Chris Cashdollar

Uh oh. My brain has spilled out onto the interwebs for all to hear! Thank you @HiResPod for allowing me to share. open.spotify.com/episode/4Hzew4…

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Fact: I’m already enjoying the hell outta #XPN90sAtoZ

Called it.

Theory: The Dark Crystal is set in the Star Wars universe, thousands of years prior to ANH. Skeksis and Mystics are early Sith and Jedi.

Maybe my most proud Twitter moment?

Feels about right

Twitter felt like a bit like a big ol’ living phone book. The people that I met and wanted to stay in touch with, Twitter was an easy way to know I could stay connected. Less noise and fuss than FB.

Those peak halcyon days of Twitter for me were very much linked to the web design community and working at Happy Cog. So many great folks I met; clients and coworkers and awesome peeps at conferences. It exploded this introvert’s worldview.

Some fav moments involving Twitter (that I can remember): The annual Reading of the Tweets at the @happycog holiday party. Staff would take turns reading specific curated tweets and everyone would have to guess the author.

Another memory: I joined Twitter not long after my first kid was born. I would Tweet out his first words as they came out of his mouth. A modern redo on the whole baby book thing that Gen X had growing up.

@karenmcgrane Wow. I was May of 2007 and was already 6,419,772. 🏒

I was the 35,943rd person to join Twitter, on December 02, 2006. I don’t regret it.

Wondering if this is what it was like when they shut down the last of the phone party lines? Looking back, Twitter kinda felt like the digital maturation of that concept.

Oh crud didn’t realize I was missing the series finale of Twitter tonight.

@FilRobb Sending happy birthday vibes from the east coast!

@Jack_Beitz Sending strength and love vibes from the east, brother.

Feeling so overwhelmed this morning before we say our last formal “goodbyes” to dad. The support from our friends and family is … I don’t have words. Thank you all so much. mcdonald-aeberli.com/obituary/Kurt-… #Beitler

Wow that’s gonna be one hot and sweaty basement show fo sure.

(this whole thing is so very amazing and Philadelphia)

So much sucks right now but the rotisserie #chicken man story is the right kind of Philadelphia weird that I love.

@FauxIDs Fuck. Dammit.

That @philaunion loss hurts as much as watching Francisco Cabrera knock home Sid Bream in the bottom of the ninth in Game 7 of the 1992 NLCS.