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Hmm, boring
I kind of forgot my password months ago....haven't made a new account as yet.....
I do have a facebook account but only my Mrs uses it to give extra benefits on the games she plays
Curdish terrorist? I herd they were responsible for the udder devastation at Churnoble and they are trying to get their hooves on CUD missiles - apparently they have a beef against the people of Hamburg.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hooahguy
Ahem, anyway, TWorg now says "Awaiting membership confirmation". With no admins, I guess this ain't gonna happen.
You should be ashamed of yourself:laugh4:Quote:
Originally Posted by Gregoshi
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Originally Posted by Gregoshi
how do you come up with these... :laugh4:
I am. I was worried someone might have a cow over it. :shame:Quote:
Originally Posted by Ja'chyra
I feel a sense of pride in not having Facebook.
2 admins in the group.Quote:
Originally Posted by Gregoshi
Hax and someone else, who I don't know the org username of.
me too. i am one of only two friends remaining that still refuse to fazebook.Quote:
Originally Posted by Subotan
apparently stauch allies i the anti-fazebook clan has since jumped ship................ once they became single, and facebook became just another resource in the endless search for new p00n.
i shan't crumble!*
* as long as i remain attached
What a strange thing to say... :whip:Quote:
Originally Posted by Subotan
Spartakus is the other person.Quote:
Hax and someone else, who I don't know the org username of.
Well I went from a TWorg status of "Awaiting membership confirmation" back to "click to join". :wall:
I have a facebook.
Man, when I think about it, I've almost had the thing for 3 1/2 years now. Man how that site has changed....:juggle2:
I found Hooahguy's facebook page - and there are remnants of Hax still there.
Did you manage to replace the bad blood? Or are you still playing silly semitics?
*AHEM!* I meant semantics...
I HERD U LIEK FAZEBOWKZ SO I PUT A FAZEBOWK INTO YER FAZEBOWK SO U CAN FAZEBOWK WHILE U FAZEBOWK.
MOAR OV YOU ADD MEY.
Yeah yeah... I add you =pQuote:
Originally Posted by LeftEyeNine
Oxcellent puns all around.Quote:
Originally Posted by Gregoshi
Keep fighting. The Good Fight.Quote:
Originally Posted by Furunculus
I don't see the point of it. The internet should be about brining together people from all around the world, of different nationalities, viewpoints and origins. Facebook brings together people you have always been together with, so they all have the same nationalities, viewpoints and origins. Together with the fact that they sell your personal information to advertisers, I'm not interested.Quote:
Originally Posted by Thermal Mercury
Besides, within about a year, Facebook will have gone the way of Myspasm and be a burned out husk of the smart, intelligent idea it might have been, before it was ransacked by pretentious
I probably would have joined it when it was first around, when there were no, stupid adverts, stupid apps, stupid quizes, stupid games, stupid people, old people...I could go on.Quote:
Originally Posted by Owen Glyndwr
huh?Quote:
Originally Posted by Glenn
I kindly invite you to exchange PMs if you are inclined to delve into personal matters, so as to prevent any probable misunderstandings which eventually will lead to the inevitable havoc of Lemurly tails of justice.
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im against that crap too.Quote:
Originally Posted by Subotan
i doubt that the ban will affect the overall access though :P
It is useful for organising events and such. Yeh. Why not. So what if some stuff about me is on the internet. What anyone would want with who my mates are, what I look like and what country I live in --- I don't know. And anyway these are things that you could glean from me in standard conversation.
FWIW, when you're an older dude like me, you tend to have friends all over the world. Some of my buds are downright vagrant, moving from job to job and country to country. Facebook is a godsend for keeping track of them.Quote:
Originally Posted by Subotan
Let's take one example at random -- the Modly family. Old, old friends of mine, who jumped from Chicago to Tunisia for six years. Now they're in Seoul, but often enough they're in Malaysia. They change email addys and phone numbers more often than you chage your socks. Pre-Facebook, keeping tabs on them was a nightmare. Now I can just check their family page to see their current contact info. This is convenient.
Likewise an old writer pal of mine, who drifts from city to city. I know he's now living in Georgia. How do I know this? 'Cause he updates his FB page. He'd be much too lazy to let everyone know where he is otherwise.
I know that FB has mutated in many ways, and has tons of games and spam and status BS, but here's the thing—the core functionality is still there, and nobody forces you to get involved in the trivialities and distractions. Moreover, the layout is forcibly clean, so you don't get room spins and headaches trying to get info from a page, as you did with MySpace.
It's a useful tool. If you let it become more than that, whose fault might that be? Facebook's? Or yours?
True, but there's a pressure on users of Facebook to use it for more than keeping tabs on far away people; Facebook can't make money like that.
I do and I have more friends than all of you.
I also have super sweet status updates.
Oh your one of the people that has 2000 friends and only knows 20 of them? :grin:Quote:
Originally Posted by Strike For The South
I know every single one of my friends personaly (save 3 or 4 uni related things)Quote:
Originally Posted by Thermal Mercury
I meet you and I leave an impression.
More of a stain, really. Along the lines of, "I shook his hand and now I feel dirty."Quote:
Originally Posted by Strike For The South
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Originally Posted by Lemur