24 4 / 2012
Wherein I Livetweet An Episode of Wheel of Fortune
WHEEL.OF.FORRRRRRRTUUUUNE.
— Scott Kubie (@scottrocketship) April 23, 2012
I’mma livetweet wheel of fortune, Tweeters.DAVY CROCKETT. Oh damn it I had that one before her. #wheel
— Scott Kubie (@scottrocketship) April 23, 2012
Good intros. I know these people so well now. I am more invested in their success. #wheel
— Scott Kubie (@scottrocketship) April 23, 2012
Dave’s spinning first. I’m feeling good about Dave’s chances. Outspoken. A little nervous, but he can convert that into energy. #wheel
— Scott Kubie (@scottrocketship) April 23, 2012
Anesha’s got half a Kia. There’s a joke in there somewhere… #wheel
— Scott Kubie (@scottrocketship) April 23, 2012
It sounds like the start of a 90’s rap song. “I knew this girl Anesha who only had half a Kia” #wheel
— Scott Kubie (@scottrocketship) April 23, 2012
Y’all enjoying this? Is it fun reading a continual stream of Tweets about a program you’re neither watching nor interested in? I bet it is.
— Scott Kubie (@scottrocketship) April 23, 2012
RHYME TIME. #wheel
— Scott Kubie (@scottrocketship) April 23, 2012
Don’t lead with the T, dummy, R-S-T-L-N-E. #wheel
— Scott Kubie (@scottrocketship) April 23, 2012
Oh shit. Now a lady with a southern accent has the OTHER half a kia. This is OUT. OF. CONTROL. #wheel
— Scott Kubie (@scottrocketship) April 23, 2012
Whatshername lost her half a Kia. Or I guess she never had it? This game is so confusing now. #wheel
— Scott Kubie (@scottrocketship) April 23, 2012
On commercial. Anybody want to grab a sandwich after this #wheel session?
— Scott Kubie (@scottrocketship) April 23, 2012
TROPIC OF CAPRICORN
— Scott Kubie (@scottrocketship) April 23, 2012
I had it before Dave did. #wheel
— Scott Kubie (@scottrocketship) April 23, 2012
BATTING CAGES #wheel
— Scott Kubie (@scottrocketship) April 23, 2012
Simms is single, boys. Only brought her mom and dad. Or else her boyfriend’s a dick. #wheel
— Scott Kubie (@scottrocketship) April 23, 2012
Let the pork out? #wheel
— Scott Kubie (@scottrocketship) April 23, 2012
Nope, GET THE WORD OUT. #wheel Okay that’s it thanks for Tweeting with me tweeters.
— Scott Kubie (@scottrocketship) April 23, 2012
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23 4 / 2012
Actual header I actually had on my e/n site (what the cool kids called online magazines before everyone started calling everything a blog) that was ACTUALLY named that circa 2000.
Oy.
23 4 / 2012
"The “content” is nothing more than “I saw my friend at the grocery store” and “why is everybody but me so stupid?” and “I am watching this show on TV.” They don’t even try to disguise it as content."
(Source: somethingawful.com)
21 4 / 2012
Employee handbooks only have to suck if your company sucks
So much good stuff, like this: “Nobody has ever been fired at Valve for making a mistake.”
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21 4 / 2012
IA Summit 2012 Video: Discussing Design - The Art of Critique
I’ve probably thought about the distinction between feedback and critique at least once a day since seeing this presentation in person, and it is making a LOT of work things easier. Video is not high quality, but the info sure as hell is.
At this year’s IA Summit my fellow Mad*Powian, Jamie Thomson, was kind enough to record the talk that I gave with Aaron Irizarry. If you were at IAS but didn’t see us, now’s your chance. If you weren’t there, well, why the heck weren’t you? It was awesome!
Have a look!
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20 4 / 2012
I want to work for John Cleese.
“The people I find it hardest to be creative with are people who need, all the time, to project an image of themselves as decisive. And who feel that to create this image, they need to decide everything, very quickly, and with a great show of confidence…”
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20 4 / 2012
"Every creative act is open war against The Way It Is. What you are saying when you make something is that the universe is not sufficient, and what it really needs is more you. And it does, actually; it does. Go look outside. You can’t tell me that we are done making the world."
(Source: penny-arcade.com)
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04 3 / 2012
"I don’t know about you, but every time I reach one of my goals I am simultaneously upbeat and also nervous because now I don’t have one."
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