Facebook or Twitter account

jannadal · Accolyte

Facebook or Twitter account

yonderboy · Goddess

Many of us are there as individuals, but we're far too lazy (just look how often we update) for something that awesome. ;)

lopaw · High Priestess

I've been meaning to join the Procrastinator's club.....but I keep putting it off.

A Facebook page would be good, tho unlikely to happen.
I don't know if there is enough new material added often enough to warrant a Twitter account, tho.

cname · High Priestess

This thread reminded me of the favorite shirt that I never got around to buying...

-- Edited by cname on Thursday 31st of March 2011 12:55:58 AM

mubirshu · Demi-Goddess

I know what you mean. Just the other day, someone had the gall to call me a procrastinator. I said, "just you wait..."

jannadal · Accolyte

I still think it can work.... If you guys would like... if you would help and support me, i can make a secret group in FB for us.

In that way we can communicate better... what do you guys think?

yonderboy · Goddess

The first problem I see is...

"secret" and "FB" being in the same sentence.

If you don't know what I'm referring to, just google "facebook" and "privacy" and any number of combination of terms. Most people have, for example, Mom on their FB contact. I think a forum is probably the best place. Not sure what you'd tweet about in regards to a site that updates once every six weeks. Then again, I can't stand twitter.

Don't get me wrong, feel free to do whatever you like. Keep in mind that when I say that I don't own any copyright permissions associated with this site!

somerandomperson · Non-Believer

yonderboy wrote:
Many of us are there as individuals, but we're far too lazy (just look how often we update) for something that awesome. ;)

Lol, that was my chuckle for today. I frikin hate Facebook. Twitter isn't so bad, but Facebook you have no privacy. I don't know about anyone else, but I refuse to have all my personal info splattered all over the net.

somerandomperson · Non-Believer

cname wrote:
This thread reminded me of the favorite shirt that I never got around to buying...

-- Edited by cname on Thursday 31st of March 2011 12:55:58 AM

That was my second chuckle for the day. You guys got a pretty good sense of humor. I may stick around for a while.

yonderboy · Goddess

somerandomperson wrote:
yonderboy wrote:
Many of us are there as individuals, but we're far too lazy (just look how often we update) for something that awesome. ;)
Lol, that was my chuckle for today. I frikin hate Facebook. Twitter isn't so bad, but Facebook you have no privacy. I don't know about anyone else, but I refuse to have all my personal info splattered all over the net.

I've never understood that thinking. Sure, you have no privacy, that's why you *ONLY* put stuff that you don't mind everyone knowing. It's not like there's a lot more privacy on twitter or anything? The very, very simple rule that people are FINALLY learning that I've known for a long time is "If you don't want everyone to know, don't put it online".

mikecs · Demi-Goddess

Personally I would not join even if it was on Facebook, it's fine here because there is anonymity, but there...that is far to public. Besides I've become rather fond of staying in one piece, where as on Facebook that might lead to family and friends taking pieces out of my hide! No thanks! ;-p

khalid · Goddess

here is a well said series of tweets by a man about how surprising it is that women can stand men at all. they should all be gay, as he notes.

twitter.com/BryLockster/status/1404521966447435782

I feel like women coming out as bisexual is the least-surprising thing in life. I'm more surprised that most women aren't lesbians, altogether.

It's much harder for me to understand their attraction to the majority of us men--but I'm not going to look a gift horse in the mouth.

And while some guys might be categorically handsome (fewer than most), most in life just look like forgettable wads of chewing gum with hair on it and don't even have the best personality to help swallow that pill.

I just think a lot of women are blind as **** by sentimentality.

Like, I look at someone like Jessica Alba, and I just think, if were female, I'd still want to **** that. Hard.

I'm basically a male lesbian.

Ain't no such thing as "girl-crushes"--you just straight up not straight. You SEE the sexiness that your own female sex is and like it.