Editor's note -- In defiance of the Wall Street Journal, the Editor has indeed tweeted its article. They should be pleased to learn, however, that it was not well-liked enough to merit a "like" on the Editor's Facebook page.
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| "Rise up against the tyranny of the 'Like' button," said the WSJ. |
"And please, despite what I said earlier, do not tweet, like ..." @WSJ.com - The Insidious Evils of 'Like' Culture on.wsj.com/lHwk6M
Happy Independence Day 2011!
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Happy July 4th!!!
ReplyDeleteI guess the U.K. wouldn't celebrate Independence Day. Pity. No fireworks for you!
ReplyDeleteThey could turn it into a drinking holiday anyhow, the way U.S. citizens turned St. Patrick's Day into a drinking holiday. That would be some fair turnabout!
ReplyDeleteCie, Here's a St. Patty's Day toast to you!
ReplyDeleteMay you never forget what is
worth remembering
or remember what is best forgotten.
FaceBook stinks with it's like button. If they had a Don't Like then we could get at the truth of the matter.
ReplyDeleteI hope you had a 'Happy 4th," Karen.
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Your state is in the new right now, big time!
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James, I loved Rachel's comment on your Monday post!
ReplyDelete"I liked your critter photos and your reunion photo. I'm so glad you are not one of the deceased!!"
Plus I learned at your blog that an aranea is a genus of orb-weaving spiders including common garden spiders and barn spiders. Thanks.