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Dear corporate web developers,
dariuswhiteplume: Since you know that most modern browsers have a pop-up blocker, then why not design your sites to not require pop-up blocking to be disabled? It is not 1997 anymore. Get with the fucking program. Yours in cHrist, Darius Whiteplume
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Grammar Police - you called, sir?
eclecticbanana: When did Disappointed become “Disappoint”? Speaking for the Buro fur Grammatik-Schultz und Durchfuhrung, this is not exactly wrong - it’s a meme, in which the vital comment is grammatically incorrect.  Indeed, one could argue that the ungrammaticality of the “SON I AM DISAPPOINT” is  what makes it stand out and become memorable (and, thus, a meme).  Further,...
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