90% of all Facebook arguments, and probably 75% of all blog discussions:
(via Robert Cargill’s XKV8R)
“I have no idea. But yes.”
*wince* I’ve done that.
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You should all be ashamed for acting like this.
;-)
I disagree vehemently on everything that will be said about this subject.
I reject your reality, and substitute my own.
Mythbusters ftw!
Then there’s the bait taker who suddenly disappears as does all their comments.. they are now known as The Passive-Aggressive Deleter
Oh I hate that with a passion that rivals the lazy activists rebuttal.
Hmmm, not sure I’ve ever experienced that sort of behavior although I believe you that it happens. The only time I ever delete a post is when I notice an unacceptable typo or other bad editing (on my part) after I have published it and I immediately re-post a corrected version.
How dare any of you question my “pulled out of arse” assertions on the topic based on stupid stuff like “logic” and “facts”.
One of the many reasons I had my facebook account deleted. It makes me not like people.