Interesting observation

Watching an old rerun of Sex and The City the other night (my other way of relaxing inbetween packing), Adam had a really pretty profound thought. Carrie Bradshaw (Sarah Jessica Parker for those who are not loyal fanatics fans) was typing away on her Mac.

"It’s funny…today, she would have been blogging there."

Yeah, he’s right. Seemingly everyone’s jumped on the bandwagon and the term blog has certainly become an accepted and even welcomed form of mediation. Especially in that editorially journalistic tone. I even heard on the radio that The Edge has launched their own "WTF Blog".
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How quickly things change. What seemed so current is now passe. Mind boggling, but fascinating to watch and contemplate.

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9 Comments » for Interesting observation
  1. some random dude says:

    Sex and The City, the depth of American culture.

    Did you have a whopper while watching Sarah Jessica Parker?

  2. Rachel says:

    wow, you’re back! gee, we were wondering. nice to see you again, dude. should be fun to see what you rip on next…*yawn*.

  3. some random dude says:

    I am not in the business of rippig things. I am in the business of making sure folks know that they might be full of s–t.

    Capice?

  4. Rachel says:

    So I’ve gone from “is” to “might be”…glad I’m moving up in your books. Would you care to elaborate on your views?

    Always a pleasure…

  5. some random dude says:

    I haven’t gone from is to might be. My analysis is on case by case basis.

  6. Angela says:

    ciao, random. i understand that you may think that you are the epitome of intelligence, or perhaps the all-knowing/all-seeing bullshit detector.

    i must point out to you, however, that before you go running around using other languages in order to sound more intelligent, you really ought to know a little somethin’ somethin’ about it. i believe you were trying to say “capisce?” or perhaps “hai capito?” rather than ‘capice’, which, if you pronounce the way you have written it, is completely and utterly meaningless. kind of like your claim to be the detector of people who might be full of shit.

    random, it may be time to take some italian lessons! maybe then when you use the language you won’t sound like you’re so full of shit.

  7. some random dude says:

    Angela,

    You sound like one of those people who had been constantly losing spelling bee contest in the elementary and haven’t been able to get over it ever since – hence “detecting” spelling errors of others obsessively.

    Good job little Angela, you’ll get a candy dear.

  8. Angela says:

    hehe ok, if you think i deserve candy, sweeeeet. but don’t be sending me none of your sour grapes, mister. “S-O-U-R G-R-A-P-E-S.” sour grapes.

  9. Rachel says:

    Ang, s’okay, leave the loser alone. He’s just a whiner who wants you to respond so that he can feel like he won something. He’ll always go for the last word, he’s got nothing better to do. There just happens to be small minded, childish people like that.

    But I appreciate you jumping to my defense. You’re awesome.

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