Sentences with phrase «n't post about»

These numbers change all the time and we don't post about it every time they change, but this is significant for Amazon.

Unless I am losing my mind, I didn't post about freshwater under the sea floor.

I really shouldn't post about which I know so little, but a dibbuk made me do it.

The reason I didn't post about this story as soon as it broke was because I wanted to get all the facts.

I normally don't post about other games, but Geometry Wars: Retro Evolved 2 is one of my favorites.

I actually received an email notification about this two days ago but I have been indisposed until today so I couldn't post about it.

It wasn't a post about how to visit them or where to stay.

An almost free trip to Sonoma and Napa with points isn't a post about a bucket list trip like my upcoming trip to the Maldives.

As a reminder here are a few recent Amex Offers that I've been able to take advantage of (and there are far more I didn't post about, such as $ 60 off $ 300 + at Omni):

I just don't post about it - I am about that life.

I shan't post about the «amateur» formatter, because there is no way for me to do that and sound uninterested, so I won't, but I have posted hints and helpful tips about that at CFC, as well.

Second don't post about an os that you don't know.

I don't post about my own books, except when there is a super exciting sale going on... which happens to be right now.

Don't post about boring things.

I don't post about my books every day on Facebook, nor do I tweet them every hour on Twitter.

No, this isn't a post about SOPA.

This isn't a post about quality vs. quantity.

3) DO N'T post about your book on message boards or in Goodreads groups until you've read and understood the group rules.

This isn't a post about contracts, but Kris Rusch has done a series about contracts that explains her indie mind - set.

We don't post about Awesomegang results that often as our main focus is getting readers for authors.

Look, this isn't a post about weight struggles and all that... that's a post for another day.

Facebook feels pretty invasive to me, so I generally don't post about my personal life too much there (although I do follow my good friends» lives).

It's refreshing to see someone who doesn't post about outfits that are thousands of dollars.

I usually don't post about teaching on here too much, as it is a personal style blog, of course, but in honor of election day today I thought I'd share my favorite election day read aloud book.

I don't post about CM often, but really like their slightly minimalistic yet feminine aesthetic.

Like I always tell you guys, I make sure to test out every product I review and make sure I love it, or I don't post about it.

Although I didn't post about it on Instagram while I was there (see my stories, or this post for why!)

I didn't post about it because I didn't think it was a big deal.

I am sharing because I have received so many questions about why I don't post about my kids (and in anticipation of requests to share a photo of new baby).

Did you really transform if you don't post about it every Tuesday?

I almost didn't post about my family members that were killed by the Nazi's, but JK's comment was deeply offensive.

This isn't a post about divorce or ending a committed relationship.

I know this isn't a post about vaccination, but that's just one example.

I don't post about politics, and the only opinion that I share here is the one that everyone should travel with their kids and then I try to explain how to do it with the least amount of stress possible.

This isn't a post about how if you formula feed you are a bad parent or if you breastfeed you are a saintly parent either.

For what it's worth I asked the question from day 1 about why there wasn't a post about it and thought it was embarrassing that there was no coverage from the biggest Purdue blog on the net.

Normally agree with this site on how they handle things but perhaps don't post about political figures and give them face time on the site if you don't want it to be commented on.

For the last year or so I have made this smoothie so many times that I couldn't post about it because each smoothie was different from the previous day's.

Historically, SoupAddict is not a holiday blog because I don't post often about sweets, and I don't post about elaborate entertaining and dining.

I almost didn't post about this Second Saturday outing, because the pictures I took are so awful (crappy cell phone camera + dark restaurant = baaaaaaad photos), but the pizza was so good that I can't not share.

This one was actually finished a couple of months ago but I couldn't post about it until now.

Although SEOmoz doesn't post about link building as often as the other blogs listed here, they still have some of the most authoritative link building content on the web.

It's worth noting that Musk qualifies this with the word «discovered,» implying there could be some that Tesla owners haven't found yet — or at least, haven't posted about on the internet.

Please note that this is not a post about investing in a chain of restaurants like McDonalds to keep the discussion simple.

I don't believe or understand facets of other people's faith beliefs but I do not post about that either.

This is not a post about health care.

This is not a post about how you're never gonna find someone if you don't have meticulously definedtrapezius muscles.

No, this is not another post about the book of Job, but instead about a place of employment.

No, this is not a post about whether or not you have truly believed in Jesus for eternal life, or how to tell if you have truly trusted Jesus or not.

I'm not sure how I haven't posted about them yet.