The Social Network 2 – A Parody
What is Zuckerberg deleted Facebook? How would we interact? The Social Network 2 looks into it.
Movie Review: GregPike.ca – A Parody of The Social Network
It is not often that a movie is so offensively bad that it causes actual physical illness, yet this is the exact reaction one prednisone online can expect from GregPike.ca. The central idea of the movie revolves around the current fad that is the internet (or ‘the webuying viagra…
The Social Network – A GregPike.ca Parody (trailer)
Creating GregPike.ca has been a trying and melancholic experience for me. When Columbia Pictures heard my story, they promptly dropped The Social Network story about Mark Zuckerberg and drafted a new story about me.
Here is the trailer for the upcoming movie about GregPike.ca
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The Social Network – Facebook Movie and Twitter Parody
I remember in Facebook’s early years, a friend of mine, Ian, told me about it and I signed up. He told me how huge social networking was going to become. I actively disagreed. I didn’t see the value.
Back then, I had 2 friends on Facebook for almost…
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[...] off, I stole this pic from Greg Pike’s post about Javascript. Now that the confession is out of the [...]Curtis Au says:
Hey Gregpike.ca, I randomly stumbled back on to your site looking for a picture of Bauline at work today. I started looking at all your posts again and remembered how awesome of a dude you are. Pissed I never go to meet up the last time you were home. Let me know next time you are in town. Keep on keepin on man.disability vans says:
I do not even know how I ended up here, but I thought this post was good. I do not know who you are but certainly you're going to a famous blogger if you aren't already ;) Cheers!Anne Marie says:
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