The Masked Man

It has always amazed me that the main premise behind the anonymity of the mask was based on the inability of everyone to recognize the person. If I had never met you, maybe the lack of description about the face might hinder BUT if I knew you at all, I would know how you move, and gesture, and even stand in a relaxed pose . . . Even at a distance. Recognition goes beyond cheeks and browline. I would know Zorro in the grocery store. Superman would still be Superman in Osco even if he had his glasses on. Come on!

That being said, I know that there is just so much anonymity to be had in the blog world so I will always try and be civil when I am voicing my opinions, on my own time (break or lunch and after hours), and professionally casual.