Fatal1ty Joins Us for Dot Com Pho
By: Michael KwanIt’s hard to believe that it’s been over a year since I first started to attend the weekly dot com pho lunches with John Chow, Stephen Fung, Ed Lau, and the rest of the dot com mogul crew. What started out as a casual meal with some other local bloggers is quickly become its own online sensation.
As you may know, we recently decided to start putting together videos to document our weekly lunches. I even bought Dot Com Pho dot Com (dotcompho.com) a short while ago so that we could convert our videos into a weekly podcast. Can you imagine if we became popular on iTunes?
In the past, we discussed everything from beautiful girls to damn Mongolians. This week, we welcome a few new faces to Pho Lan, including an extra special appearance by Fatal1ty… sort of. Thanks for being a good sport, Mike.
Remember, (nearly) anyone is welcome to join us for lunch. Just drop one of us a line to let us know that you are coming and we’ll save you a seat. Feel free to contact me about providing a gadget of the week or acting as an official sponsor too.
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I guess this weeks DCP was dedicated to me. lol
btw. you have 2 “subscribe to comments via email” things. I’m so confused! I’ll click both
It’s Fatal1ty, not Fata1ity. But then again, it may not matter in this case.
I love the irony of John Chow pointing out a typo on my blog.
Fixed.
So true!!!
You know, I meant to buy dotcompho.com a long time ago. Not to squat it or anything, just thought someone should grab it before it got used for another John Chow rip-off.
Yea John, I saw that after as I was looking over his site.
btw. Next week should be a great Pho, I have a friend of mine (blogger) who wants to stop by. It should be packed.
I think human get togethers are mammoth for results. Online you can only do so much.
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