EastCoastMojo wrote: facebook scrabble accepts qwerty as a word. Wait, nvm.
Facebook chat doesn't accept "facebook" as a word.
EastCoastMojo wrote: facebook scrabble accepts qwerty as a word. Wait, nvm.
Facebook chat doesn't accept "facebook" as a word.
mndsm wrote: I didn't realize that the network that only shows cartoons was based out of ATL.
Well, since it doesn't only show cartoons anymore, I can let you "off the hook"! 
mtn wrote:EastCoastMojo wrote: facebook scrabble accepts qwerty as a word. Wait, nvm.Facebook chat doesn't accept "facebook" as a word.
Yeah, and Gmail's spell-check fails you for "internet". WTF?
This thread has taken on a life of its own. I luv it. LOL.
Indeed Michael, quite right! It does on upon a first glance appear as though this internet thread has taken for itself a life of its own. But, given an opportunity to scrutinize the details of this outwardly conspicuous situation, an arduous observer would do well to note that the internet is but a conglomerate of electronic machinery which uses data in a binary format to display preselected imagery upon a terminal screen. This equipment is merely that - simply machines - which are utterly devoid of organic "life" in the commonly upheld literal sense. Unfortunately, despite a vague sense of comedy intermingled in the ideology that the "thread has indeed taken up a life of its own", the application of Anthropomorphism in this situation is simply a fanciful daydream, and lacks any actual possibility in reality.
You did not use enough obscure or obtuse verbiage in your deconstruction of the prior post.
z31maniac wrote: You did not use enough obscure or obtuse verbiage in your deconstruction of the prior post.
O Y DONT U STFU
Cut a brotha som' slack, Jack! My momma din' raise no dummy!
And all the proof I need of a thread taking on its own life is the Hot-Link special; almost always only a couple down from the top of the list. Just below the stickies. This one lacks a few (well, 310 at last count) pages of that effort, but it is fun.
ditchdigger wrote: I guarantee this same argument happened when elizabethan english started to be replaced with the next more modern version.
the interweb is that old.... who knew ?
(hand shoots up, waving wildly...) I knew! I knew! I was there just after Al Gore invented it, and he's almost as old as dirt.
Appleseed wrote: Cut a brotha som' slack, Jack! My momma din' raise no dummy!
Chump don' want da help, chump don' git da help.
"Go away... 'baitin'"
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