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I propose that someone with way more programming prowess than I, write an application for MySpace. This application would replicate a bar (pub, tavern) setting wherein people could go and buy each other virtual drinks. Just like at a standard American bar, they could lie about their age, occupations,
marital status, and, um...
Hmm... Okay, I'm boning myself for the redundancy issue.
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The pre-mySpace version of this idea [hippo, Sep 24 2009]
Migrate to Facebook
http://apps.facebook.com/sendaround/home
where it's baked, mashed, smashed, pie-eyed, and pickled. [egbert, Sep 24 2009]
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//Okay, I'm boning myself for the redundancy issue // |
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Fundamantal Schoolboy Error, there, [zen_tom],
"Wadda-mistak-a-ta-mak-a!" |
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Why not go to an actual pub/bar, with a netbook or such, and get actually drunk, all the while posting less and less coherent updates on Spacebook or the like? |
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What [kaz] said. On the other hand, could we have a better experience in person? It'd cost more for sure, and it's harder to find like-minded people. Not that we're like-minded at all. |
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[21], nice idea. Offering "virtual", ie "imaginary", drinks over the web is
the biggest waste of pixels since Myst. |
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Skype-enabled chat booths in public bars with an attached menu
might be a nice idea. But posting it would inevitably lead to dystopian
suggestions of degraded social interaction through ever-increasing
technological bubbles. |
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