I am a
terrible liar. I do not mean to say I lie compulsively, but
rather that my lies have a transparency that borders on invisibility.
And not the cool Predator
kind that enables seven-foot-tall aliens to ambush commandos.
Complicating
matters is Facebook, which documents every single fucking action
you take and posts it on the homepage of every contact in your
network.
I'm sorry,
I don't mean to be anti-social on a social networking site,
but I can't be the only person who doesn't want all his friends
and co-workers to know he's a member of the Manimal
Fan Club (Simon MacCorkindale, where have you gone?).
The only
thing worse is that our co-workers keep trying to document our
career history when we've made it perfectly clear why that's
a very, very bad
idea. It's almost enough to make me run back to MySpace,
where the tricked out pages have all the aesthetic allure of
digital vomit.
-Graham
Rather than
cancel yet another debate, we're going to post it on Tuesday
this week. Better late than never, right?
UPDATE:
Turns Out I Lie Pretty Well After All
It's 11:42,
Monday evening. Jamie's exhausted from hockey and I've just
returned from four hours in the emergency room with a four-year-old
so feverish she's uncomfortable to hold. So I'm afraid we'll
be skipping the debate again this week. I can honestly say that
this will be the last time, however...
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