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It's not just you.
And the latter makes you pay for drinks.
04/07/09
A local found it with search and showed it to the mayor, and he protested in e-mail to Reloj, hey, lookahere, we ain't like it at all. We all upstanding citizens in a forward-thinking community here! And Reloj replied, well, your backside is showing.
A discussion at the city council followed, and the result was, that blighted alley was spruced up some. So my brother Reloj became the foremost civic improvement force in our city history.
A happy ending.
04/07/09
Now I've heard everything...
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Shoot at my house all you want, local weirdos. It'll always be "Coalingus" to me.
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Anything to avoid the hells of the Central Valley, such as is Coalinga. I shudder just thinking of that place.
04/07/09
Or should I just get ready to pack up my stuff and move to some off-the-grid cult-commune in Montana?
04/07/09
I post everything under a pseudonym online. The only time I used my real name - my first Facebook account - I got burned (former girlfriend found current girlfriend and repeatedly sent her slanderous messages about me), and since then, I keep my online life and my real life as far apart as possible.
04/07/09
-A Grammar Nazi
04/07/09
Actually you would be more of a Lexicon Nazi.
04/07/09
The grid lives on!
04/07/09
Ok, yeah, public things are public, but anything you write is also copyrighted, whether public or not. (In the same way a band or record label that releases a record to the public still owns the copyright, so do you on anything you write.) It seems to me like this newspaper took something this girl wrote and misrepresented it for their own profit without permission. That's pretty wrong.
She should really be suing for a copyright claim, not invasion of privacy. She'd win.