Please become a MB facebook chum.
- Thread starter Mikey P
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FB7777
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done, I also sent FB suggestions to my 26 MB pals to join as well
Steve in Omaha
Member
Must be the last one left on the planet that is not a facebook member. Something evil there that I just can't put my finger on.
rwcarpet
Supportive Member
Steve in Omaha said:
Daddy said:
I'm with you guys.....my wife spends hours on FB, and gives me a running report of what all her friends are doing at that moment. Who cares if Genny just took a crap at Arbys!!!!....or that Fred is walking into some bar. These people have .....no.....life......
But I'll check it out.
Mikey P
Administrator
it's lame but could help drive some traffic here is what they tell me.
bob vawter
Grassy Knoller
that whats you got ME here for!!!!Mikey P said:
Doug Cox
Supportive Member
I just signed up also. I don't know anything about it, but I'll give it a try.
Doug D
Supportive Member
I signed up, but I don't see Mikey on the fan list!!! 
DrUmM@sT3r
Member
Mikey's Board popped up and I added myself.......
Thanks
Thanks
Hoody
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fred boyle said:
I didn't get a suggestion from you
DrUmM@sT3r
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Mikey P said:
Hey Mike?
The photo in your signature? Bishop? Big Pine? Sup wid dat? :shock:
That's where I live............no one knows where this is?
Mark
Charlie Lyman
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DrUmM@sT3r said:[quote="Mikey P"wzrquqt]it's lame but could help drive some traffic here is what they tell me.
Hey Mike?
The photo in your signature? Bishop? Big Pine? Sup wid dat? :shock:
That's where I live............no one knows where this is?
Mark
[/quotewzrquqt]I know where that is. A good friend of mine moved to Bishop in the late 80's. We used to go fishing there all the time. I loved Independence creek.
Steve in Omaha
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In the wsj
Just as Facebook turned friends into a commodity, it has likewise gathered our personal data – our updates, our baby photos, our endless chirping birthday notes— and readied it to be bundled and sold.
So I give up. Rather than fighting to keep my Facebook profile private, I plan to open it up to the public – removing the fiction of intimacy and friendship.
But I will also remove the vestiges of my private life from Facebook and make sure I never post anything that I wouldn't want my parents, employer, next-door neighbor or future employer to see. You'd be smart to do the same.
We'll need to treat this increasingly public version of Facebook with the same hard-headedness that we treat Twitter: as a place to broadcast, but not a place for vulnerability. A place to carefully calibrate, sanitize and bowdlerize our words for every possible audience, now and forever. Not a place for intimacy with friends.
Write to Julia Angwin at julia.angwin@wsj.com
Just as Facebook turned friends into a commodity, it has likewise gathered our personal data – our updates, our baby photos, our endless chirping birthday notes— and readied it to be bundled and sold.
So I give up. Rather than fighting to keep my Facebook profile private, I plan to open it up to the public – removing the fiction of intimacy and friendship.
But I will also remove the vestiges of my private life from Facebook and make sure I never post anything that I wouldn't want my parents, employer, next-door neighbor or future employer to see. You'd be smart to do the same.
We'll need to treat this increasingly public version of Facebook with the same hard-headedness that we treat Twitter: as a place to broadcast, but not a place for vulnerability. A place to carefully calibrate, sanitize and bowdlerize our words for every possible audience, now and forever. Not a place for intimacy with friends.
Write to Julia Angwin at julia.angwin@wsj.com
