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The Macalope bids farewell to CNET.
The Macalope bids farewell to CNET.
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Born of the earth, forged in fire, the Macalope was branded "nonstandard" and "proprietary" by the IT world and considered a freak of nature. Part man, part Mac, and part antelope, the Macalope set forth on a quest to save his beloved platform. Long-eclipsed by his more prodigious cousin, the jackalope (they breed like rabbits, you know), the Macalope's time has come. Apple news and rumormonger extraordinaire, the Macalope provides a uniquely polymorphic approach. He is a member of the CNET Blog Network and is not an employee of CNET. Disclosure.
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I'm glad you're going back to your own thing. It was kinda like Congdon (who?) going to ABC (that worked out real well). CNET seemed too formal for you. Hopefully you'll be updating more frequently now that you're back to your own site.
A night of karaoke, singing Gloria Gaynor's "I will survive," should put you back in business. See you on the flip side.
Nevertheless, as Arnie puts it in his post above, the column never looked right here. It just felt strange that mythical beasts should share dwellings with the downright mundane.
We know you'll land on your hooves and with some pleasure come visit you at your rightful domain.
On to greener pastures, Macalope!
Just remember you'll never truly be macalone! Or something.
I've changed my bookmark and my RSS back to macalope.com and look forward to whatever comes next :)
- by ripragged August 31, 2008 10:22 PM PDT
- He who blogs and runs away lives to blog another day, eh?
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(6 Comments)Pffft. I'll be there, pal.