I Was Internet-Famous

Tay Zonday's response is hilarious. "It is hard to create Derrida’s fracture in the repetition of power structures when the loins of civil society log every person’s digital utterance."

Re: I Was Internet-Famous

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Post by kelukelugames » Sun, Dec 06, 2015, 6:50 PM UTC

I fumble for words when talking to family and friends. Can't imagine the mistakes I'd make on national TV.

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Post by elinchrome » Sun, Dec 06, 2015, 6:59 PM UTC

lotharbot wrote: post #4

clamprecht wrote: post #3

I wanted to see the Numa Numa Romanian guy's story.

I wanted to see Star Wars Kid too.

That one is heartbreaking http://www.macleans.ca/news/canada/10-years-later-the-star-w...

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Post by munificent » Sun, Dec 06, 2015, 7:07 PM UTC

a1k0n wrote: post #6

Tay Zonday's response is hilarious. "It is hard to create Derrida’s fracture in the repetition of power structures when the loins of civil society log every person’s digital utterance."

Hilarious? I thought it was fantastically thoughtful, insightful and witty.

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Post by a1k0n » Sun, Dec 06, 2015, 7:12 PM UTC

munificent wrote: post #9

a1k0n wrote: post #6

Tay Zonday's response is hilarious. "It is hard to create Derrida’s fracture in the repetition of power structures when the loins of civil society log every person’s digital utterance."

Hilarious? I thought it was fantastically thoughtful, insightful and witty.

It is all of those things. The language is just a bit overwrought.