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  • OMG this is really really crazy!!!

    hahatango is my friend aaron, but we've never met in person. He IM'ed me because I was in the Interaction Design group on Orkut (I think), and we've been talking for over a year on IM a lot about design, interaction, jobs, CMU, and other stuff.

    Sooo, it turns out that Aaron is Audrey's brother. And Audrey is friends with Kabir and Sumit....

    What a small, small crazy world, and I never would have found out if Sung hadn't dotted "from hahatango", and hahatango is Aaron's SN on IM.

  • sung - Mar 16 2006 | adidas, shoes, fashion, blogs

    great blog - amazing what creativity + one topic (subject) can do.

    redotted from : hahatango

  • hahatango - Mar 16 2006 | blogs

    cool shoes

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