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Isn’t that what twitter’s for?
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or evidence of how much they believe (whether erroneously or not) other people care about what they’re doing. and the vague ones are especially bad. I’m so tired of seeing a girl say “(so-and-so is) having a bad day” and then there are fifteen comments from her friends “awww, wuss wroooong?!”
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Once I put my Facebook status as “Adrienne is tired of talking about herself in the third person.”
good one