Want laser eyes? Well, it may be as easy as friending Annis on FB!
LOL/OMG besties The Bitchelor & Josie Neiman get the Laser Eyes treatment
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Showing posts with label justjudyjudyjudy. Show all posts
Wednesday, June 2, 2010
The man behind LASER EYES
JustJudyJudyJudy.com scored an interview with Dave Annis, the man behind the Facebook meme that is sweeping the Twin Cities social media circuit.
Want laser eyes? Well, it may be as easy as friending Annis on FB!
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Want laser eyes? Well, it may be as easy as friending Annis on FB!
Submitted by @letoilemagazine
Wednesday, April 21, 2010
Tweetin' High
What' happens when you're high on meds and have access to Twitter? Social media junkie Judy Grundstrom tells us in her latest JustJudyJudyJudy blog post:
"I have had problems with my back on and on for 10 years. Last Friday I reached the pinnacle of my back troubles and went under the knife. I was in the hospital for a few day and then they let me out. I walked out of that hospital with nothing but the clothes on my back, my iPad, and a bag full of prescription medications. What happened next was a bunch of messy drug fueled nonsense filled Tweets."
Judy includes actual Tweets in the post, chronicling her surgery and the Twitter aftermath (read: unwanted online feud with another user):
Judy, we wish you a fast recovery!
Submitted by @marrina.
"I have had problems with my back on and on for 10 years. Last Friday I reached the pinnacle of my back troubles and went under the knife. I was in the hospital for a few day and then they let me out. I walked out of that hospital with nothing but the clothes on my back, my iPad, and a bag full of prescription medications. What happened next was a bunch of messy drug fueled nonsense filled Tweets."
Judy includes actual Tweets in the post, chronicling her surgery and the Twitter aftermath (read: unwanted online feud with another user):
Judy, we wish you a fast recovery!Submitted by @marrina.
Thursday, January 28, 2010
Link of the Day: JustJudyJudyJudy
Welcome to the first ever edition of "LOL/OMG link of the day" Starting today, we will (try to) find the coolest, most interesting link that you posted on Facebook, Twitter or your personal blog and we will share it with the rest of the world!
That being said, our first ever link of the day was shared by Judy Grundstrom, of JustJudyJudyJudy blog. Judy realized today that her father knows how to use the internet. Not only does he know how to use it, but he's been blogging since 2007! In all honestly, we all love our moms and dads, but we don't ever want to connect with them online unless it's through personal emails. We've heard horror stories of parents joining Facebook and sending their kids friend requests that they SO wanted to ignore but couldn't. There is even a website devoted to that topic appropriately entitled Oh Crap. My Parents Joined Facebook.
Judy, unlike many of us, loves the fact that her dad is a blogger. (note: she hasn't yet discovered if he's on Facebook or Twitter, which he probably is). He clearly talks to a certain demographic, but he is taking his blogging very seriously, adding just enough humor to make it fun (like when he said Don was a moron). That header is pretty awesome too.
Are your parents into blogging and social networking?? How are you dealing with that? Support groups, fake profiles?
That being said, our first ever link of the day was shared by Judy Grundstrom, of JustJudyJudyJudy blog. Judy realized today that her father knows how to use the internet. Not only does he know how to use it, but he's been blogging since 2007! In all honestly, we all love our moms and dads, but we don't ever want to connect with them online unless it's through personal emails. We've heard horror stories of parents joining Facebook and sending their kids friend requests that they SO wanted to ignore but couldn't. There is even a website devoted to that topic appropriately entitled Oh Crap. My Parents Joined Facebook.
Judy, unlike many of us, loves the fact that her dad is a blogger. (note: she hasn't yet discovered if he's on Facebook or Twitter, which he probably is). He clearly talks to a certain demographic, but he is taking his blogging very seriously, adding just enough humor to make it fun (like when he said Don was a moron). That header is pretty awesome too.
Are your parents into blogging and social networking?? How are you dealing with that? Support groups, fake profiles?
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