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Oh Facebook, I love you so much,but why do you sometimes try to go a bit weird?
Today’s example;
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“ENGLISH(UPSIDE DOWN)”
This is a new language option for Facebook, in which texts are displayed upside down. For example, you see ¡ʞooqəɔɐℲ oʇ əɯoɔləʍ for the word “Welcome to Facebook!”.When I
first found this, I couldn’t believe my eyes…like “WTF?! Do I have to stand on my head?


Kidding. But I have a question. What is this version for? Who is going to use it anyway?
Well, something that sounds new and weird always makes me feel like I just have to try it .So,I had been using Facebook in English(US), but now I’ve been using it in this new Upside-down English as of 3 days ago.
BUT! —　this is MY opinion — but it’s a FAILURE. In this mode, not all texts are displayed upside down. Some texts are still displayed normal. This makes me confused. Now I can’t tell which are upside down texts and which are not, coz of kind of an optical illusion. I’m kinda feeling sick right now...

This is another funny version. English(Pirate)


Anyway, I love you Facebook, even though you were a bit off~(^U^)♪


I’m off to Kyoto for a seminar camp tmrw. I am going to give a presentation on my major, constitution.I’m still writing some documents.I’m feeling so nervous right now...But after that, we're going sightseeing around Kyoto!It’s been a long time since I went to Kyoto last, so I’m so excited now.I’ll post some pics of Kyoto here later!
Alrighthy then.
Have a wonderful weekend!!


Today's Proverb - Faith will move half a dozen of the other.