Tag: nonsense
Wherefore art Romeo and Juliet on Twitter?
- March 10, 2009 at 11:22 am
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The Times Labs have joined the ranks of those pushing Twitter to its limits. It's tweeting the entirety of Romeo and Juliet over the next month: with cats. There are 15 accounts – one for each of the main characters – and a line from the play is tweeted every 15 minutes.
Good to see that the same paper which throws scorn upon Twitter is testing it with such intellectual rigour. Not.
Time Window and Sandbox
- November 26, 2007 at 12:08 am
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Obviously time travel is impossible: if I were to go back in time, how on earth would I be able to remember a future that hasn’t happened yet? I’d be stuck with no memory of who I was or where or was, and probably of what I was. Besides, I wouldn’t be there anyway because [...]
New cliches in old bottles
- November 23, 2007 at 2:19 pm
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Tired of old cliches? Want some new ones? The Cliche Rotation Project has come to the rescue, with its compilation of alternatives. This is brilliant, I wish I’d thought of it.
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