The Boston Diaries

The ongoing saga of a programmer who doesn't live in Boston, nor does he even like Boston, but yet named his weblog/journal “The Boston Diaries.”

Go figure.

Thursday, April 22, 2010

An army of Sean

MyFaceSpaceBook apparently makes profile pages—a short link to your page on MyFaceSpaceBook. So I tried http://www.facebook.com/sean.conner and … oh … unless I have a really deep tan, that isn't me. I then tried http://www.facebook.com/sean.patrick.conner and … um … closer, but still not quite me.

I'm not even on the first page of results.

Online in one form or another since 1987, and I'm failing at MyFaceSpaceBook.

Sigh. [Hey you kids! Get off my lawn!]

I ended up with http://www.facebook.com/spc476, which at least matches my ID across several other websites.

Only 25 days to Vegas? Sign me up!

On the advice of his attorney, my friend Hoade hocked his wife's three cats and the silverware to buy a cherry red Chevy Impala convertable and is threatening to kidnap me on a wild road trip to Viva Lost Wages. I was curious as to route we might take when I noticed that Google Maps offered walking directions.

How very amusing.

But the 358 steps in walking to Vegas pale in comparison to the 1,008 steps in biking to Viva Lost Wages.

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