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Have you seen any major changes (other than the obvious over-saturation and big companies/media places having blogs) to blogging and social networking since you started blogging? What are they?

obnoxious internet life intrusions we are all going to have to fucking deal with for a bit longer now. twitter is secondary to me so i have this lackadaisical approach toward it, i talk mad shit, i’m rebelling against it. i’m not part of that crowd, i admire their shit but i don’t see how anyone is benefiting in the long-run. i do get it though my “brand” just has a different method entirely. my friend @eyeborg will not shut up about social media, there’s a massive engineer crowd on twitter. it’s a geek’s highschool dance that never ends. that’s exactly it actually. so all the geek big companies are trying to crack the twitter code. it’s a good time to be online right now, if you have any sort of thing to offer, be it yourself, brand (blogging), whatever, the recession is lifting, people want honesty, minutiae, anything, everything. this consumption society is still going strong, smart phones are popping up all over the place, we have faster and immediate access to everything, we want and get up-to-the-second data. we demand it. blah, as i said, people are online, using all these multimedia platforms, and twitter is the go-to medium for advertisers to get the word out, for people to connect and receive a small audience at the same time. succinct personal online soapboxing is what it is. snuh-ore. i just walked across the room. branding it!

performing at the hot box cafe tomorrow for 4/20 at 4PM. remember when i used to make fun of hippies and stoners all the fucking time? man that was awesome. eating words. hahaha.

dance class