I'm noticing a lot of office totty are on facebook, just about every girl I've remote controlled today has had a facebook window open - anyone from here on it?
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Facebook?
"Is someone you don't like allowed to say something you don't like? If that is the case then we have free speech."- Elon Musk -
Yes, but only for old-school-tie contacts. Both it and LinkedIn seem to be a waste of time and effort to be frank. -
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Yep - I'm on it - met loads of mates from different backgrounds - school, jobs, mates etc. Enjoying it so far.
On Linkedin too - not much joy out of that yet, but I do have 2 or 3 pimps in my network, plus decent contacts at my present & past clients. Yet to prove it's worth.
Anyone else here have a MySpace page? I haven't stooped that low yet
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I'm on LinkedIn, not had much joy out of that although a pimp did phone and ask if I would be interested in a permie job once so we'll see.
Not looked on Facebook yet but it was mentioned in a BBC piece today.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/technology/6662469.stm
It seems that there are more young women on the net than men. How long will it be then before someone registering a male nickname here will be accused of not really being a male and just another girl trolling?Comment
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<sarcasm strength="max">Something to try is going outside your house, Friday or Saturday night is good. If you go to a "pub" or a "nightclub" (you might need to pay to get in) then you'll see actual real live girls and some pretty ones too. Now if you look normal and can speak (not about Just in Time compilers), then you might actually get to talk to a real girl.. then you never know what might happen!!</sarcasm>
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I just registered with FaceBook, and it is asking for my _Yahoo_ email password to "help find friends".
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Originally posted by Jog OnI'm noticing a lot of office totty are on facebook, just about every girl I've remote controlled today has had a facebook window open - anyone from here on it?
Jog, who is that in your Avatar? It look suspiciously like a guy I knew at Uni."Being nice costs nothing and sometimes gets you extra bacon" - Pondlife.Comment
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