The AdWords on this post are perhaps the most compelling proof that Google has become too aware. All Google needed was three, three-line ads to describe a man who lived and died as one of the most paradoxical, complicated, and polarizing/polarized figures in modern American popular culture.
Mind. Blowned.
Also, I'd like to think that the Bing ad is a kind of meta-tribute to eccentric behavior.
Whoa CNN Quick Vote. Whoa.
Concept artwork for a magazine focusing on true crime journalism. Twitter, you did this to me.
I'm having a touch of the Noonan the more I read about David Carradine accidental death (or incredibly ballsy suicide). To wit:
Yeah, why not.
Either Sprint knows something I don't (e.g., a new month is being released between May and June), or this widget is pretty accurately representing the Sprint experience I knew and loved until my contract expired and I jumped to T-Mobile.
Today's Lunch Salon convened around the contemplation of the following options:
Would you rather be a piece of garbage carried by a gentle breeze though a densely populated city or a piece of a corrugated tin roof being flung on hurricane-force winds across a great empty flatland?
Other choices that were contemplated:
Clearly, the work of the Lunch Salon is critical to the betterment of society.
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