Fairy Tales For 20-Somethings: The Knights Of The Round Table, Covetous Of Internet Fame
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Arthur was hanging out with the guys who would later become the Knights Of The Round Table, talking about some people they used to know who were famous now. Or at least Internet famous. The knights all played it off like they didn’t care, but when they got home they each looked the famous people up online and thought to themselves, What do they have that I don’t? And how does Google always know exactly what to advertise to me? 
This post originally appeared at FAIRY TALES FOR TWENTYSOMETHINGS.
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