That’s the problem with Facebook. They are slowly destroying independent web applications with boring versions that immediately win due to Facebook’s population (which at this point is the 3rd largest country on earth). There’s no demand for excellence.
I agree. But then, what is Starbucks or Walmart or Borders?
The impact of George Osborne’s emergency budget on the poor has been revealed in a study that finds the country’s least well-off families face cuts equivalent to 21.7% of their household income. That means they will be hit six times harder than the very richest by the coalition’s deficit-cutting measures.
Who, exactly, is surprised by this? When you’ve got the wealthy elite running the country you don’t honestly think they’re going to do anything other than look after their own.
At the foot of the cross where love and mercy meet (by Mark Hunter)
In the advert, a man says: “The man at the end of the street doesn’t talk to his neighbours much, because he likes to keep himself to himself. “He pays with cash because he doesn’t have a bank card, and he keeps his curtains closed because his house is on a bus route.
Old, warm wood + mug x photos of bikes = awesome.
I could look at this photo for years.
The Video Website (‘Social Network’ Parody) (via PrussianSunsets)
