Comments on: What’s your Google profile? http://petecodella.com/what%e2%80%99s-your-google-profile-10001236.htm Wed, 26 Oct 2011 13:35:32 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Tweets that mention What’s your Google profile? | Pete Codella | Digital Public Relations -- Topsy.com http://petecodella.com/what%e2%80%99s-your-google-profile-10001236.htm/comment-page-1#comment-515 Tweets that mention What’s your Google profile? | Pete Codella | Digital Public Relations -- Topsy.com Wed, 28 Jul 2010 18:53:38 +0000 http://www.petecodella.com/?p=1236#comment-515 [...] This post was mentioned on Twitter by Pete Codella, Jeff Domansky. Jeff Domansky said: Interesting reputation mgmnt concept from Pete Codella: What’s your Google profile? http://bit.ly/9lAjtO #prtip #prtips #crisispr [...] [...] This post was mentioned on Twitter by Pete Codella, Jeff Domansky. Jeff Domansky said: Interesting reputation mgmnt concept from Pete Codella: What’s your Google profile? http://bit.ly/9lAjtO #prtip #prtips #crisispr [...]

]]> By: Gary Taylor http://petecodella.com/what%e2%80%99s-your-google-profile-10001236.htm/comment-page-1#comment-512 Gary Taylor Wed, 28 Jul 2010 13:48:10 +0000 http://www.petecodella.com/?p=1236#comment-512 Still, and your readers will find this a challenge to accept, most of the whole world of living souls--probably the other five billion--has no clue. I turn 70 this month and building a blog and spend a couple hours a day between grandchildren monitoring and Tweetdeck. So, I'm on the fringe of the addicted subculture of the Western world and a small portion of the Asian world. Too many Googled Gary Taylors to even try to find me. So, am I bankrupt or still on the poor side of the tracks? We poor folk are content in our poverty so long as we have a Twitter and Facebook account and can hook up now and then--remember, I'm 70 and that means an online electronic connection, nothing else. Keep in mind, I'm "poor" though quite near your side of the tracks. You (reader, not host Codella) may have forgotten or never even known how wonderfully blithe the world can be for the utter "impoverished" hordes on the "other side of the tracks" of America and the world who have no clue what a Tweet, text, or download is. In fact, that is the side that thinks those isolated self-indulgent, shallow "rich" people who talk with their thumbs and sit in darkened rooms to see their screen better and who've never really meet those they meet are an emotionally addicted subculture who outght to get around now and then. Having thus said, I got an early birthday gift of a Blackberry, find my "talking thumbs" getting less "fat" and more accurate, and setting up a blog to advise fathers and grandfathers about fathering together. HMMMmmmm...I think I'm just now crossing over some long shiny things in the ground. Don't know if that loud sound is a Google train of "reputation bankruptcy" or the cheers of all them thar youngin's welcoming me to their rich, shallow, wide, noisy, busy, addicted world. Still, and your readers will find this a challenge to accept, most of the whole world of living souls–probably the other five billion–has no clue. I turn 70 this month and building a blog and spend a couple hours a day between grandchildren monitoring and Tweetdeck. So, I’m on the fringe of the addicted subculture of the Western world and a small portion of the Asian world. Too many Googled Gary Taylors to even try to find me. So, am I bankrupt or still on the poor side of the tracks? We poor folk are content in our poverty so long as we have a Twitter and Facebook account and can hook up now and then–remember, I’m 70 and that means an online electronic connection, nothing else.

Keep in mind, I’m “poor” though quite near your side of the tracks. You (reader, not host Codella) may have forgotten or never even known how wonderfully blithe the world can be for the utter “impoverished” hordes on the “other side of the tracks” of America and the world who have no clue what a Tweet, text, or download is. In fact, that is the side that thinks those isolated self-indulgent, shallow “rich” people who talk with their thumbs and sit in darkened rooms to see their screen better and who’ve never really meet those they meet are an emotionally addicted subculture who outght to get around now and then.

Having thus said, I got an early birthday gift of a Blackberry, find my “talking thumbs” getting less “fat” and more accurate, and setting up a blog to advise fathers and grandfathers about fathering together.

HMMMmmmm…I think I’m just now crossing over some long shiny things in the ground. Don’t know if that loud sound is a Google train of “reputation bankruptcy” or the cheers of all them thar youngin’s welcoming me to their rich, shallow, wide, noisy, busy, addicted world.

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