For anyone not familiar, vaguebooking is when people post “woe is me” comments such as “I just don’t know how I’m going to get through this!” or “I trusted him and this is how he treats me!” or “Worst day ever…”, but give no detail or context.
Misused apostrophes
I find a lot of memes very funny and want to share them, but won’t, because of errors in spelling and grammar, particularly misused and overused apostrophes.
Vaguebooking. For anyone not familiar, vaguebooking is when people post “woe is me” comments such as “I just don’t know how I’m going to get through this!” or “I trusted him and this is how he treats me!” or “Worst day ever…”, but give no detail or context.
Misused apostrophes. I find a lot of memes very funny and want to share them, but won’t, because of errors in spelling and grammar, particularly misused and overused apostrophes.
People posting pictures of their meal-of-the-moment, saying, Look what I’m having for (insert meal here)! I find the signal-to-noise ratio on FB to be low. I’m hardly on it.
People posting pictures of their meal-of-the-moment.
Easter egg posts
My own term- I’m sure there’s an official one.
Example: Your status is about the most recent episode of GAME OF THRONES and everybody is talking about the most recent episode of GAME OF THRONES except one person who posts the comment “Hey Jon give me a call me I need to ask you a question about Photoshop”. It’s something completely unrelated and that should be done either by PM or as a timeline post. (While I have friends in their 80s who use Facebook just fine, I have to say this is most common among Facebookers over 60 who don’t quite understand how it works.)
Extra points if it’s a buzzkill Easter egg post: Everybody’s talking about Bruno Mars or something light and making jokes and somebody posts “Jon, remember Shirley we used to work with? She died of rabies, funeral’s Thursday if you want to go”.
People posting pictures of their meal-of-the-moment.
Easter egg posts
People who don’t use their real names, or use their middle name instead of their last name
I get that there are legitimate privacy concerns with things like Facebook. But you can set your profile to be invisible to web searches, and tweak your privacy settings so that no one you don’t approve sees your updates. Enforced use of real names is one of the only good things about Facebook.
Playtone Records (the fictitious company from “That Thing You Do” is an actual company, co-founded by Tom Hanks)
A&M
The Famous Charisma Label
Sun Records
Bang Records
Laff Records
Luniverse Records
Dickie Goodman created “Universe Records” to put out the novelty, comedy single “Flying Saucer” with comedy partner Bill Buchanan. When they were threatened with a lawsuit by another company already using the name “Universe Records,” Goodman and Buchanan changed the company’s name to “Luniverse,” and hand-wrote an “L” in front of “Universe” on every .45 they had pressed.