The FACEBOOK Thread

Do you like Facebook's constant upgrades?

  • Yes! The more the better!

  • No! It's getting ridiculous!

  • Yes! The more the better!

  • No! It's getting ridiculous!


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I was hoping the thread title was just tongue-in-cheek :wow:
 
Presumably, he meant to but "strange but funny" or "amusing and funny".
 
Right, so what he said was not what he meant to say. What he meant to say is unclear too. ;)
 
Ohhhhhh, I get it. GF = George Foreman (grill), not Girl Friend. :whatever:
 
You just explain to daddy why your share of his inheritance just got bigger... Sheesh! Get a new goil pal and move on!
 
Somebody seriously deserves to be slapped for this.
 
Let's put it to a vote.
 
Personally I feel frightened, yet scared.
 
My dad is a bit of player himself which is why I've never introduced my GF to him yet.
 
only a tool would think this was funny ( see what I did there)

But in all seriousness, I seriously think that I thought this was true for a few moments, at a certain time. That this was really...real. :dry:

I thought the post was very...lolz
 
I'm buying it . My old roomate would get mad about me using his GF sometimes.
 
Police conducting Facebook drinking stings
By: Caryn Tamber

We know Facebook has helped police solve all sorts of crimes, from burglary to vandalism.

But did you know it’s also being used to fight a far more pernicious crime? No, not child sex abuse.

Underage drinking.

Apparently, a college student in Wisconsin accepted a Facebook friend request from a cute girl he didn’t know. Shortly thereafter, he got ticketed for underage drinking on the basis of a picture he’d posted of himself holding a beer–in his own home, no less.

True, it’s not smart to post pictures of yourself doing something illegal, even if it’s something pretty tame. (Some of the other kids caught in the same Facebook sting were ticketed based on photos someone else posted, though.) And if you do post those pictures, you shouldn’t accept friend requests from people you don’t know, even if they’re cute.

But for Pete’s sake–there has got to be something else these cops could be doing with their time.


http://www.lacrossetribune.com/news/local/article_0ff40f7a-d4d1-11de-afb3-001cc4c002e0.html

Better watch your pics on facebooks :p
 
I'd say that the pictures found online only led to the kid getting in trouble. Like this:

Cop: Is that you holding a beer can? Were you drinking?

Kid: I had a couple.

Cop: Thanks for letting me know! You could've been holding the can for you dad! :)

Like that.

In any case I don't see anything wrong with someone getting in trouble because they posted a picture of illegal activity on the internet.
 
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