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Suddenly I think of a friendster picture I saw of a local blogger. She took a picture of herself crying, with some lame ass caption that's probably supposed to arouse sympathy. Who the hell takes a picture of one's own tears, especially if you're really sad? I can't imagine bawling my eyes out, pause, and think, "Oh! I want to capture a shot of this! Let me get my camera!" It just doesn't gel. Maybe she turned on the taps at will, to try to take a pretty picture when crying. That thought just makes me want to barf. When she's all "cried out" (as much as she can be, considering she faked the tears), she probably wouldn't have red-rimmed, puffy eyes. Gawd. Taking pictures of such a private act. Such people are so damn pretentious. Labels: grr
