Exactly. She has a huge potential of storytelling, even within the confines of the 1991-2016 Potterverse. And if she ever watches Doctor Who, she knows it. What is it?

I was a fairly early adopter to twitter, but knew no one on it. I'm at work, so I can't check the date. Because I wasn't into following celebs at that time, there wasn't much that a college student in Tampa to do.

If you don't want your data harvested and processed by impersonal machines who look at it like data, don't put it on the internet.

Buzz is still around. Right now the people on it use it like Twitter with threaded comments. But it's still there

Once G+ releases their API.

Hey look! There's me!

Well DUH

I'm sorry, this is derp.

BWAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAANNN...

You want the Social network, but not the social or the network, right?

They saw the first season of Heroes. Blowing up a nuke in New York? Only effects 0.7% of the world population.

So far my only qualm with Google Plus is that I'm unable to have it echo yet. Using things like Hootsuite or Twitterlinks, I can update my status one place, and have it hit all of my other online identities.

In other news, people who don't think these things through demand to make fake identities on Google Plus.

That's kinda insulting.

This would be awesome for helicopter-involved late-night car chases.

I've already read them, and have no intention of owning the movies.

Most of the dreams of my childhood through last year of high school that I vaguely recall were right before I woke up. The dream consisted of me going through my normal routine, showering, dressing, eating breakfast, walking to the bus stop, getting to school... then waking up and having to do it all a second time.

Go away, Gordon-Levitt. You don't exist.

That was what I came here to say. If people visualized media through black & white all through their life, that would stick.