This is kind of funny:

1) Anil Dash writes a great post regarding the end of fail.
2) I pull an appropriate Twitter-length quote and try to tweet it.
3) I get this:

4) My irony meter explodes.

It made me forget the purpose of the article for a moment, and I had to laugh.

Whether I get to tweet this or not, I recommend Anil’s article highly; it’s a worthy read. It basically reminds us of what we already knew: It’s easier to destroy a house than to build one. We should concern ourselves more with fixing it from the inside.

This is kind of funny:

1) Anil Dash writes a great post regarding the end of fail.
2) I pull an appropriate Twitter-length quote and try to tweet it.
3) I get this:

4) My irony meter explodes.

It made me forget the purpose of the article for a moment, and I had to laugh.

Whether I get to tweet this or not, I recommend Anil’s article highly; it’s a worthy read. It basically reminds us of what we already knew: It’s easier to destroy a house than to build one. We should concern ourselves more with fixing it from the inside.