1591: In or Out

[Keith]

"When you're trying to fix things in your brain, always fuck a stranger."


Kyle (@kyleinnyc) on Twitter

Chris Iacono

[Sparrow]

No fucks to listen first. NYC, of course.

[stevo8523]

I voted Denver. Cause I live there and we need some good new local comedians.

[WSEIII]

Chemda is Pokerhanus

As the worm turns - Chris looses money on Apple

Are you richer than a fifth grader?

Benefits without friendship - Kyle and his ex

From hating to healing

A-Team Stealing bikes?

Meshia horny

[King Will]

Thanks for not liking the word faggot. I have friends tell me that the word is okay because of how south park used it, so that is how I should think of the word.

[bofadeeznizzles]

Denver like a muhfucka!

[Goku]

Originally Posted by King Will

Thanks for not liking the word faggot. I have friends tell me that the word is okay because of how south park used it, so that is how I should think of the word.

I just saw the Faith Hilling episode today and heard how they say faggot. While I don't use the word faggot, I can't not laugh at the way they say it. I rarely even hear the word anymore except when I'm around people that try hard to be tough guys.

[DWarrior]

Google IPO valued the company at $23 billion, and they were doing tons of cool shit in their Labs at the time.

Facebook IPO valued the company at $100 billion, and their biggest innovations are Timeline and buggy message system.

FB did a good job riding the Google success story and Social Network movie fame to cash in on all the retards.

[fluxquanta]

Originally Posted by DWarrior

Google IPO valued the company at $23 billion, and they were doing tons of cool shit in their Labs at the time.

Facebook IPO valued the company at $100 billion, and their biggest innovations are Timeline and buggy message system.

FB did a good job riding the Google success story and Social Network movie fame to cash in on all the retards.

I couldn't agree more. Google was developing products that made peoples' lives easier in more than one respect at the time they started as a publicly rated company, something that advertisers could get behind because you could get multiple bangs for your buck, so to speak. Facebook has just gotten really big for just one thing, and as far as we can tell, doesn't really have any other irons in the fire.

Not that facebook doesn't have value, because clearly to a lot of people it does. It's the only way I keep in touch with a lot of people from college, so I'll probably keep using it until it MySpaces out.

[Rufio]

I used to like Chris on the show but lately theres just this tone about him where he has has this strong point of view about something, yet when he has to defend it or explain anything he has no idea what the fuck he's talking about. Last time is was about how taxes in general where unconstitutional and how out of his own moral convictions he chooses to live in his grandmothers basement. Now this time it was his whole talk about trading stocks/options/futures and how CNBC/bloomberg were out to screw over their viewers that made him sound like a complete idiot. He's like one of those people who take a PSYCH-101 course at a community college and then feel like they're psychologists.