So yes, talk to Kim Jong-un.
Say opo/po, which are respectful, formal forms of "yes", when talking to social superiors such as people from an older generation, one's boss or teacher, the President, royalty, and even the Pope.
And yes, she's talking to you.
And yes, Mr. Seo is talking to Target about distributing his line.
And yes, I am talking to you, Society of Vertebrate Paleontology (my own field's society).
Enough of the "Weiner probes" and the "stiff criticism" and, yes (I'm talking to you, Daily Beast), enough of "Weiner's Junk Defense".
And while there are other players involved in our growing dependence on our phones (yes, I'm talking to you, Facebook), the folks who actually build those screens have ample opportunity to make users more aware of their usage.
It's a clear message to the Republican base: yes, we're talking to the President, but he's going to have to give up more than we will.
And some McCain supporters with a nose for survival are jumping off of the Republican bandwagon faster than Sarah Palin running to an Alaska consignment shop (yes, I'm talking to you Joe Lieberman).
They are noticing the way the corners of your mouth turn up in that adorable way (yes, I'm talking to you), and that nice crinkly look you get when you're laughing, or the way your forehead gets all bunched up when you're saying something really interesting.
