Links for 22 April 2009

22 April 2009 in Daily Links by del.icio.us | No comments

Stilgherrian’s links for 22 April 2009, gather without any assistance from stone fruit:

Instant Rimshot: For those times when you need to punctuate a lame joke.
Let's Say You’ve Gone Back In Time | topatoco.com: If you ever find yourself having to re-start civilisation from scratch, this poster summarises the key points. Hang it up in your time machine.

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@ato_gov_au Will you be responding to questions on Twitter? Or are you purely a one-way announcement feed? 19 mins ago
Besides so far @ato_gov_au is purely one-way, it seems. Let's see. 20 mins ago
I don't think customer service on Twitter scales well @thewinchesterau plus ATO has strict privacy requirements. Can that work? 21 mins ago
You have now confused me young woman @elerimai ... What is the difference between a unicorn and an elephant? 28 mins ago
The Australian Taxation Office on Twitter? Um, why? @ato_gov_au 55 mins ago
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