There goes the myspace neighborhood
Published by karl May 15th, 2006 in fun stuff, micromarketingPoliticians are joining myspace now - see Julia Brownley for Assembly and Phil Angelides for Governor. They really need this shirt!
I’ve got mixed feelings about this, in some ways it’s kind of “there goes the neighborhood”. But another possibility is that the politicians are changed for the better through the process.
Ooops, no, there goes the neighborhood, and you thought it was sexual predators that would ruin myspace.
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