Stephen Fry has a blog! Though it must be said that his blog is to blog brevity what the subtitle of "Crunchy Cons" is to subtitle brevity. That didn't sound write. Anyway, he writes the most insanely long blog entries imaginable. I suspect he'll soon get the hand of the format. But listen: Stephen Fry has a blog! Time to do a Snoopy dinnertime dance.
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Wednesday October 10, 2007
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I'll have to come back to that one when I have more time; say, a week or two. Worth the effort, though, like his novels. Also, good to see he's a fellow gadget geek.
Mr. Fry could actually learn something from you of all people about blogpost brevity.
Okay, how many comments will pass before someone says Rod can't like Stephen Fry because Fry is gay? Vegas odds?
If brevity is the soul of wit...
I was really disappointed in his iphone killer line. I would love to have a gadget that would kill people's iphones, something I could just point at them and make them go dead right in the middle of their text-messaging or whatever it is they do with those things.
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