By MattBC97 - 27/03/2012 16:24 - United States - Aurora
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DAMN IT now I got more Happy Birthday wishes on FML than my **** account... Shit.
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How many friends you have? You left that out.
Yet more proof that **** makes people happy and Facebook makes people miserable. WHAT MORE PROOF DO YOU NEED, PEOPLE?
Hmm DocBrazzers? The worlds greater **** doc. I could see this happening
*Sniffles* Doc, you had me at ****. ;)
I thought about wishing OP happy birthday too but since the complaint is that OP is getting more posts from people he doesn't know than from his friends and family I imagine getting birthday wishes on fml would only serve to highlight the problem.
Possibly, especially when you consider comment #141 but it was a nice thought all the same, you'd have to ask OP to be certain though.
sounds like some good **** friends you have op!
Did your hand wish you happy birthday, too?
they have common interests
The sooner people STOP OBSESSING over Facebook, the better off their lives will be! It's not that big-a-deal, people! It's just an online community! Whining about your lack of Internet birthday wishes ISN'T going to make you any more popular on Facebook! Happy Birthday! But seriously, stop obsessing!
Obviously your obsession is exclamation marks.
Actually, sublimaze did not need a comma after "obviously." A comma after the word "obviously" in his case would have meant that he was agreeing with you before starting a new clause in the same sentence. Instead, his sentence meant that it is obvious that you have an obsession with exclamation points. In this case, the comma is unnecessary because the word is a part of the clause. The word "obviously" could be placed after "your obsession is" for more clarity, but that does not change the fact that it does not need a comma. Good try attempting to correct him though. c:
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You know your life sucks when....
at least you know the people on the **** website care about you