(Speaking of factoids, this conversation once happened:
Some dude: What's the difference between a fact and a factoid?
Jay Massacret: One is curiously strong.)
But back to Rafael.
Fact: a factoid is a briefly stated and often trivial fact.
Sunday, August 3, 2008
Montauk Part 1
I used to work at Carvel. Rafael got pretty jazzed over this factoid.
(Speaking of factoids, this conversation once happened:
Some dude: What's the difference between a fact and a factoid?
Jay Massacret: One is curiously strong.)
But back to Rafael.
Fact: a factoid is a briefly stated and often trivial fact.
(Speaking of factoids, this conversation once happened:
Some dude: What's the difference between a fact and a factoid?
Jay Massacret: One is curiously strong.)
But back to Rafael.
Fact: a factoid is a briefly stated and often trivial fact.
