Non Sequitur by Wiley Miller for September 30, 2013

Way TMI. but I’m sure someone will make money off the idea. Oh wait, someone did.

He’s all a twitter, somebody wants to follow him. Unfortunately, it was a stray dog….

Every century has its great plague or disaster. In the 14th century it was the Black Plague. In the 20th it was the world wars. This century its…..

Hey N.G, at the very least, a LOT of us follow you on GoComics. Your comments are always thought-provoking … even the ones I disagree with.

It’s not as attractive a concept if you have to actually go to the guy’s table, see his face, and smell his breath.

Wiley will also create one about twitter. It’s basically the same thing, but with less characters.

No, it isn’t normal. It is just that the abnormal people can now flaunt it.

Wasn’t that long ago such a person was considered a freaky pervert. Now, its called … Facebook.

really??

And we laugh at dogs when they chase their tail…..

For young people whose view of themselves is just forming the obsessive, thoughtless scattering or parading of their in- most feelings or most trivial thoughts to public scrutiny, comment, criticism, and ridicule is very dangerous, as has been shown over and over.

Somebody hit that twit in the face with a book, he’s getting in my space!

I don’t recall seeing anything like that on the street. Just lucky, I guess.

I think you’re right. I remember when…

The internet is much more than just Facebook. I use the internet constantly at work to research statutes, search out how another community is solving a problem similar to ours, keep up to date on dangerous weather conditions heading our way and look up terms I don’t know. I have never been on Facebook and see no need to share my private life with a bunch of strangers who may or may not be trustworthy.

Indeed, Facebook can be a blessing or curse, or eh. I just (mainly) accept relatives and in-laws, so have only twenty “friends.” Have become acquainted with some terrific children and grandchildren of my aunts and uncles on Mom’s side. When I shared photos and memories of her on Mother’s Day, I got an outpouring of comments from people who remembered what a great person she was. If I don’t want God and everyone to know about something, I don’t share it.

High School.

I’m sorry, this comment page is for adults only.

Here, here. There is a lot of MYOB needed out there.

It is amusing to see people making derogatory comments about the exhibitionist nature of bulletin boards on the web – on a bulletin board on the web.

I believe this is irony at its best.