Ranking as the start of one of the most wide-ranging conversations of the week, and a welcome distraction from a lot of number-crunching and policy-wonking, a former colleague threw out a question to a cynical wolf:
"Are we witnessing the death of embarrassment?"Evidence cited (examples recent and current
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No. Apparently I didn't. That's all right, then...
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...although it's not really helping those board-level discussions about the maintenance of sponsorship contracts. Much.
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Yeah. That's going to work on the Internetz. Definitely.
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Oprah (on hold for two weeks).
Jennifer Blondelimefliproast - That Tiger's Always Got Wood.
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I cannot begin to tell you how delighted I am that your RSS feed has been sponsored for the past fortnight by NEC.
The reason why I can't begin to tell you this is because the poxy embedded 30-second video which appears on every fucking RSS entry slows down the page-loading time so much that, by the time the comment box appears, I've fallen into a coma.
Since subtlety is arguably something that we both lack (otherwise you would've negotiated a sponsorship deal involving a discreet, hyperlinked logo, and I wouldn't be calling you a bunch of fucking cunts...which I am, and you are), I'll just end on a note of hope:
I hope your website falls under the Internet equivalent of a large, ugly Russian truck. And dies.
Hugs 'n' kisses,
sensaes.
P.S. NEC suck rats' cocks.
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Every bloody entry.
Gah.
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But they do.
[Beat.]
You can stop now.
Please.
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