Self-important prat #
Posted Monday 10th March 2008 16:24 GMT
Words fail you? They don't me.
CEO Bitch, you are a pompous, self-agrandising wanker.
Posted Monday 10th March 2008 16:24 GMT
Words fail you? They don't me.
CEO Bitch, you are a pompous, self-agrandising wanker.
Posted Monday 10th March 2008 16:35 GMT
just sign them up and they can get rid of a thousand years of hated, by a simple game of Scrabble (TM) and being told that someone has typed the word "I'm bored" on a website....
Pillock....
Posted Monday 10th March 2008 16:50 GMT
Surely if they're spending time with their Imam they're quite unlikely to be getting drunk, what with alcohol being forbidden and all.
Anon, cos should be working
Posted Monday 10th March 2008 16:50 GMT
It is disgusting that this wonderful and visionary young man should be ridiculed for his sincere and, I am sure, successful attempts to bring about world peace.
The new Web 2 world is going to sweep away all the old petty differences and we can look forward to a world free from conflict where we can all be friends.
It is our duty as denizens of this brave new world to go out and help these poor people to realise the error of their ways.
Posted Monday 10th March 2008 17:06 GMT
She really is intolerable. Here's the train-wreck as it happened:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LxZ6-O5R1zs
Possibly the weirdest dullard in software being interviewed by a relentlessly flirtatious self-publicist. What a missed opportunity.
Posted Monday 10th March 2008 17:06 GMT
The moment Osama bin Laden starts updating his status on Facebook is the moment I delete my account and run for the hills.
"Osama is brushing his teeth."
"Osama is trying to think of a good status message."
"Osama is fueling his planes."
Posted Monday 10th March 2008 20:48 GMT
To be fair, the Internet is making life difficult for oppressive governments and intolerant clerics. But I'd suggest that online news sites (so you don't have to read government propaganda) and blogs (so you can tell the world what's really going on) are doing the actual important stuff. I can't for the life of me think how Facebook could possibly make a difference. All I have is an image of a Middle Eastern lad looking at the moronic conversations and the pictures of people substituting drug abuse for pleasure and deciding "well if this is freedom, f*** it."
Posted Monday 10th March 2008 21:55 GMT
I want to note that I have learned a lot about life in Thailand and Kenya since I reconnected through Facebook with old friends who have moved there. As a person who started using Facebook at age 33, I am not the typical user. However, I have to say that it really is a decent way of keeping up with people who are otherwise too far away for more than phone calls and email. I don't know about stopping terrorism, but in places where people can afford computers and internet connections Facebook may lead to a better understanding of life in other places for some people.
Posted Monday 10th March 2008 22:37 GMT
Every time I think I've seen him hit rock bottom, thanks to his mouth, he grabs a shovel and keeps digging. In my opinion, Mr. "Bitch... CEO" is irrefutable proof that one may be intelligent on paper yet developmentally challenged in every other social and personal aspect.
Posted Tuesday 11th March 2008 09:00 GMT
Just put everyone up on an MMORPG or MMOFPS...
Posted Tuesday 11th March 2008 14:26 GMT
I live in that part of the world (kinda), and I can honestly say there are _plenty_ of Muslims who both pray hard and party hard.
The Lebanese especially are known to have a bit of a reputation.
No slight or offence intended - just saying it how I see it.
Mine's the IED proof one in the corner....
Posted Tuesday 18th March 2008 13:06 GMT
Perhaps the moron should broaden his own outlook and visit the place before passing judgement on what the yoof do. Contrary to his somewhat blinkered worldview, the Lebanese are not exactly known as a nation of doctrinal knuckle draggers. Given a choice between an evening of Puckerbergs facile wit or Saturday night in Beirut, there really is no contest.