!
