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Comment on Social Networks Show Users are Not Designers. And That’s Okay. by Resources | אני רוצה הביתה

Resources | אני רוצה הביתה — Sun, 31 May 2009 08:55:25 +0000

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Comment on Mobile Internet World by Give Your Customers What They Want : Michael Durwin

Give Your Customers What They Want : Michael Durwin — Tue, 26 May 2009 15:14:20 +0000

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Tue, 12 May 2009 18:43:51 +0000

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Comment on MBTA (the Boston T) technological failure by mdurwin

mdurwin — Sat, 09 May 2009 23:47:07 +0000

I take the T 2-4 times a day, every day and have for 10 years. If you had a clue about the neighborhood I was working at the time, you’d know that ATM machines are practically non-existent. The banks in that neighborhood lock the ATM doors after 5. Why should I prepare for every conceivable possibility for a transit system that has tripled in price over he last few years, where drivers constantly crash while texting their girlfriends, whose technology MY tax money is paying for? I’m in NYC regularly, I’m extremely impressed with the system there. If you think I’m a spoiled naif, let me know the next time you’re in Boston, or I’ll let you know when I’m next in NYC. I’d love to meet up with you to chat.

Comment on MBTA (the Boston T) technological failure by John

John — Fri, 08 May 2009 07:39:38 +0000

You sound like a spoiled, naif. So you got a little exercise walking to an ATM. You should have carried some minimal cash and avoided the issue altogether. If not then tried the turnstile trick.

I visited Boston as a tourist and avoided these issues without knowledge of the T. My advice, don’t ever come to NYC.

Comment on Insider Naming by mdurwin

mdurwin — Mon, 27 Apr 2009 14:19:09 +0000

Durwin.com was not registered and expired. The day I bought it, someone else mysteriously bought it an hour before me. That person would be you. Since then you have been squatting on it, wasting it like the thousand other domains you squat on. You are a squatter. Prove me wrong, release those swiped domains. I’m not the only one, as you can see below, a number of people have had the same issue with you.

Comment on AIM Spam by Jae Alz

Jae Alz — Sun, 26 Apr 2009 16:33:46 +0000

this just happened to me to .. i dont know what it is.. they where calling me a n*gga the random sn didnt shock me because i make music and my sn is everywhere but then i got a lil curious so i did some research and im glad i found this..

Comment on Insider Naming by Jay McLure

Jay McLure — Fri, 24 Apr 2009 18:18:09 +0000

Andrew you also bought my domain before I could renew or repurchase it. I’d like it back or your whois info will go up on every forum and bathroom wall I come in contact with. The domain is dontbeasissy.com and it represents my attitude towards life. In other words, even though I’m on the east coast and a very buisy person, you may get a personal and very in your face visit from me. Yes that is a threat. I am not a big guy, but even if your 6′5″ and 300 pounds I promise to break you nose. Oh but I’m sure if you weight 300lbs it’s from a life of sitting on your butt in front of a computer. Answer my previous email or expect a phone call.
Jay McLure

Comment on Insider Naming by mdurwin

mdurwin — Sat, 31 Jan 2009 20:44:49 +0000

What is your point Andrew? That does not change the fact that when I purchased the name, and the purchase went through, I have the receipt to prove it, that the domain registrar suddenly claimed it was purchased 4 hours before me. And YOU have owned it ever since. The site http://www.durwin.com has been parked by GoDaddy ever since with a bunch of ads and ad links on it. Just taking up space, unused. Your ownership dates back to July 30, 2003, the same day my receipt for purchase shows.
When you Google Melcher 1,410,000 pages will come up. It’s a Hebrew name meaning king. Lots of people turn up. However, only one somehow managed to purchase a domain for my family’s last name 4 hours before I did and has been holding on to it without using it for 6 years.
So, I’m not sure what your comment here is supposed to prove. By the way, all of the people above with the last name of Durwin are cousins, aunts, etc. We even have our own Facebook group.

Comment on Insider Naming by Andrew Melcher

Andrew Melcher — Thu, 29 Jan 2009 08:57:38 +0000

Melcher here,

If you Google “Durwin,” 57,000 pages will come up. Durwin is an old english first name meaning old friend. Lots of people turn up, Durwin Rice, Durwin foster, Durwin Talon, Durwin Long, Cheryl Durwin, Jane Durwin, Durwin Partridge, Libby Durwin, Durwin Tsay, Doria Durwin, Durwin Walker, Abner Durwin, Durwin Striplin, Durwin O’Flannagan, Durwin Brisco, Durwin Ductwork, Foster Durwin, Durwin Chanberlain, Durwin Wright, Durwin Lairy, Durwin Sharp, Durwin Bixler, Stephanie Durwin, Durwin Cadeau, Durwin Partridge, Jim Durwin, Cheryl Cisero Durwin, Durwin P. Jones, Durwin Gates, Charles Durwin, Durwin Lynch, Ronald Durwin, Durwin WIlliams, Ronald Durwin Tym, Durwin Calvin, Doug Durwin, Carlos F. Durwin, Durwin Fernandez, Durwin Sampollo, Durwin Miller, Durwin Jackson,