Pooping is a universal activity that most humans are lucky enough to engage in on a frequent basis. However, the vast majority of us don't advertise our intestinal actions online for anyone to read. Apparently runners poop more than the average person, or at least seem to have the need to bond over it more with others, as evidenced by a number of posts on the subject including a recent one by Meghann on Meals and Miles. Contrary to what seems to be the popular response to such posts, I don't think it makes you any more human or endearing to talk about...

F.E. Castleberry, name sounds like a mystic fiction writer, runs some site called Unabashedly Prep. As far as I can tell, his site is a series of pictures of men in khaki shorts and pink ties, and women wearing stripes. According to his "About" page - written in the third person - he "has unwittingly become a pundit of the preppy aesthetic". I don't know anything about the "preppy aesthetic" (since my aesthetic seems to be "dress like every day is laundry day") but evidently he is famous. No, really, he is. So famous that people just recognize him on...

Robert Scoble, respected tech pundit, has rules about who he retweets. Important tech news? No. Lucid opinion on one of his comments? No, sir. Who does he retweet? @Scobleizer I have an opinion about you! Do I get retweeted now? :D about 12 hours ago from TweetDeck @XerxesQados no, to be retweeted you have to hate me. :-) about 12 hours ago from web in reply to XerxesQados Having "haters" seems to be a popular topic on teh intartubes lately, and Scobie is known for staying on trend. Besides, everyone knows Scobalicious doesn't get in twitter fights. He will not...

Rosie van Sandwijk, nee Thomas aka The Londoner, has reappeared after more than a year's silence. And her seemingly ringless finger is already inciting speculation.

So last night the "First Annual Obliterati Awards" party was held, and I did the only thing I could do to really share the experience with you - I watched the video. I couldn't understand half of it, but I managed to get the following winners you probably don't care about: Platform of the Year, David Karp & Tumblr Richard Blakeley, for something, I couldn't understand the video Launch of the Year, Foursquare Some unexplained "2009 Obliterati Award of Excellence" things were also handed out to Mediaite, Foster Kamer, and Nick McGlynn for Random Night Out. Some other people were...

After a mere 6 or so months on the market Stately Dooce Manor has sold. Last month I sold this house, this beautiful place that I once thought would be the scenery of my future. In about a week I’ll be living elsewhere and the girls and I will continue to make memories there. Let's hope her new residence isn't some terrible downgrade to a 7 bedroom 5 bath house. I'd hate to think of her living in such squalor. But since Dooce says "if the last year and a half of my life has shown me anything it’s that a...

Getting married, pregnant, and going in on real estate with someone you've known for less time than it even takes to gestate said baby is a timeline usually reserved for reality tv competitions, but ok.

As Babble.com marks its ninth day being offline bloggers finally seem to be asking some questions. One tweeted "Is Babble just dead? Being revamped? I am so confused" with another blogger responding that the situation is "really weird" and "the management was getting really secretive & dodgy". The exchange included this tantalizing tidbit:   This information was apparently obtained "in a closed FB group for bloggers". Babble continues to claim it is merely a "server outage" via their twitter account, while the Babble facebook has not been updated since April 30th. Babble/Disney Interactive's Catherine Connors has said only "I so,...