Tag Archives: Facebook
Debaser
Jean Snow is a debaser. I don’t really know what that means, but Debaser is what I’ve called the Tumblr blog I started earlier this month, as a place to share my pop culture and gaming-related musings. The main reason … Continue reading →
Taking Flight with Facebook
I sure like Facebook these days. That’s not a very popular stance, I know. Most people seem to refer to the site in the past tense these days, keeping an account there just to be able to see the occasional … Continue reading →
PauseTalk.org
PauseTalk is now an .org, officially. I don’t know why I waited so long to do this, but I finally went and got the domain pausetalk.org for PauseTalk, and that’s where the site now resides (instead of as folder on … Continue reading →
PauseTalk Tonight
Yes, it’s cold and rainy, but don’t let that stop you from coming down tonight (March 5) to PauseTalk Vol. 58 at Cafe Pause — official session starts to 20:00, feel free to come earlier. Also, as promised, over the … Continue reading →
Instabike Tokyo
I’m very happy to announce a new little project of mine called Instabike Tokyo. It all started last week when I discovered a site that Amsterdam-based illustrator Laszlito Kovacs had launched called Instabike. The idea was a simple one, and … Continue reading →
PauseTalk Next Week
PauseTalk Vol. 50 didn’t mark the end of anything, on the contrary, we kick off a new era — well, numerically speaking at least — with Vol. 51 this coming Monday (June 6) at Cafe Pause. As always, the cafe … Continue reading →
PauseTalk Vol. 50
Let me start by thanking everyone who came to last week’s 50th edition of PauseTalk. For the most part it was run as usual — except for me taking more time at the start to talk about how it all … Continue reading →
Change in PauseTalk’s Facebook Presence
Because of Facebook’s upcoming policy to archive old groups — and since it appears that PauseTalk doesn’t really fit what Facebook describes as a “group” — I’ve created a new “fan page” for PauseTalk. Please “like” this page if you’d … Continue reading →