Where Have All The Frayers Gone
I Wonder What This Button Does? Oops!
Compiled by switters
Updated Wednesday, October 4, 2006, at 2:00 PM CST

In a week that's seen everything from slow page loads to outright softward failure to masturbation tips from insane retards in our government, locdog takes a respite from killing people with his little finger and calls a spade a spade, and a spam a spam, and tears the cut&pasters a new one.

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Not to be outdone, gary1 harkens back to the good old days when c&p's were par for the course.

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Ouch! But is it really not so much spamming as it is informing, as GoJD suggests?

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Hear hear, Jack! You tell 'em. Still, a good cut and paste is still better than a bad attempt at parody, or so PittTheEvenYounger's been told.

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What a nut! But I for one can't tell if MichaelRyerson is out of line, out of his mind, or simply out of time (or even out of
sight).

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Maybe all four? Slow down, dude. You've given us all a lot to think about, truly. I guess, per noclaro, there really is more than one way to bare a cross.

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We here at Frayge6TheOuterSanctum have always been a patient lot. We also think that freedom of speech is way overrated. It really does, ultimately, depend on exactly who's doing the speeching. And the freedoming.

Still, if we were betting men, we'd say that we really miss the checkmarks. They were like little blue bong hits of approval. Now the only thing we've got to strive for are Fraywatch mentions and article appends. It sure is a shame they don't do those anymore.

So, unless you've been in Afghanistan for the last year and a half (and the odds are not that bad that you haven't), it should come as no surprise to all y'all that we find the flushing of a locdog toppost the very definition of hubris and the very essence of hypocrisy.

Come and join the discussion in Best of the Fray.