Screw Facebook

[TheMalcolmConnection]

I've always wondered, why does everyone love some Facebook and MySpace. I'm just out of college, but everyone is like obsessed with it? Just curious.

[hooskins]

Originally Posted by TheMalcolmConnection

I've always wondered, why does everyone love some Facebook and MySpace. I'm just out of college, but everyone is like obsessed with it? Just curious.

I do not really know TMC. I hate MySpace, because anyone can join it, it is very stalkerish, and because idiots overcustomize their home pages, it takes forever to load. I like Facebook because it was geared towards only college students(well atleast it was, now high schoolers are in too), and because the Facebook layout is very simple and easy, unlike MySpace. It is a much less stakerish, or was until these gay changes, than MySpace.

I mean it is a sweet way of staying in touch with high school buddies that go to different colleges, basically. 99% of people do not use Facebook to meet people, but they will "friend" someone after they have met them in bioclass or oreintation. Usually people will not friend someone until, they have actually talked to them and had a conversation, and have hung out several times. It is not as lame as people make it out to be.

[TheMalcolmConnection]

Originally Posted by hooskins

I do not really know TMC. I hate MySpace, because anyone can join it, it is very stalkerish, and because idiots overcustomize their home pages, it takes forever to load. I like Facebook because it was geared towards only college students(well atleast it was, now high schoolers are in too), and because the Facebook layout is very simple and easy, unlike MySpace. It is a much less stakerish, or was until these gay changes, than MySpace.

I mean it is a sweet way of staying in touch with high school buddies that go to different colleges, basically. 99% of people do not use Facebook to meet people, but they will "friend" someone after they have met them in bioclass or oreintation. Usually people will not friend someone until, they have actually talked to them and had a conversation, and have hung out several times. It is not as lame as people make it out to be.

Ahh, just wondering. I'm from the old-school class right before Facebook and MySpace came out where we'd just look in our buddies away messages and infos on AIM to find out other people to stalk!

We just kept in contact using AIM, even though people were just as obsessed there too.