Question #201 Daily hits
Name three websites that you visit everyday without fail...
(no need to flatter us by saying 'veryserious'.)
Thursday, January 3, 2008
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Name three websites that you visit everyday without fail...
(no need to flatter us by saying 'veryserious'.)
13 comments:
Gmail, BBCNews, GoogleCalendar
(and wwtdd and this one, during the week)
I'm not even going to try to pretend I'm at all brainy or well read or any of that......
Livejournal.com
Gmail
PerezHilton.com
this is going to sound pretty lame
Myspace
Facebook
and in all honesty
veryserious.org
1) gmail
2) google (those count as two
separate sites, yes?)
3) craigslist (only lately though)
This is the order:
Top Tier:
SFGate (my homepage)
Gmail
SFist
Second Tier:
Digg
Myspace
CNN
And yes, I've already visited all six today and it's barely after 10am. I work for a web agency though so i make no excuses about my internet co-dependence.
fark
notimetosayit.blogspot.com
gmail
indianz.com
my daily routine goes like this:
check gmail for response to onions personals. regardless of a response, visit onion personals and browse and judge. finally, visit craigslist missed encounters and type in all the keywords that might be used to describe me.
after that, it's off to the news, vs.org or stumbling.
thesuperficial
gmail
msn
treehugger and fecalface get a lot of action though
Maybe you should ask another question that is what are your favorite websites? Then you might get some real juicy answers.
Ars Technica
Engadget Mobile
Lemon Party
-Achewood.com because it's my homepage and it rules.
-Overheard in New York.
-I am an admin for a message board so I sort of have to check that one everyday.
Oh, and this one too! :)
Jayksi
Whedonesque
Livejournal
and Goners. Because really, there are four that I go to without fail. sorry.
Laden with a heavy guilt that only someone with a Catholic upbringing could know.... I am cutting back my wwtdd viewing to perhaps once a week or every other day.
Or perhaps I should stop reading the real papers who guilt-trip me..
http://www.guardian.co.uk/commentisfree/story/0,,2236448,00.html
Gmail
Myspace
NYTimes.com
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