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Friday, November 11, 2005


GYM Is The New AJAX

So I was just talking to Om, we got to talking about built-to-flipness as an anti-strategy, and he said something you can take to the bank..."GYM is the new AJAX".

That's hilarious.

So, related to my post from yesterday saying no more .0 anything, let's all try and talk about more interesting things than GYM for a while.

-- umair // 8:52 PM // 9 comments


Comments:

Check out http://www.blogpulse.com/trend to track how well blogs are doing at not talking about GYM--or how much the blogs are talking about not talking about GYM.
// Anonymous Anonymous // 1:03 AM
 

Ha ha. All your echo chamber are belong to us!!
// Blogger umair // 9:03 AM
 

@ umair ... the echo chamber dosn�t work?
// Anonymous Anonymous // 12:43 PM
 

seekxl on me too, what we can make to this problem ???
// Anonymous Anonymous // 11:13 AM
 

Yes, what can make ?
// Anonymous Anonymous // 2:37 PM
 

Nothing ;-)
// Anonymous Anonymous // 9:20 PM
 

little enthusiasm ?!Sorry
// Anonymous Anonymous // 11:53 PM
 

That's realy hilarious.

@ jack: we can do something! Because we are the World ;)
// Anonymous Anonymous // 7:13 AM
 

Really nice. thnx
// Anonymous Markisen // 9:45 AM
 
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