This right here, what I’m about to tell you? This is the fundamental difference between me and Matt.

We do this thing, right? Only everybody else in the free world is doing it. We stumble. That is, we use the web service called StumbleUpon. If you’ve never tried it, give it a shot. That is, if you don’t mind becoming horribly addicted to something that it impedes your ability to support yourself, or, you know, function at all. Anyway, it has this feature that we always use. It allows you to “stumble” on a website and if you want to share it with someone you can just push a button and voila! The person you stumbled it to will get it the next time HE stumbles, along with any little note you might want to attach.

Very handy! Right? We just surf along and when we see something we want to share with one another, bam! It’s done. So nice, this interweb thing.

The point though is this: Matt “stumbled” me a website regarding the death of Bhutto. I knew about the assasination. In fact, we already talked about it when it happened. This is, perhaps, what led Matt to stumble me the link in the first place. Nonetheless, I get the stumble and his note says something about speaking ill of the dead, the crass vulgarity of the author, etc. He made a political, moral judgment based on what he read. My response to him? “There’s a misplaced comma in this article”

!! Seriously. That’s it in a nutshell.