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'We're out of earshot now, so you can drop the phoney, Oxbridge accent.'

"I have a personal blog, therefore I am!"

'And this is what Larry calls his 'man cave'.'

Man chooses head from cupboard.

"Of course I have an imaginary alter-ego. You'll find it on Facebook."

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'Mr Thurber, come at me like you're going to sexually harass me!'

'I see you've created an online altar ego.'

'The artist inside me struggling to get out is starting to take over my classroom!'

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"I keep changing my profile picture."

"Well, if you can't accept me as I really am, have you seen my Facebook page?"

'Talk about snooty. She was listed as 'most likely to be googled' in the class yearbook.'

'I'm tagging some unflattering photos of friends, so my tagged photos don't look quite so bad.'

"This isn't going to look good on my website."

'You look exactly like your tweets.'

'According to your social network activities, you're a man-mad, boozy little hussy. You can start working here tomorrow.'

'Not the 'Grizzlydog2576'? I love your posts!'

A figure carries different masks off into the distance.

"....and please make my life as interesting as I make it look in Facebook."

"You appear to be more interesting on you website, than you actually are"

"Help us reconcile the brilliant, dedicated employee from your references with the complete knucklehead from your social media accounts."

"Don't judge me until you see me web page."

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My everyday life. My life on social media.

"Some Facebook friend you turned out to be."