I've been getting emails from people asking to be my friend on Facebook. My reaction so far has been, huh? I don't recall ever signing up for a Facebook page. Out of curiosity, I searched for myself and did, indeed, come up with my own profile.
Judging by the 2 messages on the page, I'm guessing that I signed up at the request of one of my friends, as a way to keep in touch, of course, and then promptly forgot about it. Thinking hard I vaguely recall doing this.
And, so, that brings me to my dilemma. Do I simply delete the page and disappear in the ethos? Or do I actually put some content on the damn thing and get back in touch with people who took the time to look me up? Decisions, decisions.
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Even fatty is on facebook. That should say something. Look me up. And you can become a fan of Howling Hog Barbecue also.
I'm a Facebook slacker (surprised?), but even I have some pictures up and have reconnected with some people with my past. It also helps you communicate with people in your present. Over the weekend I got into a Facebook chat with BlueMule in which we bitched, in real time, about 10-year-old sons and their desire to do anything but homework. Give it a try. It's not just for worthless college students anymore.
How come when I search for you on Facebook, you don't show up?
My guess is because you didn't look hard enough. Did you spell my name right? There's only 1 of me.
I think I found you. You're not in the Vermont Network, so I had to look elsewhere. Put a picture up, though so we can be sure it's you. Or, of course, you could just look for me and Yomper yourself.
Succumb to the peer pressure!
I tried to delete myself from facebook because I have a slooooow computer and no time to socialize...I couldn't find a way. Now I'm doomed to getting wierd friend requests from people I haven't heard of/ people I haven't thought of in 15 years. Now I know that you are using yours, I have more of a reason to use it.
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