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#27 Dec 05 2011 at 3:13 PM Rating: Excellent

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Eske Esquire wrote:

ArexLovesPie wrote:

Elinda wrote:

ArexLovesPie wrote:

I've never understood people's desperate cry for secrecy in their private lives with facebook. If you have a facebook the only information available to people is how much you're willing to put into it, and how open you want your account to be.

Hell, you can find more information about people through just whats available through public domain than over a facebook account.

You can see who your friends and your friends friends are friends with. Smiley: cool

Friends inside of friends!?

Obligatory "Yo dawg, we heard you like friends, so we put friends in yo' friends so you can stalk while you stalk."

Inception. Inception ****.

Edited, Dec 5th 2011 4:14pm by lolgaxe

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#28 Dec 05 2011 at 3:42 PM Rating: Excellent

__DEL__1709511392366

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lolgaxe wrote:

Eske Esquire wrote:

ArexLovesPie wrote:

Elinda wrote:

ArexLovesPie wrote:

I've never understood people's desperate cry for secrecy in their private lives with facebook. If you have a facebook the only information available to people is how much you're willing to put into it, and how open you want your account to be.

Hell, you can find more information about people through just whats available through public domain than over a facebook account.

You can see who your friends and your friends friends are friends with. Smiley: cool

Friends inside of friends!?

Obligatory "Yo dawg, we heard you like friends, so we put friends in yo' friends so you can stalk while you stalk."

Inception. Inception ****.

Edited, Dec 5th 2011 4:14pm by lolgaxe

At the risk of cross-thread shenanigans, I have sex to the soundtrack.

....

BWWOOOOOOMMMMMM.

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#29 Dec 05 2011 at 5:04 PM Rating: Good

__DEL__1592339732801

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Eske Esquire wrote:

lolgaxe wrote:

Eske Esquire wrote:

ArexLovesPie wrote:

Elinda wrote:

ArexLovesPie wrote:

I've never understood people's desperate cry for secrecy in their private lives with facebook. If you have a facebook the only information available to people is how much you're willing to put into it, and how open you want your account to be.

Hell, you can find more information about people through just whats available through public domain than over a facebook account.

You can see who your friends and your friends friends are friends with. Smiley: cool

Friends inside of friends!?

Obligatory "Yo dawg, we heard you like friends, so we put friends in yo' friends so you can stalk while you stalk."

Inception. Inception ****.

Edited, Dec 5th 2011 4:14pm by lolgaxe

At the risk of cross-thread shenanigans, I have sex to the soundtrack.

....

BWWOOOOOOMMMMMM.

I posted this because the pyramid is becoming sentient.

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#30 Dec 08 2011 at 3:39 AM Rating: Default

Almalieque

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Elinda wrote:

Almalieque wrote:

Elinda wrote:

My nephew and his wife have only one fb account. It's called by both their first names. It does seem kind of weird but I think they share one computer.

My husband doesn't have a fb account. He reads mine all the time as I'm fb friends with all his family and what-not. Occasionally he'll make a comment, but if he does he usually adds his name to the end.

I think that would annoy me. If it interests you that much to look in my account and actually post things, then you should get your own account.

Yeah, I can see where you're easily annoyed.

What does it matter? We have all the same friends and family. If he embarrasses me he embarrasses himself by association. Besides, he has four sisters. I'm fb friends to them all. I think he likes being able to keep up with them without them having the same access to him.

Well, if it's cool with you, then it isn't a problem. I say that because my siblings refuse to get facebook just to fight the "norm". So, I'm thinking of a person who "doesn't want facebook", but constantly uses facebook. That's probably not your situation.

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