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In traditional Jewish weddings, it’s customary for the groom to break a glass – it is a symbol of mourning the destruction of the Jewish Temple in Jerusalem, but some believe that if the groom breaks the glass on his first try it’s also a sign of good luck.
It seems that whenever a technological breakthrough occurs, people will always try to apply it for sex. The more we change, the more we stay the same.
By they way, last time I checked, “Google Glass Moobs dot com” was still up for grabs… Just throwing it out there.
(This should not be seen as an endorsement by me of the above domain name or similar man-boobs related ones)…
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Do you have your own sexual metaphors for social networks? Let me know in the comments.
This is why tablet vendors make me go insane.
Tablets featured in this comic (by order of appearance):
The new iPad (iOS 6), Microsoft Surface (Windows 8), Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 (Android), Google’s Nexus 10 (Android), Asus Transformer pad (Android), Amazon’s Kindle Fire, iPad mini (iOS 6), Thinkpad tablet 2 (Windows 8).
I probably made some typos in the brand names or got some of the above wrong. If you see a mistake and want to notify me about it, please don’t do it in the comments. Here’s what you should do instead – write a mail and send it to the following address:
idan@ihonestlydontgiveashit.com.
Because I honestly don’t.
Pinterest is growing fast – REAL fast. Last month it broke a record and became the fastest independent site to hit 10 million monthly uniques in the U.S. While Facebook and Google are battling for social-world domination, Pinterest is recruiting more and more users by the day. I personally get a notification about a new friend signing up or following me almost on a daily basis. The best part – people seem to enjoy it much more than, say, Google Plus, which launched with high expectations but for now doesn’t live up to its promise. Unlike GPlus, Pinterest is not another Facebook imitation, as it brings a different sort of experience and value to its members. I won’t give you a full review of its features here but instead I’ll let you do your own research. In the meanwhile, let’s sit back and enjoy watching Google and Facebook battle like the two dinosaurs they are.
