Roast The Net

from the a-time-for-everything dept

Some folks at the South By Southwest Festival decided to "Roast The Net" complete with an actual decapitated pig's head (how's that for classy?). Then people told darkly humorous stories about the internet or their jobs and basically let out pent up bitterness, from the sound of things. How long until folks in the Bay Area decide that those annoying pink slip parties are out of fashion, and decide to copy the roast idea?
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    u2604ab, 14 Mar 2001 @ 2:12am

    SXSW classy?


    SXSW was never meant to be classy. A roasting pig fits it perfectly.

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