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10Mar/080

Twitter Updates for 2008-03-10

  • is thinking: % wise, for every person locked up in China, there are 5 in jail in the US. Numerically, it's about the same ~ 2.5million each. #
  • wants to know where to find video of this infamous Mark Z. interview. *off to look* Twittering first. Googling second. #
  • Sarah Lacy strikes me as an arrogant neophyte. Not reading it, I must assume BusinessWeek has pretty low standards to allow her to write. #
  • has a feeling VIddler went down because of the Mark Z. full interview video. #
  • watching the full interview. Mark Z. really does remind me of Gates. Sarah still interposed herself way 2 much, flirty, & twirling her hair. #

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