Tag: IFTTT
My real cats don’t know that I bought sashimi for Breezy, Tubbs, and the other kitties in Neko Atsume.
My real cats don’t know that I bought sashimi for Breezy, Tubbs, and the other kitties in Neko Atsume. My real cats don't know that I bought sashimi for Breezy, Tubbs, and the other kitties in Neko Atsume. — Grant Barrett (@GrantBarrett) February 4, 2016 http://twitter.com/GrantBarrett/status/695300731730010113
When I think about Anil Dash’s “The Web We Lost,” I think most about the blogging ideal of “add links to it, yo.” https://t.co/mfQYfCXBYk
When I think about Anil Dash’s “The Web We Lost,” I think most about the blogging ideal of “add links to it, yo.” https://t.co/mfQYfCXBYk When I think about Anil Dash's "The Web We Lost," I think most about the blogging ideal of "add links to it, yo." https://t.co/mfQYfCXBYk — Grant Barrett (@GrantBarrett) February 2, 2016…
Thanks to ReynaldoA, I have just signed up for Learned League, a hardcore trivia experience. Already feeling small and rabbit-like.
Thanks to ReynaldoA, I have just signed up for Learned League, a hardcore trivia experience. Already feeling small and rabbit-like. Thanks to ReynaldoA, I have just signed up for Learned League, a hardcore trivia experience. Already feeling small and rabbit-like. — Grant Barrett (@GrantBarrett) February 1, 2016 http://twitter.com/GrantBarrett/status/694235107419361280
Some days you’re Pickles in the macaroon, some days you’re Breezy in the plastic bag.
Some days you’re Pickles in the macaroon, some days you’re Breezy in the plastic bag. Some days you're Pickles in the macaroon, some days you're Breezy in the plastic bag. — Grant Barrett (@GrantBarrett) January 30, 2016 http://twitter.com/GrantBarrett/status/693498941904703489
“Hella” from @JWGrieve’s Word Mapper. What up STL? https://t.co/pbQdpzzaM4 https://t.co/UDuEFy5Dbi
“Hella” from @JWGrieve’s Word Mapper. What up STL? https://t.co/pbQdpzzaM4 https://t.co/UDuEFy5Dbi "Hella" from @JWGrieve's Word Mapper. What up STL? https://t.co/pbQdpzzaM4 http://pic.twitter.com/UDuEFy5Dbi — Grant Barrett (@GrantBarrett) January 30, 2016 http://twitter.com/GrantBarrett/status/693224706170843136
#SupportBlackPodcasts @StrangeFruitPod https://t.co/wf27DJiTPo (Fixed the Twitter handle!)
#SupportBlackPodcasts @StrangeFruitPod https://t.co/wf27DJiTPo (Fixed the Twitter handle!) #SupportBlackPodcasts @StrangeFruitPod https://t.co/wf27DJiTPo (Fixed the Twitter handle!) — Grant Barrett (@GrantBarrett) January 26, 2016 http://twitter.com/GrantBarrett/status/692051061343948800
#SupportBlackPodcasts @StrangeFruit https://t.co/wf27DJiTPo
#SupportBlackPodcasts @StrangeFruit https://t.co/wf27DJiTPo #SupportBlackPodcasts @StrangeFruit https://t.co/wf27DJiTPo — Grant Barrett (@GrantBarrett) January 26, 2016 http://twitter.com/GrantBarrett/status/692050030761545729
How long did I struggle to see the faces and stick people and clever reuse of Unicode in what turned out to be just regular Japanese?
How long did I struggle to see the faces and stick people and clever reuse of Unicode in what turned out to be just regular Japanese? How long did I struggle to see the faces and stick people and clever reuse of Unicode in what turned out to be just regular Japanese? — Grant Barrett…
A gender-neutral word in Spanish: hij@, which can mean “hija” (daughter) or “hijo” (son). Others: https://t.co/mfksnvJNoS
A gender-neutral word in Spanish: hij@, which can mean “hija” (daughter) or “hijo” (son). Others: https://t.co/mfksnvJNoS A gender-neutral word in Spanish: hij@, which can mean "hija" (daughter) or "hijo" (son). Others: https://t.co/mfksnvJNoS — Grant Barrett (@GrantBarrett) January 12, 2016 http://twitter.com/GrantBarrett/status/687036198834073601
There goes the guy in the airport who lied to dozens of people about whether the seat with his backpack in it was taken by someone else.
There goes the guy in the airport who lied to dozens of people about whether the seat with his backpack in it was taken by someone else. There goes the guy in the airport who lied to dozens of people about whether the seat with his backpack in it was taken by someone else. —…