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No one is thinking about a major catastrophe when they set up a party notice. She wasn't purchasing anything, it wasn't like what she was doing required reading fine print. It's very easy to overlook a stupid setting that shouldn't be there in the first place, in that they automatically assume we want to invite the world to whatever event we have coming up. It's easy to sit at your computer and make sarcastic, snippy comments like you've never not paid attention before.]]>Oct 1st 2010 12:56AM