A few days back I posted a link of my favorite scene from the academy award winning movie - The Artist. The scene was really remarkable and the best direction and screenplay I had scene in a movie for long time. In my offline discussions about the movie my colleagues too appreciated that scene. But as I posted it on Facebook it received a very limited response. The reason for this could be many and the first being that people avoid me, or my friend network was busy or they hadn't watched the movie. I silently accepted all three, but two to three days later, I started getting some "LIKES" on the update. Now I was curious. Trying not to appear narcissistic, I called up a friend to inquire about it to a friend who had liked it. He said, he found it today on his updates and he too liked the scene. He had also logged in on Facebook and used it for a good one hour in the last one week or so. Well that explains volumes about the time my friend wastes (or uses) on Faceb...
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