Poll: Do you have Facebook?
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No I don't. I see no reason to make one. I don't know anyone who would try to get me to make one.
I'm safe from any chance of forced Facebooking, besides, all the people from my kiddie school were a bunch of Gits (Did I spell that right?) anyways, Why would I want them looking me up?
I'm safe from any chance of forced Facebooking, besides, all the people from my kiddie school were a bunch of Gits (Did I spell that right?) anyways, Why would I want them looking me up?
A thousand times NO!
I had a myspace one and I hated it, I hated the slow loading crap people put in their comments, the damned glitter garbage, the restrictive layouts, and most of all I hated all the plagiarism. Every time I hear about Facebook it's another story about how they've changed their TOS so that they have all rights to their user's images, blogs, anything they do on Facebook. RIDICULOUS!
I had a myspace one and I hated it, I hated the slow loading crap people put in their comments, the damned glitter garbage, the restrictive layouts, and most of all I hated all the plagiarism. Every time I hear about Facebook it's another story about how they've changed their TOS so that they have all rights to their user's images, blogs, anything they do on Facebook. RIDICULOUS!
Yeah, definitely. It's a great way to keep track of things at school... if, say, I need to contact someone about a project, I facebook message them. I feel like saying hello to someone who I don't see every day, I write on their wall, etc.
Yeah, I have about 500 or so friends. Maybe 600, not sure. But is it a popularity contest? No. Everyone on there is either a friend from school, or from class, a friend from my past who I have looked up and reconnected with, someone from a club that I am in or running... all people who I could theoretically need to contact at some time, or who could need to contact me. It's only a popularity contest if you think it is.
Yeah, I have about 500 or so friends. Maybe 600, not sure. But is it a popularity contest? No. Everyone on there is either a friend from school, or from class, a friend from my past who I have looked up and reconnected with, someone from a club that I am in or running... all people who I could theoretically need to contact at some time, or who could need to contact me. It's only a popularity contest if you think it is.
Yes, and I never use it. I only use msn to talk, and why do that on Facebook when it's way easier on msn? And I don't need to meet new people, I like my friends, and I have a female friend (nearly).
In the past I fought tooth and nail not to make one. Then I eventually did. Now Facebook is fighting with this site as my number one most visited site.
Yes I do, and I quite enjoy it. I moved away from the city I went to highschool in shortly after highschool, so it is nice to have Facebook to maintain a casual acquaintance with people without needing to open up an msn conversation to essentially say "hello, how are you, is that so?, goodbye."
This sort of connection is simply the online version of running into people at the grocer. With it I can see "so and so is hating/liking school" or "it is blank's birthday" and I've even had a few "now I feel old, some highschool friends are getting married/having children". And in response I can offer a line of congratulations or whatever without needing a long drawn out conversation that ends when one side becomes more annoyed by the silence than the other.
That being said, I still do have friends that I am in regular contact with and see on occasion. However, for those that I hung out with in school only, Facebook maintains a facade of that atmosphere, and I'd rather have that than nothing at all.
This sort of connection is simply the online version of running into people at the grocer. With it I can see "so and so is hating/liking school" or "it is blank's birthday" and I've even had a few "now I feel old, some highschool friends are getting married/having children". And in response I can offer a line of congratulations or whatever without needing a long drawn out conversation that ends when one side becomes more annoyed by the silence than the other.
That being said, I still do have friends that I am in regular contact with and see on occasion. However, for those that I hung out with in school only, Facebook maintains a facade of that atmosphere, and I'd rather have that than nothing at all.
Ok you do have a pointJedamethis said:There are intelligent people and things I want to read about on here, rather than "LOLOLOLOL I just had a shower!Calapidgeon Superman said:"
I do, but i changed the language to "Pirate", so now i have no idea what anything says. And yet, i refuse to change it back...
