Funny, Interesting, and Cool

     After each blog entry are three choices:  Funny, Interesting, and Cool. 
     How nice.
     How about Terrible, Sucktastic, and Awful?

     'Funny, Interesting, and Cool' are the words a teen-ager uses when he/she enters the world of 'critiquing'. 

     To say you like something, is merely to state that it fits in with your personal preferences.  It has nothing to do with what you are critiquing.

     However, I like it when someone gives me a 'like' on facebook, so maybe it ain't all bad.

     One note on the word 'like', however.  It is over-used in conversation as a speed bump, while you think of something else to say, or to prevent your friend from getting a word in edgewise because it elongates the sentence, like, keeps it going, like until you run out of things you want to say, you know what I am saying, like, when the other day, like we were at the supermarket?  Like, did you see that girl?  Her dress was hideous!  It was not fun, interesting, or cool.