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Glice 10.14.2009 10:30 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by nicfit

are non-facebookin' people treated as rejects at parties nowadays?


I think that depends on your friendship groups. Funnily enough, although I'm on facebook, my very closest friends in the world are either not on it or very rarely use it. It's completely different sorts of friends that I chat to on there.

Glice's facebook pros:

- Family members' spouse/ children's names are now easier to remember.
- I can natter to overseas mates. I know I could do that before, but facebook allows you to do nominal gestures (silly links and the like) without feeling like you have to write a massive essay.
- People I'd lost touch with re-appear.
- I like looking at my photographer mate's photographs in one place.
- Band spam is only from bands I know a member of (mostly).

Cons:

- Most people are hideously insipid.
- Most people think they're a photographer (they really aren't).
- I don't like a lot of people I'm 'friends' with but feel compelled to 'be friends' with them.
- I appreciate my privacy but have sacrificed a part of it to be part of the facebook party.

Apart from the last con, these are all things that you can control with various security settings. The last one is what'll ultimately cause me to delete my account, I imagine.

nicfit 10.14.2009 10:32 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by girlgun
oh yeah. totally. we'd call them if we knew how to get hold of them, but if we didn't... we could find someone else via facebook who did know how to get hold of them.

ok, I see..
perhaps I'm rambling about the difference between being friends and being "facebook friends" here...I mean, I'm not "anti-facebook", I have an account even if I don't "use" it (I can't find the word I'm thinking in italian he he), but I don't feel like I'm missing out something in my life at all even if I don't pay attention to what goes on in there.

disclaimer: this could be also influenced by how people in different countries "use" that site, I think...

!@#$%! 10.14.2009 10:34 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by nicfit
ok, I see..
perhaps I'm rambling about the difference between being friends and being "facebook friends" here...


(re-post from last page)

Friendface!

girlgun 10.14.2009 10:35 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Glice
I think that depends on your friendship groups. Funnily enough, although I'm on facebook, my very closest friends in the world are either not on it or very rarely use it. It's completely different sorts of friends that I chat to on there.

Glice's facebook pros:

- Family members' spouse/ children's names are now easier to remember.
- I can natter to overseas mates. I know I could do that before, but facebook allows you to do nominal gestures (silly links and the like) without feeling like you have to write a massive essay.
- People I'd lost touch with re-appear.
- I like looking at my photographer mate's photographs in one place.
- Band spam is only from bands I know a member of (mostly).

Cons:

- Most people are hideously insipid.
- Most people think they're a photographer (they really aren't).
- I don't like a lot of people I'm 'friends' with but feel compelled to 'be friends' with them.
- I appreciate my privacy but have sacrificed a part of it to be part of the facebook party.

Apart from the last con, these are all things that you can control with various security settings. The last one is what'll ultimately cause me to delete my account, I imagine.


perfectly said. :mad:

nicfit 10.14.2009 10:42 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by !@#$%!
(re-post from last page)

Friendface!

I like how it goes "we own everything you put on friendface".coz it's true.

Now I want to be friends with Glice. And Pookie too.

girlgun 10.14.2009 10:43 AM

mmmm pookie.

EVOLghost 11.05.2009 08:32 PM

 

terminal pharmacy 11.05.2009 11:19 PM

says the man with 22000 posts on a message board


hahahaahah

Quote:

Originally Posted by atsonicpark
I honestly find social networking a bit unhealthy (not for everybody though). I know people who stay on those sites for hours and hours (again, not everybody). Geez, go out and enjoy the day.


atsonicpark 11.05.2009 11:22 PM

Yeah.

atsonicpark 11.05.2009 11:22 PM

You do realize, though...

atsonicpark 11.05.2009 11:23 PM

How I will often...

atsonicpark 11.05.2009 11:23 PM

make consecutive posts in the same thread..........

atsonicpark 11.05.2009 11:23 PM

Instead of editing the original post?

atsonicpark 11.05.2009 11:24 PM

Just sayin'.

terminal pharmacy 11.05.2009 11:24 PM

hahahaahhahaahh

!@#$%! 11.05.2009 11:28 PM

diarrhea of the keyboard is a common affliction

atsonicpark 11.05.2009 11:29 PM

Hey, it's true!

Now, if I had 22,000 posts but made essays like Atari every post.. THEN... then, I'd see a problem.

automatic bzooty 11.05.2009 11:30 PM

i totally experienced some serious combo keyboard diarrhea and word vomit

on facebook

about five minutes ago

yeah

DeadDiscoDildo 11.05.2009 11:33 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by atsonicpark
 


This dog looks more intelligent than some of you guys...

automatic bzooty 11.05.2009 11:36 PM

that dog has a fuckin' phd, man.


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