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@dfravel Underwire underwear. For the support a man needs.
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@dfravel's basement is like a five star hotel. By the way, it's bizarre that he's tweeting upstairs and I'm tweeting down here.
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@plasticvicar is one strange, wonderful human. I'm not sure about the human part, actually. Anyway, he's a Keynote and Microformats ninja.
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Plan B! Plan B!
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@saucygrrl put away the iPhone.
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Wow - nice crowd here for ReFresh Cape Cod!
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@firecracker It's a topic of crucial importance, in these trying times. Dude.
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Joy Joy Joy Joy. Client says they're ready to go live with the new Magento site I built!
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@YACKon So you'd say, for example, "Right on, Mr. Whiskers, I totally hear ya"?? That beats bro, dude or man hands-down.
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@jchristenbury YOu can totally customize it. Using roles and permissions, you can strip everything out except for the content editing part.
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@jchristenbury YES!! That's awesome, dude. Welcome to the Dark Side. Well, really it's the Light Side, but that sounds so pansy.
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Results of my highly scientific and important poll: 4 out of 5 tweeters say "dude". The other says "brah". But only sarcastically.
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In Hyannis. On a bike. Looking for a hair cut.
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Aforementioned former boss now says he needs to hire somebody in-house and if it's not me then he needs to cancel contract w/ me. FCKR
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@ericdfields no - I totally agree. I don't need my browser to be an airport control tower.
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Ok, quick poll and then I'll shut up for awhile. Which do you say most: 1) dude 2) man 3) bro 4) other
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@dfravel I may be in a coma when you find me at the library. Just prop me up like Bernie (of Weekend at Bernie's fame) for the meeting.
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@timeril "It's my time right now. My time. That's all over the second I ride up Troy's bucket."
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Just quoted Mikey in Goonies to a former employer trying to hire me back.
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