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...passed by. “What happened?” Dartboard thought. Without Dartboard, who had commented on sexual shower escapades, the loss of “Super-Size,” a party shuttle to the Quad, or, most importantly, Brian C.W. Palmer ’86 stealing Dartboard??s pizza? No one, Dartboard thought, through an all-encompassing depression. Dartboard had failed—failed so completely that many thought Dartboard had died. Dartboard was ready to concede, but remembered that only Dartboard could bring back the beauty of Dartboard to people’s lives...
...Dartboard??s all too humble opinion, this is not something limited to a single blocking group or collection of friends; those same labels of “good” and “bad” have cropped up time and time again all around campus. It seems to be a bit of a trend. These two words cut to the chase as no others do, and are a wonder at clearing up confusion. Employing “good” or “bad” ensures that there will no more wondering what exactly...
...reaction of many here to Dartboard??s decision to quit has reassured Dartboard that he made the right choice. Although their remarks of “Oh man, now I have one less friend!” and “Oh well you’re not my real friend anymore either” were made in jest, there was just enough truth behind them to show why thefacebook is so messed up. While Dartboard is often a voice in the dark, he hopes that on this issue he will be joined by many others...
...it’s not because Dartboard would rather deal with social situations in a way that allows her to evade traditional in-person communication. Dartboard is certainly no queen of extroversion, but she does enjoy removing herself from behind the screen every now and then. Dartboard??s true delights from thefacebook have come from times when she’s suddenly been befriended by someone entirely unexpectedly. While many of Dartboard??s friends from home are absent from “Her Friends,” many of them are on thefacebook at their respective...
Dartboard recently received a message from an old high school friend now attending Auburn University. Where is Auburn, you ask? Well, Dartboard couldn’t remember either. It happens to be in an oft-overlooked state called Alabama, home to, well, Dartboard??s not quite sure. But, that’s beside the point. Dartboard was truly elated to find that not only was she remembered, but that she got a small glimpse into what’s going on in the life of someone that was once important to her. Dartboard isn’t saying...