Don't you figure the MTV thing is about image? You could pass.
And then they could out me, and there could be a scandal.
It would ROCK. I'd just have to convince the marketing guy.
'Safe'
Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, duct tape, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
Don't you figure the MTV thing is about image? You could pass.
And then they could out me, and there could be a scandal.
It would ROCK. I'd just have to convince the marketing guy.
That would be hot.
We are taking a commercial break so that Randy Johnson can come in in relief. Copycatter.
Actually, Johnson did the emergency relief thing in the playoffs before, back when he was with Seattle. He came in in extra innings to win a division series against the Yankees. Very dramatic.
I'm going to tell the marketing guy I'm willing to fake it.
Question: what wikis do people here use? I'm figuring wikipedia gets a fair amount of traffic -- anything else that's useful or interesting? Does anyone use internal wikis?
Oh, and did I say this here already? In the ads for the Ewan McGregor/Naomi Watts movie, they show the scene she shot in the stairs of the building I used to work in! So now I don't have to see the movie, looking for that one bit.
I don't use wikis.
I am sad, and wikiless.
I use wikipedia with a vengenance. Possibly more than I use google for that sort of info gathering.
Actually, Johnson did the emergency relief thing in the playoffs before, back when he was with Seattle. He came in in extra innings to win a division series against the Yankees. Very dramatic.
And it forever fixed ED-GAAAR into the Northwest lexicon.
Later that year came the Seinfeld where they think George died, and when Steinbrenner is trying to break it to the Costanzas, George's father responds, "Why did you trade Jay Buhner?"
Wikipedia rocks. I don't use it as a final source, but it's great for browsing and illuminating.
IMDB coulda been a wiki, couldn't it?
I tend to end up consulting it for math questions fairly often.
(Wikipedia. Not IMDB. Cause that'd be kind of strange.)