A world of bewilderment in every mouthful
I'm compiling a list of 2010 April Fool's pranks to put in a letter, and I ran across a few things I hadn't seen before:
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It's very, very rare for a shirtless, ripped man to appear in my LJ, but this cracked me up so hard, I had to include it.
* GoogleDocs will now let you upload anything. And they mean anything. As with documents, spreadsheets, and files, you also share objects you've uploaded to Google Docs with anyone in the world. For example, do you ever wish you could CTRL+F your house keys or your TV remote? Store your keys, remotes, rail passes, and other objects you commonly lose with Google Docs, and you'll never have to worry about finding them again. Having trouble moving your piano from New York to California? Upload it from your home in New York, then download it once you're in California. Change your mind and want to share it with your friend in England instead? No problem. With one click you can have your piano delivered to anyone you choose, anywhere in the world.
With this capability, I would upload myself so my friends could download me! We could have tea and conversation. Though I might have to teach my cat to download me again so I could get home.
* ThinkGeek.com: Monolith Action Figure ("Zero Points of Articulation!"), My First Bacon ("You've Got a Friend in Meat!") and Canned Unicorn Meat ("Excellent Source of Sparkles!").
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It's very, very rare for a shirtless, ripped man to appear in my LJ, but this cracked me up so hard, I had to include it.
* GoogleDocs will now let you upload anything. And they mean anything. As with documents, spreadsheets, and files, you also share objects you've uploaded to Google Docs with anyone in the world. For example, do you ever wish you could CTRL+F your house keys or your TV remote? Store your keys, remotes, rail passes, and other objects you commonly lose with Google Docs, and you'll never have to worry about finding them again. Having trouble moving your piano from New York to California? Upload it from your home in New York, then download it once you're in California. Change your mind and want to share it with your friend in England instead? No problem. With one click you can have your piano delivered to anyone you choose, anywhere in the world.
With this capability, I would upload myself so my friends could download me! We could have tea and conversation. Though I might have to teach my cat to download me again so I could get home.
* ThinkGeek.com: Monolith Action Figure ("Zero Points of Articulation!"), My First Bacon ("You've Got a Friend in Meat!") and Canned Unicorn Meat ("Excellent Source of Sparkles!").