Fucking Facebook

[Caliga]

Yeah, but it's kind of nice seeing how some chicks that were HOTT in high school are ugly cows now, whereas some chicks that were ugly back then have transformed into hot chicks somehow.  In a lot of cases, I never would have predicted some of these transformations.

[Ed Anger]

I didn't like those assholes in high school, I certainly don't need to see pics of their asshole kids.

What is worse is when the girl you deflowered when you was 15 comes a knockin'.

[The Larch]

I am not on Facebook and never will be.

I've found it to be excellent way to keep in touch with all my far flung friends.

Well, I generally like to keep my circles of friends (Languish, work, non-work, Germany, family) seperate, and I keep in touch with those worth it, anyways.

It's not as if they'll suddenly start talking with each other and gossipping about you.   

And +1 to kat.

[Slargos]

I don't think i've turned down anybody but slargos's weird 2nd profile.

[Ed Anger]

I don't think i've turned down anybody but slargos's weird 2nd profile.

The Otto Skorenzy one or the Felix Steiner account?

[Slargos]

I don't think i've turned down anybody but slargos's weird 2nd profile.

The Otto Skorenzy one or the Felix Steiner account?

J. Mengele, MD.

[Ed Anger]

I don't think i've turned down anybody but slargos's weird 2nd profile.

The Otto Skorenzy one or the Felix Steiner account?

J. Mengele, MD.

[jamesww]

I broke down and used facebook.  I suppose I should consider getting in contact with the Languish crowd.  Is that wise?  Pros and Cons.

Quick friend mongers before he quits it!

And Katmai its so very nearly true.   

[DGuller]

Well, I generally like to keep my circles of friends (Languish, work, non-work, Germany, family) seperate, and I keep in touch with those worth it, anyways.

That's my biggest problem with it as well.  I don't want my friends, family, and co-workers all be in the same circle, that's just way too awkward.

[Razgovory]

I'm hesitant to just start adding people.  So please PM me.  I think I found Marty.

[The Larch]

Well, I generally like to keep my circles of friends (Languish, work, non-work, Germany, family) seperate, and I keep in touch with those worth it, anyways.

That's my biggest problem with it as well.  I don't want my friends, family, and co-workers all be in the same circle, that's just way too awkward.

IMO that's not a big deal. It's not as if they're going to mix up and interact each other, and you can control things by setting up groups.

[Slargos]

Well, I generally like to keep my circles of friends (Languish, work, non-work, Germany, family) seperate, and I keep in touch with those worth it, anyways.

That's my biggest problem with it as well.  I don't want my friends, family, and co-workers all be in the same circle, that's just way too awkward.

IMO that's not a big deal. It's not as if they're going to mix up and interact each other, and you can control things by setting up groups.

No, you really can't. At least not to the point where you can keep them completely separated.

[Malthus]

Well, I generally like to keep my circles of friends (Languish, work, non-work, Germany, family) seperate, and I keep in touch with those worth it, anyways.

That's my biggest problem with it as well.  I don't want my friends, family, and co-workers all be in the same circle, that's just way too awkward.

IMO that's not a big deal. It's not as if they're going to mix up and interact each other, and you can control things by setting up groups.

No, you really can't. At least not to the point where you can keep them completely separated.

I can see why you may not want your Aunts and Uncles to know you belong to the Waffen-SS appreciation society. 

[Slargos]

Well, I generally like to keep my circles of friends (Languish, work, non-work, Germany, family) seperate, and I keep in touch with those worth it, anyways.

That's my biggest problem with it as well.  I don't want my friends, family, and co-workers all be in the same circle, that's just way too awkward.

IMO that's not a big deal. It's not as if they're going to mix up and interact each other, and you can control things by setting up groups.

No, you really can't. At least not to the point where you can keep them completely separated.

I can see why you may not want your Aunts and Uncles to know you belong to the Waffen-SS appreciation society. 

I'm more worried about them finding I have a jew on my friends list. 

[Razgovory]

Well, I generally like to keep my circles of friends (Languish, work, non-work, Germany, family) seperate, and I keep in touch with those worth it, anyways.

That's my biggest problem with it as well.  I don't want my friends, family, and co-workers all be in the same circle, that's just way too awkward.

I use to worry about this, but I don't really have friends, family or cow-workers.