The Global Times, the xenophobic id of China's ruling élites, ran an editorial offering a polite rejoinder to the comment, dropping its customary Breitbart-esque tone in favor of gentle chiding.
Her comment dropped me into that space of purgatory, the waiting land, where my first reaction was to downplay the compliment.
You all may sit back, relax, enjoy each other's company in the comments, drop me a line if need be, all which enjoying brunch or whatever.
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As always, the usual -- feel free to converse in the comments, drop me a line if you need, follow me on Twitter if you want, check out my Rebel Mouse page if you're bored.
It goes a little something like: feel free to converse in the comments, drop me a line if you need, follow me on Twitter if you want, check out my Rebel Mouse page if you're bored.
As always, you are welcomed to converse with one another in the comments, drop me a line if you need to, and follow me on Twitter for whatever excitement that is likely to bring.
As always, feel free to be frolicsome in the comments, drop me a line as needed, and follow me (if you like) on various social media platforms, including Twitter and RebelMouse.
As always, feel free to wax poetic in the comments, drop me a line if the need arises, follow me on Twitter if you feel that's going to fill a hole in your life, and if you get bored, remember that I've collected some of the internet's most fun and engaging reads over at my Rebel Mouse page.
As usual, you all are free to chill out, relax, talk with each other in the comments, drop me a line if necessary, follow me on Twitter if you like to scavenge my id for entertainment, and check out the Sunday Reads on my Rebel Mouse page for those moments where you are waiting for me to continue typing.
