Because all the cool kids are doing it
I am neither cool nor kid, but what the hell:
http://www.myspace.com/dustbury
If nothing else, this proves (as though proof were needed) that I have no shame.
I am neither cool nor kid, but what the hell:
http://www.myspace.com/dustbury
If nothing else, this proves (as though proof were needed) that I have no shame.
Mister Snitch! »
21 October 2006 · 1:11 pm
This is just like the stock market, you know. It’ll go up as long as the average Joe has a healthy fear of it. Once you get wind that the paperboy just bought a Lexus with stock money, you need to get out.
At this point, I declare MySpace to be no longer cool. Bang goes several billions of Murdock’s dough, but what the hell. MySpace overtook Friendster, what will overtake MySpace?
Dustbury, that’s what. Get in on the ground floor.
CGHill »
21 October 2006 · 1:16 pm
Pretty much everything has a short shelf life these days, and the last time I got in on the ground floor of something, they built the ceiling too low and I wound up with a concussion.
scooby214 »
21 October 2006 · 1:22 pm
I’ve been a frequent visitor to your site. (I don’t comment often because there isn’t much to add to your wisdom!)
It was fun to visit your Myspace page so I could get a picture of the man behind Dustbury. (Photo as well as biographical)
Babs »
21 October 2006 · 10:14 pm
Welcome to the world of the shameless! At least you have completed your profile. It’s still on my list of things to do (somewhere towards the bottom of the abyss).
ms7168 »
21 October 2006 · 11:08 pm
Cool! Added ya :)
Dr. Jan »
22 October 2006 · 12:57 am
Well, finally… Chaz has joined MySpace… it’s now officially cool.
the fan club
CGHill »
22 October 2006 · 10:10 am
Actually, I think the historians will note this as the exact moment when MySpace jumped the shark.
John Salmon »
22 October 2006 · 4:45 pm
Shows you how unhip I am-I hadn’t even heard of MySpace till a month or two ago.
I hear they’ve got cars with pneumatic tires now, too.
CGHill »
22 October 2006 · 4:47 pm
Rupert Murdoch, who paid ungodly millions for MySpace, would be turning over in his grave were he actually, um, dead.
Tim »
22 October 2006 · 9:12 pm
If I’d known you were that desperate for amusement I could have sent you an invitation to http://www.vox.com.
CGHill »
26 October 2006 · 5:28 pm
It’s official: the shark has been jumped.