Buying an Xbox controller through SMS

Brandon Davenport May 17, 2010 Follow Me Follow Me Follow Me Follow Me Follow Me Follow Me Follow Me Follow Us Gaming, Geek Culture, Humor, Pictures

This is what happens when a stoner is trying to sell you an Xbox controller - for $100 through SMS. Apparently someone was trying to honestly purchase an Xbox controller through SMS, and things started to go pear-shaped. They guy selling the controller was obviously under the influence and wanted to sell a “wire less controller” for $100, and that price seems a bit high. Once the SMS’s carry on, hillarity ensues, and they settle on something else rather than an Xbox controller.

Brandon Davenport May 17, 2010 Follow Me Follow Me Follow Me Follow Me Follow Me Follow Me Follow Me Follow Us Geek Culture, Internet

In Defense of Facebook's Mistakes

At May 17, 2010

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In Defense of Facebook's Mistakes

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We all know the guys at Facebook have been a bunch of slime balls with our privacy, and that Facebook as a whole is gobbling up our social life forever, but Ben Parr over at Mashable has some interesting points to make, in defense of Facebook’s choices, and the events that have taken place over the past months.

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Brandon Davenport Apr 22, 2010 Follow Me Follow Me Follow Me Follow Me Follow Me Follow Me Follow Me Follow Us Geek Culture, Internet

Well, Facebook has taken over the Internet »

At Apr 22, 2010

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Well, Facebook has taken over the Internet

This doesn’t seem surprising, and quite frankly I thought they already did - but according to some info shared at the F8 conference, it becomes more evedent that Facebook is in fact nipping at Google’s ankles, and apporaching 500 Million users rapidly. What do we do when the Internet is no longer under Googles thumb? - Read more

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Palm breaks up with their ad agency Modernista

Daniel Carey Apr 6, 2010 Follow Me Follow Me Follow Me Follow Me Follow Me Follow Me Follow Me Follow Us Geek Culture, Mobile

Ready for a break in the deluge of Apple related news? Okay, here goes: According to a report by Advertising Age, Palm has finally broken the bonds of oppression, which have for so long tied them to their ad agency Modernista. Responsible for some of the worst advertisements on television, it comes to no surprise that Palm packed up shop and moved out. According to the same article, Palm is currently hunting for another advertising firm; lets hope they raise their standards and find one.