http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2009/12/08/the-funniest-facebook-sna_n_383847.html
This is awesome. The best part is the suicide note.
This is awesome. The best part is the suicide note.
Facebook SNAFU's
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Philosopher B.
Nice stuff. Especially liked 'Following in Mom's Footsteps'.
Permanently invited to "The-Love-Cave-Between-My-Legs". that one killed me.
hahahaha.
hahahaha.
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Chazwozel
AHAHAHA!
Am I the only one who considers it weird to be facebook friends with your parents/aunts/uncles, kinda strange?
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Deschain
If my parents could grasp the concept of the URL bar and tabs, then I might have something to worry about.
AHAHAHA!
Am I the only one who considers it weird to be facebook friends with your parents/aunts/uncles, kinda strange?[/QUOTE]
I do, but I have some aunts and uncles in it. I'm trying to figure out how to take them off it without looking like an ass.
My aunts, uncles, cousins, and parents are all on my Facebook. Maybe I've just got a good family, but nothing I do or say in real life, I feel, could really make things strange.
I'm more concerned about the people who show up in my feed and I can't remember ever meeting them ... ever. It's fine for the few Halforums people I've gotten around to adding, but when I can't figure out how I'm connected to a person I get confused.
I'm more concerned about the people who show up in my feed and I can't remember ever meeting them ... ever. It's fine for the few Halforums people I've gotten around to adding, but when I can't figure out how I'm connected to a person I get confused.
My family is on my facebook too. I don't ever type anything embarrassing so its cool.
However, the same family also follows the husband....and he makes very strange posts.
My favorite was something like...:
"Currently on my nightstand there is a baby bottle, a bottle of lube, condoms and a 1970's Flash Action figure. I think my life is in a strange place."
The responses were..interesting.
However, the same family also follows the husband....and he makes very strange posts.
My favorite was something like...:
"Currently on my nightstand there is a baby bottle, a bottle of lube, condoms and a 1970's Flash Action figure. I think my life is in a strange place."
The responses were..interesting.
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Wasabi Poptart
I'm friends with my mom and a few of my cousins on FB. If I lived near them I probably wouldn't bother.
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Chazwozel
I get along with my family too, it's just I act a certain way around my parents, aunts, uncles I guess. I dunno. I like to keep family stuff separate from my social stuff for some reason.
Right, and that makes sense. I guess the only way I act differently between people is that I don't curse so much in front of people who take offense (like my mother), or make dirty jokes around people who don't like it. That said, even the people I censor myself around know that I both laugh at and make dick jokes, or that I do occasionally swear like a sailor. Which I guess is why I can get away being facebook friends with my mother.
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Rubicon
This is why I don't use facebook.
I'm gonna set everything to the highest privacy setting ever. And then remove my Facebook account. And then burn my computer.
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Philosopher B.
I'm not on Facebook, but I'd never friend my parents in a gazillion years. Would definitely have my siblings on there, though.
Edit: Except TwoBit, he kind of sucks.
Edit: Except TwoBit, he kind of sucks.
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RocketGirl
Naw, it's a little weird. Fortunately, I have only one family member on board--my cousin Adam--but even so...I can empathize with it feeling like parental supervision has gone 24/7 even after one hits age thirty-mumble.
And, heh..."You spelled congratulations wrong." Pure comedy gold!
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Soliloquy
The trouble is, when your parents decide they want to use facebook, and they send you a friend request, you can't exactly deny them.
Well, my mom understood that I didn't want her as a facebook friend (and thus her facebook account died, but still). It's my italian family who doesn't seem to understand I like (most of) them to be a country away.
I did.
Actually, If you look for my real name on facebook, you'll find I have two accounts. Now, all I need is a plan to get the family I don't want on facebook to befriend this puppet account.
I still don't know how, so he lingers, with no friends.
I think I'll make me a friend of him, and say I'm in a relationship with myself. Wich is pretty accurate.
I still don't know how, so he lingers, with no friends.
I think I'll make me a friend of him, and say I'm in a relationship with myself. Wich is pretty accurate.
Cajungal
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I have a ridiculous amount of "friends" because most of them are leftovers from when it was a just a student website. I just looking for anyone I'd went to school with, talked to a lot of them, and then kind of forgot they were there. I never bothered to clean it up, either... but I should. I blocked so many people from my front page after it got congested with stuff like: "GOINGGG OUTTT TONITE W/ MYYY BOYYFRREIIIIIIIND!!11! LUV YA BABE LOL!!!!!!!" and other things I generally just don't need to hear every Friday afternoon.
I'm facebook friends with my father and sister. I don't post much of a personal nature on there, so there's little to worry about. Considering the circumstances in our lives that kept my sister and I apart, Facebook has been great in helping us build our relationship. But, man, that girl has a mouth on her...and I thought *I* was bad.
ElJuski
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What DO you need to hear on facebook?
Though yes, I have cleaned out my facebook friends from time to time with annoying people as well
I clean up facebook friends every once in a while. A couple try to re-add me. I always wonder what goes through their mind if they get removed or rejected.
"What ho, this rejection has really set my monocle slightly off kilter. Indeed, now I can hardly enjoy my collection of Dickens. Now, Allen seems a fellow of good will, and surely if he had known just what kind of an angle he caused my monocle to take, he would not have so flippantly rejected my request. I will attempt to add him again, allowing him to correct his grievous error."
"What ho, this rejection has really set my monocle slightly off kilter. Indeed, now I can hardly enjoy my collection of Dickens. Now, Allen seems a fellow of good will, and surely if he had known just what kind of an angle he caused my monocle to take, he would not have so flippantly rejected my request. I will attempt to add him again, allowing him to correct his grievous error."
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Ezeran
I'm bookmarking this for the next time someone asks me why I refuse to get a facebook/myspace/(insert other social masturbatory site here).
That's why I never write my whole name on the arrest forms. *grins* Or on ANY police documentation, for that matter. If I had my druthers, I'd remove my first name from my ID card, too. Mind you, no-one ever asks to see police ID.
Oh, wait...
Ugh. What is wrong with people? This is why I shouldn't be a cop. I can't argue with jackasses like that. I would've wanted to taze him just for being an ass.
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