1,000 facebook likes

[Seth King]

It took us 2 years, 110 days. I sure do hope we can get to 2,000 in half that time.

Anyways, another milestone reached! 

[Josh D]

Whenever I hear news like this, I like to repeat a little saying my dad used to tell me when I would speak to him about my accomplishments:

"That and a nickel..."

I hope to find out what it means someday.

(But seriously though, congrats.  As soon as the restraining order is lifted, I'll hit you up with a like of my own.)

[Seth King]

Whenever I hear news like this, I like to repeat a little saying my dad used to tell me when I would speak to him about my accomplishments:

"That and a nickel..."

I hope to find out what it means someday.

(But seriously though, congrats.  As soon as the restraining order is lifted, I'll hit you up with a like of my own.)

You have a restraining order that prevents you from having a facebook account?

[Disengage]

And now you have one more!

[Josh D]

Whenever I hear news like this, I like to repeat a little saying my dad used to tell me when I would speak to him about my accomplishments:

"That and a nickel..."

I hope to find out what it means someday.

(But seriously though, congrats.  As soon as the restraining order is lifted, I'll hit you up with a like of my own.)

You have a restraining order that prevents you from having a facebook account?

Nope, I just don't want to 'Facebook'.  The restraining order joke usually prevents followup questions.  My brother uses this tactic when a woman asks him out on a date and he doesn't want to reject her (or be honest).  She will say, "Hey we should totally go to <the hot new club> tonight!"  To which he will reply, "That sounds great!  Can I borrow your phone so I can call my parole officer and let him know where I'll be until my curfew?"

Works every time.

[dpalme]

Nope, I just don't want to 'Facebook'.  The restraining order joke usually prevents followup questions.  My brother uses this tactic when a woman asks him out on a date and he doesn't want to reject her (or be honest).  She will say, "Hey we should totally go to <the hot new club> tonight!"  To which he will reply, "That sounds great!  Can I borrow your phone so I can call my parole officer and let him know where I'll be until my curfew?"

Works every time.

HAH!

Congrats seth! That's awseome.

[JustSayNoToStatism]

I'd like to see a graph of likes vs time. I feel like it's been growing faster lately.

[MAM]

Whenever I hear news like this, I like to repeat a little saying my dad used to tell me when I would speak to him about my accomplishments:

"That and a nickel..."

I hope to find out what it means someday.

(But seriously though, congrats.  As soon as the restraining order is lifted, I'll hit you up with a like of my own.)

You have a restraining order that prevents you from having a facebook account?

Nope, I just don't want to 'Facebook'.  The restraining order joke usually prevents followup questions.  My brother uses this tactic when a woman asks him out on a date and he doesn't want to reject her (or be honest).  She will say, "Hey we should totally go to <the hot new club> tonight!"  To which he will reply, "That sounds great!  Can I borrow your phone so I can call my parole officer and let him know where I'll be until my curfew?"

Works every time.

So funny runs in the family eh?