People commenting on comic strips... e.g. linky
Do you really need to comment.... on a comic strip?!?
My latest pet peeve
point well taken there Snoop.
I have a quote hanging at my desk here at work:
\"Not every question is deserving of an answer,
Not every notion is worthy of dialogue.\"
and i think this is an excellent example. However, with the neurosis that known as texting, and twittering .. it's not too surprising that folks are shooting off at the mouth about everything whether or not it's even noteworthy.
I have a quote hanging at my desk here at work:
\"Not every question is deserving of an answer,
Not every notion is worthy of dialogue.\"
and i think this is an excellent example. However, with the neurosis that known as texting, and twittering .. it's not too surprising that folks are shooting off at the mouth about everything whether or not it's even noteworthy.
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Re: My latest pet peeve
Great point.snoopy wrote:Do you really need to comment.... on a comic strip?!?
I feel the same way about sites like Failblog -- the comment threads take "inane" to the extreme, and there's hardly anything to say (except maybe "photoshopped" or "reposted".) What, exactly, is the point of having a comment thread in a situation like that?