I can’t tell whether this tweet baits the ADHD–Twitter community or LOOK A BEAR!
[Scampers away.]
(Source: yes.thatcan.be)
John Gruber mentioned that it’s the fifth anniversary of Ze Frank starting up his show.
Given the auspcious occassion and the strange diet I happen to be on, it seems as good a time as any to reblog my favourite episode: “Fingers in Food,” which has a delightfully playful (and batshit crypto-new-viewer hostile) opening.
Yip.
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Yip.
Whhooooooooooooooooooa.
Reeblogh. Reeblogh.
Yip. Yip. Yip.

I was going to email you back, but I realized that I’ve got, like, 8 contacts for you in my address book. Which is par for the course, I’m afraid — everyone in my address book has between 6 and 12 contacts each, so it doesn’t surprise me that I have more than 250 contacts registered with your address-book syncing service.
And I want to thank you for that. Having this many contacts makes me feel like I’ve got way more friends than I do.
That said, I’m slightly concerned that if I were to start paying for your service, it would soon cost a couple hundred dollars per year, so, thanks, but no thanks.
With kindest wishes,
—Tristantristan
p.s. Clever thing, that logo of yours using a lemniscate. Veeerrry subtle.
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