Three Things Make a "Post"

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Let's start with the delightful "blog" of "unnecessary" quotation marks. Along with the proliferation of apostrophes where no apostrophe needs to be, we see "quotation marks" all over the place. Someone is keeping track and commenting dryly on them.

I find this one fascinating: The Book Depository Live. Watch in real time as people all over the world buy books. Why I should be mesmerized by seeing someone buying Neil Gaiman's Anansi Boys in Sweden, I don't really know. It's the magic of the WWW.

And a link for Shakespeare buffs to add to their bookmarks: Shakespeare and Film: A Microblog. Great source of news on new and old movie versions, dvd releases (including David!! Tennant's!! Hamlet!!!), and useful YouTube clips.


(crossposted on College English)

Comments

[wokenbyart.livejournal.com]

Hi! I surfed in from a mutual friend's flist.

I've been stuck for the past half an hour or so, reading your posts, and have enjoyed them a lot, so I've friended you. I've got a new journal, so there's not much content yet, but if you're into art at all, you might like it. I'd like you to friend me back, but realise you might not want to.(We do have a few shared interests even though you don't mention art).

The Book Depository Live is fascinating! I got stuck on that too...

[intertext.livejournal.com]

You are most welcome :) Nice to meet you!