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I need a good BART image. There’s something about the “I’ve got 7 minutes to kill at the Embarcaderro station” post that really appeals to me.

Anyway, just came from a great little convo with the inestimable Dan Droller, who’s back out in SF from business school. Great to catch up. He seems to be doing well, and chatting it up with him makes the weight of my world seem a whole lot lighter.

On the other hand, I didn’t pee before entering the mass transit system. We’ll see how two pints of beer sit with me on the train ride home!

HOLY CRAP, is that a link

Submitted by Farsheed (not verified) on Wed, 2008-07-23 01:02.

HOLY CRAP, is that a link to friendster!?

Indeed

Submitted by Outlandish Josh on Wed, 2008-07-23 17:15.

Dr. Droller told me once he’s “a friendster kind of guy.”

Apparently it’s still out there.

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