Birthdays are Better on the Internet
My birthday was quite stressful (working on Gnomedex and Lockergnome stuff), but it was also very fun. The Internet has changed the way I celebrate my birthday, wholly. Buddies from a variety of social networks have been sending their best wishes throughout the day (ICQ, Skype, FaceBook, MySpace, etc.). It’s been overwhelming, but in a very nice way. If you were awake last night, you may have seen this happen in my home office - as captured by one of my Australian friends. Ponzi tried to coordinate everyone in chat to sing “happy birthday” at the same time.
I think it worked, for the most part:
So, thanks to everyone who passed along pleasantries!
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4 Comments
The Chris Pirillo Show
November 30th, 1999
at 12:00am
[IMG] Chris Pirillo Pownce: Social Networks aren?t Identity Networks iTarded Birthday Dinner: Tasting Menu Birthdays are Better on the Internet Media is Still in the Dark Ages Is Windows Media Player Doomed? I Got My Birthday Present Early Maxthon 2.0 Problems Psychiatry: No Science, No Cures More Conference Passes Made Available! They Want to Pwn the Wireless Internet
brinking - nabeel hyatt
November 30th, 1999
at 12:00am
This post from Chris Pirillo made me laugh because it’s the manifestation of a story I tell a lot. Part of my typical rant is about what people will want from the next stage of social products on the Internet when it’s not just about maintaining correspondence with pre-existing
Glenn Wolsey
July 27th, 2007
at 12:54am
Happy birthday Chris!
Duncan Riley
July 27th, 2007
at 8:44am
Class of 75, a very fine year :-)
Happy Birthday