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My guess is that this is directly attributed to sharebar, but when a reader/user cut and pastes a blog post's URL into Facebook to share a story-- they are now getting all code, which I guess is the sharebar code.

Check out this post-- http://smartblogs.com/socialmedia/2010/08/24/tuning-in-5-ways-to-spotlight-your-audience-and-extend-your-reach/

And drop it into facebook-- just with the status. Is this an issue that you can rectify somehow or does it just come with the territory

It may be a strange interaction between the Facebook code and the Twitter button code - have you tried rearranging the buttons to see if that changes things? It's a long shot but worth trying.

Edit: Actually as I looked through your Source code, the current Facebook button you have now is working fine - it's pulling the description from the header of your file in the OG tag, which on the example page is as follows:

<meta property="og:description" content="Tweet 

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