Correct you are! However, there can be a subtle but discernible difference, to me anyway, between using Biff and
@Biff in a post. I intentionally choose the former so as to connote a public (forum wide, that is) shout out and recognition of your graphic manipulation skills while also proposing a "potential" canvas for you to once again delight the rest of us with your digital artistic acumen.
Now, had I chosen to use
@Biff instead (which I did momentarily consider) it may have been perceived more as an "expectation" and/or a targeted call-out for you to act. Further, the inclusion of the "@" would have informed all readers that you "had been served" with this expectation. This is not what I wanted to imply.
A subtle difference? Perhaps. Just a nuance? Maybe. When our primary means of communication is the written word though, the "nuance" (when used constructively) can provide intrigue and delight.
And of course, as is usually the case, your "piece" is wonderfully done, very entertaining, and broadly appreciated. Thank you!
Now, whom can we strong-arm into delivering said "piece" to Geno, Stewie, and Lou?
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