The 12 Most Annoying Types of Facebookers — Page 3
Posted: 8/20/09 at 12:57pm
But then no one else will, right? That's my issue. That it's an all or nothing thing.
Posted: 8/20/09 at 12:59pm
Posted: 8/20/09 at 1:06pm
The other day I got a friend request from someone that I've never even spoken to, but we had mutual friends. I accepted them and then about 10 minutes later de-friended them because I got sort of freaked out that nobody out of our mutual friends knew them either.
Posted: 8/20/09 at 1:11pm
Posted: 8/20/09 at 1:12pm
I am pretty much always on it via my phone and not even my laptop. It's more a way to pass time for me than a "need" to update from my phone.
BroadwayBoobs: I'll give all of you who weren't there a hint of who took the pictures ...it rhymes with shameless
SOMMS: I knew it was Tink!
Posted: 8/20/09 at 1:12pm
Oh, not at all. Under the "friends" tab create a category and title it something like "People". I don't know if other people can see your categories but, if I were you, I'd play it safe and not call it "People I don't want to chat with". Just something obscure. Put the people you don't want to chat with in that category. Then, on the tab at the bottom right corner where it tells you who's online click up "options" I think and "show categorys". You can block a particular category from seeing if you're online. I know these instructions are kinda vague but I can't access my facebook to see exactly what step is next. If no one tells you how to do it before I get home I'll post the instructions when I can get on facebook.
Posted: 8/20/09 at 1:14pm
One of my FB friends was spending the weekend on a boat and I received at least 10 different status updates via Facebook mobile. If you are somewhere (LIKE OUT AT SEA), why not just enjoy what's around you rather than telling me you have a chef and several cabin boys catering to you? I can wait till you get home for that information.
Posted: 8/20/09 at 1:14pm
Posted: 8/20/09 at 1:25pm
During the show, I could see him fiddling on his phone.
Later, when I went on Facebook, I noticed a status from him: "Hanging with [insert my name here] at Grease! So much fun!"
I mean, yes, when I was able to do updates from my phone I was guilty of mobile updates. Except mine were slightly humorous such as "nothing better than an Oingo Boingo sing along in the car".
As for friending people - sometimes I have friended people that I am not exactly "buddy buddy" with. Usually I put them on limited profile. The other day, I did receive a friend request from someone I hadn't seen in at least a year. But having worked with him and knowing him to a certain degree, I didn't mind accepting his request.
"Yes, the brutalities of progress are called revolutions. When they are over, men recognize that the human race has been harshly treated but it has moved forward." - Les Miserables
Posted: 8/20/09 at 1:39pm
Thanks, Eris! I'll try that later!
Posted: 8/20/09 at 1:45pm
The only difference is, and what I forgot to add, was that he had several updates over the course of seeing Grease.
It's okay to say "Going to see Grease".
It's totally another to be "At Grease now!" "Enjoying the show!" "Having so much fun!"
It's like, how can you really appreciate something if you keep feeling the need to let EVERYONE on your friend's list know?
Now, in my case, I have friends who love Oingo Boingo as much as I do, and I knew they'd appreciate the update.
"Yes, the brutalities of progress are called revolutions. When they are over, men recognize that the human race has been harshly treated but it has moved forward." - Les Miserables
Posted: 8/20/09 at 1:48pm
"...is driving to 7-11"
"...hit the car stoppped in front of me while driving to 7-11"
"In Oz, the verb is douchifizzation." PRS
Posted: 8/20/09 at 1:48pm
Posted: 8/20/09 at 1:50pm
And, there are way too many groups that claim to be the largest, or are trying to become it, or need a certain amount of members for some record or achievement.
Posted: 8/20/09 at 1:56pm
Most of the time, I update once a day. Or once a few days. Usually it's part of a song or it's from a television show. (Once I used something from Arrested Development; "No Michael, that wasn't a trick. That was one of my ILLUSIONS.")
"Yes, the brutalities of progress are called revolutions. When they are over, men recognize that the human race has been harshly treated but it has moved forward." - Les Miserables
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Oh, wait... I do that.
Posted: 8/20/09 at 2:24pm
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Posted: 8/20/09 at 2:39pm
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