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Monthly Archives: January 2009

BrookEllingwood: Thesis: Plumb…

Saturday, January 31, 2009

BrookEllingwood: Thesis: Plumbing is the worst invention ever.

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BrookEllingwood: @columbiacity…

Saturday, January 31, 2009

BrookEllingwood: @columbiacity I only watch the Unicycle Hockey World Championships for the commercials.

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BrookEllingwood: @SunaG @tacky…

Saturday, January 31, 2009

BrookEllingwood: @SunaG @tackyspoons @ischempp Conway Twitty, convoy twitter, same thing. “It’s only make beeeeeeelieeeeeeeve-uh…..”

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BrookEllingwood: @SunaG 10-4 g…

Saturday, January 31, 2009

BrookEllingwood: @SunaG 10-4 good buddy!

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BrookEllingwood: RT @JesseNewh…

Saturday, January 31, 2009

BrookEllingwood: RT @JesseNewhart: #GOOGMAYHARM also affected GMail’s blacklisting sending GOOD Email to your SPAM folder. Please ReTweet.

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BrookEllingwood: @hrhmedia And…

Saturday, January 31, 2009

BrookEllingwood: @hrhmedia Anderson doesn’t go there, but successful free examples encourage wannabes and “financial derivative” business plans for the Web.

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BrookEllingwood: Google issue …

Saturday, January 31, 2009

BrookEllingwood: Google issue spawned #googmayharm hash tag. By time it showed on TwitScoop, the problem was resolved. Need a better way to announce tags.

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BrookEllingwood: Alas, Google’…

Saturday, January 31, 2009

BrookEllingwood: Alas, Google’s harm threat level seems to have dropped back to yellow. It was annoyingly fun when the Internet was out to get me.

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BrookEllingwood: "Harm&qu…

Saturday, January 31, 2009

BrookEllingwood: “Harm”is the biggest buzz on TwitScoop. http://tinyurl.com/ar6hpf

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BrookEllingwood: Technically, …

Saturday, January 31, 2009

BrookEllingwood: Technically, Google’s right. Every site “may” harm your computer. I mean really, you never know, do you?

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