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    Image of jinushaun jinushaun
    11/18/09

    In reply to "Unfriend" Declared Word of the Year
    Hashtag? Really? It's not general purpose or popular enough to be included in a dictionary. 5 years from
    now will we still be hash tagging on Twitter? I doubt it.

    Unfriending also works offline.
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    Image of OCEntertainment OCEntertainment
    11/18/09

    In reply to "Unfriend" Declared Word of the Year
    Personally, I'm loving "intexicated" to describe the effect of texting while driving. Actually pretty clever.

    As an aside to CNN: You just reported on a survey of Twitter users to determine the "Word of the Year" and came up with a Facebook term. You have officially lost all credibility and respect in my book.
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    Image of BergenCountyJC can't beat MW2 BergenCountyJC can't beat MW2
    11/18/09

    In reply to "Unfriend" Declared Word of the Year
    And here I always thought the correct term was de-friend.
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    11/18/09

    @BergenCountyJC: I've always preferred defriendestration.
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    Image of Mike Zuniga: That was Unexpected Mike Zuniga: That was Unexpected
    11/18/09

    @weatherman: To throw someone or something out the window, or to defriend someone in a violent way?
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    Image of Xeno Xeno
    05/11/09

    In reply to Microsoft Axum Programming Language Focuses on Multi-Core Processor Development
    Anything that makes programming this stuff easier is welcome. Efficiently multi-threading a program is not simple to do in any sense of the word
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    Image of Nick Nick
    05/11/09

    @Xeno wishes there was a preview button: what word? nah, i'm just kidding. obviously the word is "to."
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    05/11/09

    In reply to Microsoft Axum Programming Language Focuses on Multi-Core Processor Development
    i am not paranoid, but doesn't all this .NET based stuff give microsoft a proprietary death grip on everything?
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