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Achewood => Achewood => Topic started by: jaydub on June 23, 2009, 11:50:54 pm
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71 friend requests (http://www.achewood.com/index.php?date=06232009), 3 dead, and 1 update from Myrtle talking (coincidentally?) about trees.
I suppose at some point society should come up with a way to inform your online friends that you're worm food. Facebook does seem well positioned at this point.
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It is hard to know what should be done with your Facebook profile after you've passed away.
In some ways, it's a great thing to remember someone by. In others, it's just weird.
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When I saw it was a strip about facebook and death I assumed it was going to be Roast Beef, so I was pleasantly surprised.
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I also do not like people who quote Ayn Rand every day at every possible moment and this is from a guy who owns everything she ever wrote.
Shirt Garters
Attach your shirt-tails to your socks. Do not hesitate in ordering this item.
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An Achewood strip that defines "phoned in," resting as it does in a Facebook-themed jape that would not look out of place on any of 300 other web comics. Clearly, Onstad has not sacrificed quantity for quality.
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An Achewood strip that defines "phoned in," resting as it does in a Facebook-themed jape that would not look out of place on any of 300 other web comics. Clearly, Onstad has not sacrificed quantity for quality.
Nuh-uh!
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I suppose at some point society should come up with a way to inform your online friends that you're worm food.
There is a company that offers this service. I don't remember what it's called but they were on NPR.
T's description of Facebook is horrifying. If I hadn't already been bullied into joining, that would have scared me off forever. And Mr Bear is very correct about life.
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Back around '98 I knew a few people who had installed a Dead Man's Switch on their computers. If left untended for more like 2 or 3 weeks it sent out an automated e-mail and posted to your favorite message boards.
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There's always the possibility of using timestamps on news posts for this purpose. Just schedule your "If you're reading this, I'm probably dead" post for some point a week or so in the future, and keep pushing that date back every morning.
In my case, this wouldn't work because no one reads my site anyway (because I stopped updating it). Maybe they thought it had already happened.
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I can't remember if I've said this before: When I die, I want to leave my friends a grand adventure with clues and puzzles and a road trip and life lessons. Like remember when Roast Beef planned to leave an envelope with his insurance information? It would be like that, except grandiose. Like The fuck*ng Westing Game or some shit.
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Like The fuck*ng Westing Game or some shit.
Hell yes The Westing Game. All Sandy McSouthers and that shit. Berthe Erica Crow. The Something-Christos Parrot. Sydelle Pulaski.
Yeah.
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I can't remember if I've said this before: When I die, I want to leave my friends a grand adventure with clues and puzzles and a road trip and life lessons. Like remember when Roast Beef planned to leave an envelope with his insurance information? It would be like that, except grandiose. Like The fuck*ng Westing Game or some shit.
There was a movie about this where some ugly chick's irish husband died and left her a series of clues to go on some elaborate pointless adventure. I dont remember the name.
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There was a movie about this where some ugly chick's irish husband died and left her a series of clues to go on some elaborate pointless adventure. I dont remember the name.
It was "P.S. I Love You", and it was Hillary Swank and she's hot, and he taught her to follow her dreams. So yeah.
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toaster i sure hope you're wrong because if'n you ain't a-cap just earned himself a beatdown from the million dollar baby herSELF
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I thought Facebook already had a policy about dead users. They turn your page into a "memorial" for a year or so.
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They are correctly termed "shirt stays."
How to wear shirt stays (http://www.ehow.com/how_2076821_wear-shirt-stays.html).