FluidImagination.com/blog is Dead.

(this post was written by Kyle on July 26, 2009, and it concerns & & )

Love live Fluid Imagination.

Um…what’s going on here?

(this post was written by Kyle on July 14, 2009, and it concerns & )

Are you comment-spamming us right now?

Taking Stock

(this post was written by Kyle on June 5, 2009, and it concerns & )

I need your help.

Ten Most Popular Posts of 2008

(this post was written by Kyle on December 18, 2008, and it concerns & )

Why create original content when you can just repackage the old shit?

The Men’s Locker Room At The Gym is Filthy
Right Brain vs. Left Brain Creativity Test
Patriot Buffalo-Chicken Dip
We Should Nationalize Big Oil
The Search is On
Sciatica
My Leopard Installation Adventure (+ Tips)
More on Sarah
The Maple Off
Bill Kristol Sucks Ass Cooties

One Reason Why Fluid Imagination Has Been Slow

(this post was written by Kyle on December 9, 2008, and it concerns & & )

From Publishing 2.0’s Why not writing a story is innovation: “Newsrooms have to rethink the kind of stories they cover and the way they tell those stories, or all the new technologies could be wasted on news that readers don’t find relevant or interesting. To do this, they have to practice innovation-by-omission. That is, they [...]

Douchebags of the Day? The U.S. Second Circuit Court.

(this post was written by Kyle on June 2, 2008, and it concerns & & & )

From Ars Technica’s “Douchebag” blog post costs senior her student council seat: “Calling someone a douchebag on the Internet usually doesn’t result in much in the way of major consequences. That is unless, of course, you’re in high school and the douchebag in question is a school official. In the case of Lewis S. Mills [...]

Does this mean I need to get a haircut?

(this post was written by Kyle on May 14, 2008, and it concerns & )

From WinExtra’s’s Are bloggers becoming your new news anchors?: “Where bloggers can be the most useful to their readers…is by learning how to use all the social tools available to us and basically act as a filter…We in effect become their news hub. We might be one of many but at some point they have [...]

Game Over

(this post was written by Kyle on September 25, 2007, and it concerns & & )

From the Seattle Stranger’s article, Game Over: “On August 31, Jessica Zenner was driving her 3-year-old son to day care when her BlackBerry rang. It was the human resources director at Zenner’s work calling to tell her she was fired. The cause, Zenner says, was because her bosses at Nintendo discovered her personal blog, Inexcusable [...]

Colbert Lays The Smack Down

(this post was written by Kyle on September 20, 2007, and it concerns & & & )

This will probably be gone by the time you click on it, thanks Comedy Central’s horde of copyright protectors, but you should check out Stephen Colbert laying the smack down on people like me. Good times. [UPDATE: If that doesn't work, you can try watching it through Comedy Central's crappy motherload player.]

The Dog Days of August Have Become The Cool Nights of Autumn
(metaphorically speaking)

(this post was written by Kyle on September 18, 2007, and it concerns & & )

Talk about a quiet summer and early fall here on Fluid Imagination! Geezum crow.
When you compare the number of posts last summer (June, July, and August) to this past summer, it’s kind of ridiculous how slow it’s been around here, especially when you factor in the notion that last summer I was the only one [...]