Thirtysomething

Facebook increasingly feels like online Wal-Mart to me, where experiences are bolted on and users are routed through the bargain bin without anything working or designed well.

For fucks sakes, we'd been in the place for six months and it still looked like we had just gotten off the plane from San Francisco.

Daddy's princess, ruler of crosswalks and owner of bouncy curls for a New York morning. I wanted a little girl for just that moment, because for the first time in a while, I thought about love.

And the worrisome thing is, I don’t really know of any case studies where a big and lumbering company (or country) has managed to reinvent itself and win – except in cases like Apple where they switched to a [benevolent] dictatorship or Germany post WWII where they rebuilt from the ground up.

Look, I’m not saying marketing is evil or useless. It’s like any other organizational tool. The thing is, you can recognize great marketers right away.  The bad ones?  Those are harder to sort through.

Joshua Nguyen: good luck! Cynthia Johansan: thank you! you are on the big screen in fisticuffs. Cynthia Johansan: go suck a new york hotdog Cynthia Johansan: (from zack, with love) Joshua Nguyen: HALLLLOOOOO Cynthia Johansan: "dirty water dog" Joshua Nguyen: GOOD LUCK! Joshua Nguyen: FINALLY! Cynthia Johansan: (from