Facebook Suicide

Posted: Wed Sep 03, 2008 6:38 pm

I just commited facebook suicide... and it was strangely satisfying Very Happy

Joined: 29 Nov 2004 Location: Townsville

NEVER!!!!

Squik is a Coward The Finger

Posted: Wed Sep 03, 2008 6:44 pm

I haaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaate facebook with a passion Twisted Evil

I only created an account to stay in a contact loop which is now defunct... happy never to go back Very Happy

Was only in there for a few days, got flagged by a few people I know, but tagged by a whole bunch of knuckleheads I don't even bloody know who want to be my friend because I was on someone else's list... like H.E.L.L.O... do I farking know you?????

Joined: 29 Nov 2004 Location: Townsville

Squik wrote:

I haaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaate facebook with a passion Twisted Evil

I only created an account to stay in a contact loop which is now defunct... happy never to go back Very Happy

Was only in there for a few days, got flagged by a few people I know, but tagged by a whole bunch of knuckleheads I don't even bloody know who want to be my friend because I was on someone else's list... like H.E.L.L.O... do I farking know you?????

Thats why you click, Denied hahaha

Posted: Wed Sep 03, 2008 6:54 pm

I was wearing out my 'denied' button Very Happy

Probably should have accepted ALL of them, then stolen their souls when I turned out the lights on my account... BWAHH HAHH HAHHH Twisted Evil

Imagine if there were some fazerbookies out there who had some belief like the aborigines on how your image can capture your soul... dammit... I could have had them all.... and your little dog, too! Twisted Evil

(Jess... $500 in small bills delivered to the office and you can have your soul back Wink

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Posted: Wed Sep 03, 2008 6:59 pm

On an infinitely happier note...

Woolies has 'snack dates' on special for $9.99... normally anywhere between $20-$25 a kilo...

OH JOY! armsup

Joined: 29 Nov 2004 Location: Townsville

Squik wrote:

On an infinitely happier note...

Woolies has 'snack dates' on special for $9.99... normally anywhere between $20-$25 a kilo...

OH JOY! armsup

You can never just snack on her date... Its either a meal, or nothing...

Joined: 07 Aug 2006 Location: NEWCASTLE, NSW

my wife loves facebook but i cant see what she see in it. Rolling Eyes

it looks like rubbish to me.

Joined: 24 Jul 2006 Location: Sth Oz

A whole load of gimmiky farken crap, I lasted about 4 days before I gave it the big The Finger

Joined: 14 Nov 2003 Location: Wollongong

Squik wrote:

On an infinitely happier note...

Woolies has 'snack dates' on special for $9.99... normally anywhere between $20-$25 a kilo...

OH JOY! armsup

Do they make good sticky date? What's the difference between a normal date and a snack date?! Very Happy

Joined: 27 Sep 2007 Location: Townsville

Joined myspace to talk to one specific person, don't use it anymore. Never joined facebook

Joined: 09 Mar 2004 Location: queensland

what is this facebook Confused

Joined: 27 Nov 2002 Location: Lost in Melbourne.

to_easy wrote:

my wife loves facebook but i cant see what she see in it. Rolling Eyes

it looks like rubbish to me.

x to_easyteen

Joined: 14 Jan 2007 Location: Melbourne

ofr57 wrote:

what is this facebook Confused

http://www.facebook.com

Go make a profile and you will work it out pretty quick.

Joined: 10 Jun 2004 Location: North West Qld

I suspended my Facebook account too.

I had all these teen agers teasing me relentlessly about my acne, and being the last in my class to lose my virginity, and not doing the draw back when I smoked.

It got so out of hand, that I couldn't concentrate in class, due to the text messages I was getting on my nokia black tooth mobile.

These days, I just write poetry and work on my intense appearance.

Joined: 09 Sep 2005 Location: Bendigo

Just a big marketing tool

Joined: 05 Aug 2004 Location: VIC

Barnsey wrote:

I suspended my Facebook account too.

I had all these teen agers teasing me relentlessly about my acne, and being the last in my class to lose my virginity, and not doing the draw back when I smoked.

It got so out of hand, that I couldn't concentrate in class, due to the text messages I was getting on my nokia black tooth mobile.

These days, I just write poetry and work on my intense appearance.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XEJDGLF-e18 Very Happy

Posted: Wed Sep 03, 2008 9:47 pm

ferog wrote:

Squik wrote:

On an infinitely happier note...

Woolies has 'snack dates' on special for $9.99... normally anywhere between $20-$25 a kilo...

OH JOY! armsup

Do they make good sticky date? What's the difference between a normal date and a snack date?! Very Happy

They are in the fresh fruit section and are big, sweet and squishy... 100% better for sticky date than any you get in a pack armsup

Joined: 03 Jan 2007 Location: Melbourne, Australia

Facebook = cut lunch territory

Joined: 10 Aug 2006 Location: Sydney

isn't your info there forever or something, as part of the terms and conditions that what ever info you put on there is owned by facebook?

Joined: 29 May 2003 Location: hidin frm da wiminz!!!

myface licks anus... that's a sig if i ever seen one!

I had a seemingly mature aged lady ask me if I had a facenovel page when out at the pub... I told her to search for goatse (are we alowd to say that on here?).

Posted: Thu Sep 04, 2008 7:51 am

Squik wrote:

I haaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaate facebook with a passion Twisted Evil

I only created an account to stay in a contact loop which is now defunct... happy never to go back Very Happy

Was only in there for a few days, got flagged by a few people I know, but tagged by a whole bunch of knuckleheads I don't even bloody know who want to be my friend because I was on someone else's list... like H.E.L.L.O... do I farking know you?????

you should be happy to have facebook friends.... we know you aint got any in real life Very Happy

Posted: Thu Sep 04, 2008 8:04 am

GRIMACE wrote:

myface licks anus... that's a sig if i ever seen one!

I had a seemingly mature aged lady ask me if I had a facenovel page when out at the pub... I told her to search for goatse (are we alowd to say that on here?).

Meatspin would have been a better bet...

Joined: 28 Nov 2002 Location: Melbourne

. hate stalkbook. I just don't understand how all the people can't understand exactly what information they're giving out to everyone.

Got this from another forum...

Quote:

takes tin foil hat off...

For those of you on ths piece of shit site, a few things I would suggest you do right now.

1 - make your profile private
2 - change your surname to something bogus
3 - do NOT install applications
4 - do not make friends with randoms

A few stories have shown to me and some friends how easy it is to abuse this shit.

A close friend's direct and close family was contacted repeatedly in a hostile manner by a debt collection house, as he has a fairly unique surname and was listed as a friend of someone they were trying to locate for a bad debt. My friend has met this person maybe 3 times ever. The only contact he has with him is a Facebook relationship. He has since raised complaints with the ACCC for Trade Practices breaches and with the Privacy Commissioner in relation to this manner.

All the information you need to start an account is enough to commit some pretty serious identity fraud. Those applications people install can have all manner of malicious shit in them, which can do stuff like harvest your friend list, dump your account profile etc. If you put anything in the account details, make sure it is all bogus. Change your name, change your birthdate etc. http://www.abc.net.au/news/stories/2007/10/24/2068766.htm

No one seems impervious to this, and as seen at Black Hat this week, people are actively seeking to exploit this technology, and not for the good of anyone: http://www.theage.com.au/news/security/even-security-pros-tricked-in-facebook-scam/2008/08/08/1218139040086.html

I think the measure of how (in)secure this community is, is how many of the people I respect in the local security industry have accounts on any of these social flea market websites. The answer, is zero. Not a single one of them.

Remember people, once committed to the internet, this shit is there forever. Don't be publicising yourself unnecessarily if you have to be a social networking dork.

If you need to know that <name> just farted and thinks their latest self portrait is the best ever, have them call you. Chances are it's not really that important and they wouldn't waste the call cost to tell you about it. So why the . do you waste time reading it online?

...puts tin foil hat on again to protect brain from alien's viewing my thoughts...

Posted: Thu Sep 04, 2008 9:17 am

Squik wrote:

(Jess... $500 in small bills delivered to the office and you can have your soul back Wink

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Hahahaha!! How about some beef jerky?? You know what is a great thing about Facebook?? You get to check out all those people who picked on you in Primary school... They've still got acne, I don't, there's my confidence boost for the day. Very Happy

Joined: 22 Oct 2002 Location: Your Mummas House!

kirragc wrote:

Just a big marketing tool

Partially owned by the FBI

Joined: 24 Dec 2002 Location: South Australia

Ben wrote:

All the information you need to start an account is enough to commit some pretty serious identity fraud

what, an anonymous email address, a name, and the state in which i reside?

people can get more than that from the white pages...

Joined: 28 Nov 2002 Location: Melbourne

A lot of people give way more than that.

Joined: 15 Nov 2002 Location: Driving my GU in Melbourne

Ben wrote:

A lot of people give way more than that.

but you don't have to

Joined: 28 Nov 2002 Location: Melbourne

Really? Who'd have thought! Rolling Eyes

Those who know the dangers clearly don't put that much down, but IMHO there's far too many people who are ignorant, naive or far too trusting.