Going Like Sixty

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Time to Freak Posted: 15 Apr 2011 11:27 PM PDT Yes, it is now officially time to FREAK OUT. We have a signed contract to sell our house. FREAK. OUT. Ya know how sometimes you just get a wild hair and do something and don’t think it will have consequences? Putting a bean up your nose. Walking like an Egyptian. Smearing crunchy peanut butter on your ear to let dog lick it off. Asking Helen Keller to dance. Farting in the library. Forgetting to smile during your portrait. Answering the phone with a fake girly voice. Letting Jesus determine the last supper. Buying Flip. Yeah, like that. I got a wild hair that we should put our house on the market with a “make me move” price. And sell it furnished. With 90 day possession. We did. In February. July 5th we will be homeless. Time to freak.     You might like these too... April Fool’s Prank at Helen Keller’s House The Flip Is Dead. Why? I Know. Nancy’s Gonna Kill Me Adding to Collectible Facebook Friends New York Times Discovers That Men Trim Their Eyebrows Powered by Contextual Related Posts

The Flip Is Dead. Why? I Know. Posted: 15 Apr 2011 08:25 AM PDT I have two Flip cams and one Panasonic HD Video Cam. Two of the cams are now highly desirable as collectibles and the other one creates good quality video. The Flip is Dead. Not sold to another company. Kaput. Fini. El Done-o. UPDATE: Cisco paid $520 million for Flip. It was a mistake. Cisco got away from their core business and the Flip wasn’t going to take them anywhere they couldn’t get by selling switches and routers and networks to access the high quality video such as show above taken by yours truly of Robin Meade of Morning Express with Robin Meade tweeting while waiting to perform at the Listening Room in Nashville. This kinda illustrates why you and me are paying more individual taxes. The corporate biggies buy a company for multiple-millions (great name for a new lottery!) and then when it doesn’t meet expectations, they just close it down and take a loss. That loss is used to offset profits lowering their tax bill. I’m pretty sure I’m right on this. Otherwise, why would Cisco just shut down The Flip? It was a cool little cam and they had an awesome idea in the pipeline – The Flip would have had capability to live-stream an event. That other guy says that Cisco just wanted The Flip company for it’s technology. I like my reason better. I’m gonna go buy a Multiple Millions Lottery Ticket. You might like these too... Everybody’s an Editor! Time to Freak Big Whoop. Now Available on Kindle. Robin Meade Made Me Oversleep Robin Meade is My New Best Friend Powered by Contextual Related Posts

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