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Smallville 11/30/17 12:56:16 AM #1:	Do you? yes no View Results i don't use it and don't really get why it's so big. Never had any interest in using it. I use youtube a lot but i think that in the u.s that facebook has more people using it than youtube. --- "I've always wanted there to be nothing between us. Now there's not"----smallville <cite>Smallville posted [p:891312551] in Do you use... [t:76045830]...</cite> <quote> Do you? yes no View Results i don't use it and don't really get why it's so big. Never had any interest in using it. I use youtube a lot but i think that in the u.s that facebook has more people using it than youtube.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Syntheticon 11/30/17 1:31:07 AM #2:	I use failbook as an aptitude/personality test-if you don't use it or could live without it, you're ok by me. A heavy user either isn't the sort of person I want to know or will need to demonstrate a genuine reason for it before I give them the time of day. --- Mod me? You don't even know me! <cite>Syntheticon posted [p:891313860] in Do you use... [t:76045830]...</cite> <quote>I use failbook as an aptitude/personality test-if you don't use it or could live without it, you're ok by me. A heavy user either isn't the sort of person I want to know or will need to demonstrate a genuine reason for it before I give them the time of day.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Sarcasthma 11/30/17 1:46:21 AM #3:	Syntheticon posted... I use failbook as an aptitude/personality test-if you don't use it or could live without it, you're ok by me. A heavy user either isn't the sort of person I want to know or will need to demonstrate a genuine reason for it before I give them the time of day. I use GameFAQs the same way. --- What's the difference between a pickpocket and a peeping tom? A pickpocket snatches your watch. <cite>Sarcasthma posted [p:891314372] in Do you use... [t:76045830]...</cite> <quote><cite>Syntheticon posted...</cite> <quote>I use failbook as an aptitude/personality test-if you don't use it or could live without it, you're ok by me. A heavy user either isn't the sort of person I want to know or will need to demonstrate a genuine reason for it before I give them the time of day.</quote> I use GameFAQs the same way.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
wwinterj25 11/30/17 1:47:52 AM #4:	Yep. Useful for keeping in contact with family and stalking others. --- One who knows nothing can understand nothing. http://psnprofiles.com/wwinterj - http://i.imgur.com/kDysIcd.gif <cite>wwinterj25 posted [p:891314419] in Do you use... [t:76045830]...</cite> <quote>Yep. Useful for keeping in contact with family and stalking others.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
TheCyborgNinja 11/30/17 2:00:55 AM #5:	Yeah, mostly to talk to people I otherwise wouldn't and share tons of funny stuff... Every once in a while I get on a political kick (anti-Trudeau, mainly), but genuinely make an effort to keep anything like that as only a small percentage of my posting. I've unfollowed friends because they spend all day spamming political messages, and regardless of the side, it gets old quickly having a feed dedicated to them. Something I never share, but is easily second on my list of reasons to unfollow somebody are the inspirational quotes (or stuff like them)... especially the dramatic, butthurt ones about "how you learn what true love/pain is," etc... --- "message parlor" ? do you mean the post office ? - SlayerX888 <cite>TheCyborgNinja posted [p:891314778] in Do you use... [t:76045830]...</cite> <quote>Yeah, mostly to talk to people I otherwise wouldn't and share tons of funny stuff... Every once in a while I get on a political kick (anti-Trudeau, mainly), but genuinely make an effort to keep anything like that as only a small percentage of my posting. I've unfollowed friends because they spend all day spamming political messages, and regardless of the side, it gets old quickly having a feed dedicated to them. Something I never share, but is easily second on my list of reasons to unfollow somebody are the inspirational quotes (or stuff like them)... especially the dramatic, butthurt ones about "how you learn what true love/pain is," etc...</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
darkknight109 11/30/17 2:02:04 AM #6:	Nope. Never have, never will. I value my privacy more than that. --- Kill 1 man: You are a murderer. Kill 10 men: You are a monster. Kill 100 men: You are a hero. Kill 10,000 men, you are a conqueror! <cite>darkknight109 posted [p:891314818] in Do you use... [t:76045830]...</cite> <quote>Nope. Never have, never will. I value my privacy more than that.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
mooreandrew58 11/30/17 2:11:28 AM #7:	Syntheticon posted... I use failbook as an aptitude/personality test-if you don't use it or could live without it, you're ok by me. A heavy user either isn't the sort of person I want to know or will need to demonstrate a genuine reason for it before I give them the time of day. how would you rate me on that then. its one of the only sites I use. pretty much only this site and facebook. but its been about a week or more since I last logged onto facebook. considering my best friend is raising a currently 2 year old daughter, talking on the phone doesn't go well often as he almost always ends up having to cut the conversation short or put me on hold at some point due to fatherly responsibility. --- Cid- "looks like that overgrown lobster just got served!" Bartz-"with cheese biscuts AND mashed potatoes!" <cite>mooreandrew58 posted [p:891315091] in Do you use... [t:76045830]...</cite> <quote><cite>Syntheticon posted...</cite> <quote>I use failbook as an aptitude/personality test-if you don't use it or could live without it, you're ok by me. A heavy user either isn't the sort of person I want to know or will need to demonstrate a genuine reason for it before I give them the time of day.</quote> how would you rate me on that then. its one of the only sites I use. pretty much only this site and facebook. but its been about a week or more since I last logged onto facebook. considering my best friend is raising a currently 2 year old daughter, talking on the phone doesn't go well often as he almost always ends up having to cut the conversation short or put me on hold at some point due to fatherly responsibility.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
darcandkharg31 11/30/17 2:12:50 AM #8:	wwinterj25 posted... Yep. Useful for keeping in contact with family Yeah this. wwinterj25 posted... and stalking others. not this tho --- This is my signature, there are many others like it, but this one is mine. If you take 110% of what I say seriously then you're gonna have a bad time. <cite>darcandkharg31 posted [p:891315132] in Do you use... [t:76045830]...</cite> <quote><cite>wwinterj25 posted...</cite> <quote>Yep. Useful for keeping in contact with family</quote> Yeah this. <cite>wwinterj25 posted...</cite> <quote>and stalking others.</quote> not this tho</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
mooreandrew58 11/30/17 2:17:35 AM #9:	darcandkharg31 posted... wwinterj25 posted... Yep. Useful for keeping in contact with family Yeah this. wwinterj25 posted... and stalking others. not this tho I only technically stalked someone on facebook once. basically I made another account and looked them up just to see if they had indeed deleted me like I thought, or just deleted their account as it wouldn't have been the first time they had deleted their account out of the blue. --- Cid- "looks like that overgrown lobster just got served!" Bartz-"with cheese biscuts AND mashed potatoes!" <cite>mooreandrew58 posted [p:891315275] in Do you use... [t:76045830]...</cite> <quote><cite>darcandkharg31 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>wwinterj25 posted...</cite> <quote>Yep. Useful for keeping in contact with family</quote> Yeah this. <cite>wwinterj25 posted...</cite> <quote>and stalking others.</quote> not this tho</quote> I only technically stalked someone on facebook once. basically I made another account and looked them up just to see if they had indeed deleted me like I thought, or just deleted their account as it wouldn't have been the first time they had deleted their account out of the blue.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Zeus 11/30/17 2:28:50 AM #10:	Not that much. I was a late adopter and I've mostly used it to at least partly keep track of family, friends, and former co-wokers. If I can't find somebody's contact info for whatever reason, it gives me one more way to get in touch with them. In general, I can't stand using it that much given all of the shitty hack political memes. --- (\/)(\/)\|-\| In Zeus We Trust: All Others Pay Cash <cite>Zeus posted [p:891315611] in Do you use... [t:76045830]...</cite> <quote>Not that much. I was a late adopter and I've mostly used it to at least partly keep track of family, friends, and former co-wokers. If I can't find somebody's contact info for whatever reason, it gives me one more way to get in touch with them. In general, I can't stand using it that much given all of the shitty hack political memes.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
DocDelicious 11/30/17 2:30:16 AM #11:	Nope. --- o7 Let strength be granted so the world might be mended. <cite>DocDelicious posted [p:891315656] in Do you use... [t:76045830]...</cite> <quote>Nope.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
mooreandrew58 11/30/17 2:31:49 AM #12:	Zeus posted... Not that much. I was a late adopter and I've mostly used it to at least partly keep track of family, friends, and former co-wokers. If I can't find somebody's contact info for whatever reason, it gives me one more way to get in touch with them. In general, I can't stand using it that much given all of the shitty hack political memes. this past election made me come close to leaving facebook for good. I did lose a friend over it. --- Cid- "looks like that overgrown lobster just got served!" Bartz-"with cheese biscuts AND mashed potatoes!" <cite>mooreandrew58 posted [p:891315718] in Do you use... [t:76045830]...</cite> <quote><cite>Zeus posted...</cite> <quote>Not that much. I was a late adopter and I've mostly used it to at least partly keep track of family, friends, and former co-wokers. If I can't find somebody's contact info for whatever reason, it gives me one more way to get in touch with them. In general, I can't stand using it that much given all of the shitty hack political memes.</quote> this past election made me come close to leaving facebook for good. I did lose a friend over it.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
TheCyborgNinja 11/30/17 2:43:29 AM #13:	mooreandrew58 posted... Zeus posted... Not that much. I was a late adopter and I've mostly used it to at least partly keep track of family, friends, and former co-wokers. If I can't find somebody's contact info for whatever reason, it gives me one more way to get in touch with them. In general, I can't stand using it that much given all of the shitty hack political memes. this past election made me come close to leaving facebook for good. I did lose a friend over it. Yeah, same... I got sooooo tired of every fucking post being about Donald Trump prior to the election then Hillary after it before more Trump. 2 more years until the machine revs up again for 2020's down there... In Canada, there are a shit-ton of rules about money and elections, so ours are like 2 months of ads followed by the election. It comes and goes and is much more palatable. About 75% of the people on my friends list shy away from political posting in general, with the rest divided roughly 15% disagreeing / 10% agreeing with me. Though the 75% majority remain silent, most of them are much further left than I am. I can just tell by their day-to-day opinions on things. --- "message parlor" ? do you mean the post office ? - SlayerX888 <cite>TheCyborgNinja posted [p:891316075] in Do you use... [t:76045830]...</cite> <quote><cite>mooreandrew58 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Zeus posted...</cite> <quote>Not that much. I was a late adopter and I've mostly used it to at least partly keep track of family, friends, and former co-wokers. If I can't find somebody's contact info for whatever reason, it gives me one more way to get in touch with them. In general, I can't stand using it that much given all of the shitty hack political memes.</quote> this past election made me come close to leaving facebook for good. I did lose a friend over it.</quote> Yeah, same... I got sooooo tired of every fucking post being about Donald Trump prior to the election then Hillary after it before more Trump. 2 more years until the machine revs up again for 2020's down there... In Canada, there are a shit-ton of rules about money and elections, so ours are like 2 months of ads followed by the election. It comes and goes and is much more palatable. About 75% of the people on my friends list shy away from political posting in general, with the rest divided roughly 15% disagreeing / 10% agreeing with me. Though the 75% majority remain silent, most of them are much further left than I am. I can just tell by their day-to-day opinions on things.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
mooreandrew58 11/30/17 2:46:23 AM #14:	TheCyborgNinja posted... mooreandrew58 posted... Zeus posted... Not that much. I was a late adopter and I've mostly used it to at least partly keep track of family, friends, and former co-wokers. If I can't find somebody's contact info for whatever reason, it gives me one more way to get in touch with them. In general, I can't stand using it that much given all of the shitty hack political memes. this past election made me come close to leaving facebook for good. I did lose a friend over it. Yeah, same... I got sooooo tired of every fucking post being about Donald Trump prior to the election then Hillary after it before more Trump. 2 more years until the machine revs up again for 2020's down there... In Canada, there are a shit-ton of rules about money and elections, so ours are like 2 months of ads followed by the election. It comes and goes and is much more palatable. yeah for me I have about a even divide of people that supported one or the other as friends/family on my friendslist. I never posted anything political. the friend I lost over it though, I simply made a comment in a non aggressive manner on something he posted. something dealing with a particular issue moreso than a candidate --- Cid- "looks like that overgrown lobster just got served!" Bartz-"with cheese biscuts AND mashed potatoes!" <cite>mooreandrew58 posted [p:891316162] in Do you use... [t:76045830]...</cite> <quote><cite>TheCyborgNinja posted...</cite> <quote><cite>mooreandrew58 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Zeus posted...</cite> <quote>Not that much. I was a late adopter and I've mostly used it to at least partly keep track of family, friends, and former co-wokers. If I can't find somebody's contact info for whatever reason, it gives me one more way to get in touch with them. In general, I can't stand using it that much given all of the shitty hack political memes.</quote> this past election made me come close to leaving facebook for good. I did lose a friend over it.</quote> Yeah, same... I got sooooo tired of every fucking post being about Donald Trump prior to the election then Hillary after it before more Trump. 2 more years until the machine revs up again for 2020's down there... In Canada, there are a shit-ton of rules about money and elections, so ours are like 2 months of ads followed by the election. It comes and goes and is much more palatable.</quote> yeah for me I have about a even divide of people that supported one or the other as friends/family on my friendslist. I never posted anything political. the friend I lost over it though, I simply made a comment in a non aggressive manner on something he posted. something dealing with a particular issue moreso than a candidate</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
TheCyborgNinja 11/30/17 2:50:51 AM #15:	mooreandrew58 posted... TheCyborgNinja posted... mooreandrew58 posted... Zeus posted... Not that much. I was a late adopter and I've mostly used it to at least partly keep track of family, friends, and former co-wokers. If I can't find somebody's contact info for whatever reason, it gives me one more way to get in touch with them. In general, I can't stand using it that much given all of the shitty hack political memes. this past election made me come close to leaving facebook for good. I did lose a friend over it. Yeah, same... I got sooooo tired of every fucking post being about Donald Trump prior to the election then Hillary after it before more Trump. 2 more years until the machine revs up again for 2020's down there... In Canada, there are a shit-ton of rules about money and elections, so ours are like 2 months of ads followed by the election. It comes and goes and is much more palatable. yeah for me I have about a even divide of people that supported one or the other as friends/family on my friendslist. I never posted anything political. the friend I lost over it though, I simply made a comment in a non aggressive manner on something he posted. something dealing with a particular issue moreso than a candidate Most of my friends are traditional liberals, a few lean towards modern liberalism (ugh), but we just have an unspoken truce and respect each other's views by not commenting... the rest of my friends and the majority of my family are moderate conservative to centrist. --- "message parlor" ? do you mean the post office ? - SlayerX888 <cite>TheCyborgNinja posted [p:891316274] in Do you use... [t:76045830]...</cite> <quote><cite>mooreandrew58 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>TheCyborgNinja posted...</cite> <quote><cite>mooreandrew58 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Zeus posted...</cite> <quote>Not that much. I was a late adopter and I've mostly used it to at least partly keep track of family, friends, and former co-wokers. If I can't find somebody's contact info for whatever reason, it gives me one more way to get in touch with them. In general, I can't stand using it that much given all of the shitty hack political memes.</quote> this past election made me come close to leaving facebook for good. I did lose a friend over it.</quote> Yeah, same... I got sooooo tired of every fucking post being about Donald Trump prior to the election then Hillary after it before more Trump. 2 more years until the machine revs up again for 2020's down there... In Canada, there are a shit-ton of rules about money and elections, so ours are like 2 months of ads followed by the election. It comes and goes and is much more palatable.</quote> yeah for me I have about a even divide of people that supported one or the other as friends/family on my friendslist. I never posted anything political. the friend I lost over it though, I simply made a comment in a non aggressive manner on something he posted. something dealing with a particular issue moreso than a candidate</quote> Most of my friends are traditional liberals, a few lean towards modern liberalism (ugh), but we just have an unspoken truce and respect each other's views by not commenting... the rest of my friends and the majority of my family are moderate conservative to centrist.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
mooreandrew58 11/30/17 2:52:54 AM #16:	TheCyborgNinja posted... mooreandrew58 posted... TheCyborgNinja posted... mooreandrew58 posted... Zeus posted... Not that much. I was a late adopter and I've mostly used it to at least partly keep track of family, friends, and former co-wokers. If I can't find somebody's contact info for whatever reason, it gives me one more way to get in touch with them. In general, I can't stand using it that much given all of the shitty hack political memes. this past election made me come close to leaving facebook for good. I did lose a friend over it. Yeah, same... I got sooooo tired of every fucking post being about Donald Trump prior to the election then Hillary after it before more Trump. 2 more years until the machine revs up again for 2020's down there... In Canada, there are a shit-ton of rules about money and elections, so ours are like 2 months of ads followed by the election. It comes and goes and is much more palatable. yeah for me I have about a even divide of people that supported one or the other as friends/family on my friendslist. I never posted anything political. the friend I lost over it though, I simply made a comment in a non aggressive manner on something he posted. something dealing with a particular issue moreso than a candidate Most of my friends are traditional liberals, a few lean towards modern liberalism (ugh), but we just have an unspoken truce and respect each other's views by not commenting... the rest of my friends and the majority of my family are moderate conservative to centrist. most of my family is staunch conservatives (not extremely so though, like my mom for instance is pro abortion and pro equal rights) where as most of my friends are liberals. and i'm stuck in the middle not really liking either side. --- Cid- "looks like that overgrown lobster just got served!" Bartz-"with cheese biscuts AND mashed potatoes!" <cite>mooreandrew58 posted [p:891316327] in Do you use... [t:76045830]...</cite> <quote><cite>TheCyborgNinja posted...</cite> <quote><cite>mooreandrew58 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>TheCyborgNinja posted...</cite> <quote><cite>mooreandrew58 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Zeus posted...</cite> <quote>Not that much. I was a late adopter and I've mostly used it to at least partly keep track of family, friends, and former co-wokers. If I can't find somebody's contact info for whatever reason, it gives me one more way to get in touch with them. In general, I can't stand using it that much given all of the shitty hack political memes.</quote> this past election made me come close to leaving facebook for good. I did lose a friend over it.</quote> Yeah, same... I got sooooo tired of every fucking post being about Donald Trump prior to the election then Hillary after it before more Trump. 2 more years until the machine revs up again for 2020's down there... In Canada, there are a shit-ton of rules about money and elections, so ours are like 2 months of ads followed by the election. It comes and goes and is much more palatable.</quote> yeah for me I have about a even divide of people that supported one or the other as friends/family on my friendslist. I never posted anything political. the friend I lost over it though, I simply made a comment in a non aggressive manner on something he posted. something dealing with a particular issue moreso than a candidate</quote> Most of my friends are traditional liberals, a few lean towards modern liberalism (ugh), but we just have an unspoken truce and respect each other's views by not commenting... the rest of my friends and the majority of my family are moderate conservative to centrist.</quote> most of my family is staunch conservatives (not extremely so though, like my mom for instance is pro abortion and pro equal rights) where as most of my friends are liberals. and i'm stuck in the middle not really liking either side.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
TheCyborgNinja 11/30/17 3:02:20 AM #17:	mooreandrew58 posted... TheCyborgNinja posted... mooreandrew58 posted... TheCyborgNinja posted... mooreandrew58 posted... Zeus posted... Not that much. I was a late adopter and I've mostly used it to at least partly keep track of family, friends, and former co-wokers. If I can't find somebody's contact info for whatever reason, it gives me one more way to get in touch with them. In general, I can't stand using it that much given all of the shitty hack political memes. this past election made me come close to leaving facebook for good. I did lose a friend over it. Yeah, same... I got sooooo tired of every fucking post being about Donald Trump prior to the election then Hillary after it before more Trump. 2 more years until the machine revs up again for 2020's down there... In Canada, there are a shit-ton of rules about money and elections, so ours are like 2 months of ads followed by the election. It comes and goes and is much more palatable. yeah for me I have about a even divide of people that supported one or the other as friends/family on my friendslist. I never posted anything political. the friend I lost over it though, I simply made a comment in a non aggressive manner on something he posted. something dealing with a particular issue moreso than a candidate Most of my friends are traditional liberals, a few lean towards modern liberalism (ugh), but we just have an unspoken truce and respect each other's views by not commenting... the rest of my friends and the majority of my family are moderate conservative to centrist. most of my family is staunch conservatives (not extremely so though, like my mom for instance is pro abortion and pro equal rights) where as most of my friends are liberals. and i'm stuck in the middle not really liking either side. It is what it is... I mean, as long as everybody is respectful towards one-another, I don't really care what beliefs they have, barring extreme ones like being pro-AntiFa or a legitimate hate-monger. I remove those people because I don't want to associate with them at all, there's no discussion to have. You are the company you keep, to an extent. My political views are atypical, especially in Canada, so I am used to being an outsider and if people want to unfriend me, that's fine. I don't take it personally. --- "message parlor" ? do you mean the post office ? - SlayerX888 <cite>TheCyborgNinja posted [p:891316523] in Do you use... [t:76045830]...</cite> <quote><cite>mooreandrew58 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>TheCyborgNinja posted...</cite> <quote><cite>mooreandrew58 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>TheCyborgNinja posted...</cite> <quote><cite>mooreandrew58 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Zeus posted...</cite> <quote>Not that much. I was a late adopter and I've mostly used it to at least partly keep track of family, friends, and former co-wokers. If I can't find somebody's contact info for whatever reason, it gives me one more way to get in touch with them. In general, I can't stand using it that much given all of the shitty hack political memes.</quote> this past election made me come close to leaving facebook for good. I did lose a friend over it.</quote> Yeah, same... I got sooooo tired of every fucking post being about Donald Trump prior to the election then Hillary after it before more Trump. 2 more years until the machine revs up again for 2020's down there... In Canada, there are a shit-ton of rules about money and elections, so ours are like 2 months of ads followed by the election. It comes and goes and is much more palatable.</quote> yeah for me I have about a even divide of people that supported one or the other as friends/family on my friendslist. I never posted anything political. the friend I lost over it though, I simply made a comment in a non aggressive manner on something he posted. something dealing with a particular issue moreso than a candidate</quote> Most of my friends are traditional liberals, a few lean towards modern liberalism (ugh), but we just have an unspoken truce and respect each other's views by not commenting... the rest of my friends and the majority of my family are moderate conservative to centrist.</quote> most of my family is staunch conservatives (not extremely so though, like my mom for instance is pro abortion and pro equal rights) where as most of my friends are liberals. and i'm stuck in the middle not really liking either side.</quote> It is what it is... I mean, as long as everybody is respectful towards one-another, I don't really care what beliefs they have, barring extreme ones like being pro-AntiFa or a legitimate hate-monger. I remove those people because I don't want to associate with them at all, there's no discussion to have. You are the company you keep, to an extent. My political views are atypical, especially in Canada, so I am used to being an outsider and if people want to unfriend me, that's fine. I don't take it personally.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
darcandkharg31 11/30/17 3:05:46 AM #18:	TheCyborgNinja posted... mooreandrew58 posted... TheCyborgNinja posted... mooreandrew58 posted... TheCyborgNinja posted... mooreandrew58 posted... Zeus posted... Not that much. I was a late adopter and I've mostly used it to at least partly keep track of family, friends, and former co-wokers. If I can't find somebody's contact info for whatever reason, it gives me one more way to get in touch with them. In general, I can't stand using it that much given all of the shitty hack political memes. this past election made me come close to leaving facebook for good. I did lose a friend over it. Yeah, same... I got sooooo tired of every fucking post being about Donald Trump prior to the election then Hillary after it before more Trump. 2 more years until the machine revs up again for 2020's down there... In Canada, there are a shit-ton of rules about money and elections, so ours are like 2 months of ads followed by the election. It comes and goes and is much more palatable. yeah for me I have about a even divide of people that supported one or the other as friends/family on my friendslist. I never posted anything political. the friend I lost over it though, I simply made a comment in a non aggressive manner on something he posted. something dealing with a particular issue moreso than a candidate Most of my friends are traditional liberals, a few lean towards modern liberalism (ugh), but we just have an unspoken truce and respect each other's views by not commenting... the rest of my friends and the majority of my family are moderate conservative to centrist. most of my family is staunch conservatives (not extremely so though, like my mom for instance is pro abortion and pro equal rights) where as most of my friends are liberals. and i'm stuck in the middle not really liking either side. It is what it is... I mean, as long as everybody is respectful towards one-another, I don't really care what beliefs they have, barring extreme ones like being pro-AntiFa or a legitimate hate-monger. I remove those people because I don't want to associate with them at all, there's no discussion to have. You are the company you keep, to an extent. My political views are atypical, especially in Canada, so I am used to being an outsider and if people want to unfriend me, that's fine. I don't take it personally. This is a long quote chain --- This is my signature, there are many others like it, but this one is mine. If you take 110% of what I say seriously then you're gonna have a bad time. <cite>darcandkharg31 posted [p:891316613] in Do you use... [t:76045830]...</cite> <quote><cite>TheCyborgNinja posted...</cite> <quote><cite>mooreandrew58 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>TheCyborgNinja posted...</cite> <quote><cite>mooreandrew58 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>TheCyborgNinja posted...</cite> <quote><cite>mooreandrew58 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Zeus posted...</cite> <quote>Not that much. I was a late adopter and I've mostly used it to at least partly keep track of family, friends, and former co-wokers. If I can't find somebody's contact info for whatever reason, it gives me one more way to get in touch with them. In general, I can't stand using it that much given all of the shitty hack political memes.</quote> this past election made me come close to leaving facebook for good. I did lose a friend over it.</quote> Yeah, same... I got sooooo tired of every fucking post being about Donald Trump prior to the election then Hillary after it before more Trump. 2 more years until the machine revs up again for 2020's down there... In Canada, there are a shit-ton of rules about money and elections, so ours are like 2 months of ads followed by the election. It comes and goes and is much more palatable.</quote> yeah for me I have about a even divide of people that supported one or the other as friends/family on my friendslist. I never posted anything political. the friend I lost over it though, I simply made a comment in a non aggressive manner on something he posted. something dealing with a particular issue moreso than a candidate</quote> Most of my friends are traditional liberals, a few lean towards modern liberalism (ugh), but we just have an unspoken truce and respect each other's views by not commenting... the rest of my friends and the majority of my family are moderate conservative to centrist.</quote> most of my family is staunch conservatives (not extremely so though, like my mom for instance is pro abortion and pro equal rights) where as most of my friends are liberals. and i'm stuck in the middle not really liking either side.</quote> It is what it is... I mean, as long as everybody is respectful towards one-another, I don't really care what beliefs they have, barring extreme ones like being pro-AntiFa or a legitimate hate-monger. I remove those people because I don't want to associate with them at all, there's no discussion to have. You are the company you keep, to an extent. My political views are atypical, especially in Canada, so I am used to being an outsider and if people want to unfriend me, that's fine. I don't take it personally.</quote> This is a long quote chain</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
mooreandrew58 11/30/17 3:06:54 AM #19:	TheCyborgNinja posted... mooreandrew58 posted... TheCyborgNinja posted... mooreandrew58 posted... TheCyborgNinja posted... mooreandrew58 posted... Zeus posted... Not that much. I was a late adopter and I've mostly used it to at least partly keep track of family, friends, and former co-wokers. If I can't find somebody's contact info for whatever reason, it gives me one more way to get in touch with them. In general, I can't stand using it that much given all of the shitty hack political memes. this past election made me come close to leaving facebook for good. I did lose a friend over it. Yeah, same... I got sooooo tired of every fucking post being about Donald Trump prior to the election then Hillary after it before more Trump. 2 more years until the machine revs up again for 2020's down there... In Canada, there are a shit-ton of rules about money and elections, so ours are like 2 months of ads followed by the election. It comes and goes and is much more palatable. yeah for me I have about a even divide of people that supported one or the other as friends/family on my friendslist. I never posted anything political. the friend I lost over it though, I simply made a comment in a non aggressive manner on something he posted. something dealing with a particular issue moreso than a candidate Most of my friends are traditional liberals, a few lean towards modern liberalism (ugh), but we just have an unspoken truce and respect each other's views by not commenting... the rest of my friends and the majority of my family are moderate conservative to centrist. most of my family is staunch conservatives (not extremely so though, like my mom for instance is pro abortion and pro equal rights) where as most of my friends are liberals. and i'm stuck in the middle not really liking either side. It is what it is... I mean, as long as everybody is respectful towards one-another, I don't really care what beliefs they have, barring extreme ones like being pro-AntiFa or a legitimate hate-monger. I remove those people because I don't want to associate with them at all, there's no discussion to have. You are the company you keep, to an extent. My political views are atypical, especially in Canada, so I am used to being an outsider and if people want to unfriend me, that's fine. I don't take it personally. eh, i'm the one who unfriended him. something out of the norm for me to do but he started to try and bring my family into the argument. election time really brings out the worst in people. i'm glad I didn't grow up like most of my family though, as a kid I thought sitting around and talking politics is the only damn thing adults did in their free time. mom says she hates talking politics but shes guilty of it to, just not as much as the rest of my family. --- Cid- "looks like that overgrown lobster just got served!" Bartz-"with cheese biscuts AND mashed potatoes!" <cite>mooreandrew58 posted [p:891316650] in Do you use... [t:76045830]...</cite> <quote><cite>TheCyborgNinja posted...</cite> <quote><cite>mooreandrew58 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>TheCyborgNinja posted...</cite> <quote><cite>mooreandrew58 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>TheCyborgNinja posted...</cite> <quote><cite>mooreandrew58 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Zeus posted...</cite> <quote>Not that much. I was a late adopter and I've mostly used it to at least partly keep track of family, friends, and former co-wokers. If I can't find somebody's contact info for whatever reason, it gives me one more way to get in touch with them. In general, I can't stand using it that much given all of the shitty hack political memes.</quote> this past election made me come close to leaving facebook for good. I did lose a friend over it.</quote> Yeah, same... I got sooooo tired of every fucking post being about Donald Trump prior to the election then Hillary after it before more Trump. 2 more years until the machine revs up again for 2020's down there... In Canada, there are a shit-ton of rules about money and elections, so ours are like 2 months of ads followed by the election. It comes and goes and is much more palatable.</quote> yeah for me I have about a even divide of people that supported one or the other as friends/family on my friendslist. I never posted anything political. the friend I lost over it though, I simply made a comment in a non aggressive manner on something he posted. something dealing with a particular issue moreso than a candidate</quote> Most of my friends are traditional liberals, a few lean towards modern liberalism (ugh), but we just have an unspoken truce and respect each other's views by not commenting... the rest of my friends and the majority of my family are moderate conservative to centrist.</quote> most of my family is staunch conservatives (not extremely so though, like my mom for instance is pro abortion and pro equal rights) where as most of my friends are liberals. and i'm stuck in the middle not really liking either side.</quote> It is what it is... I mean, as long as everybody is respectful towards one-another, I don't really care what beliefs they have, barring extreme ones like being pro-AntiFa or a legitimate hate-monger. I remove those people because I don't want to associate with them at all, there's no discussion to have. You are the company you keep, to an extent. My political views are atypical, especially in Canada, so I am used to being an outsider and if people want to unfriend me, that's fine. I don't take it personally.</quote> eh, i'm the one who unfriended him. something out of the norm for me to do but he started to try and bring my family into the argument. election time really brings out the worst in people. i'm glad I didn't grow up like most of my family though, as a kid I thought sitting around and talking politics is the only damn thing adults did in their free time. mom says she hates talking politics but shes guilty of it to, just not as much as the rest of my family.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
TheCyborgNinja 11/30/17 3:14:05 AM #20:	^Political discussions never stopped in my house growing up either... They still haven't when we have a family meal together. Myself, my dad, and my wife are typically on the same page, but my mom tends to be pretty left-leaning on specific issues and ends up butthurt. My parents both bring up Ronald Reagan positively on a regular basis though... --- "message parlor" ? do you mean the post office ? - SlayerX888 <cite>TheCyborgNinja posted [p:891316830] in Do you use... [t:76045830]...</cite> <quote>^Political discussions never stopped in my house growing up either... They still haven't when we have a family meal together. Myself, my dad, and my wife are typically on the same page, but my mom tends to be pretty left-leaning on specific issues and ends up butthurt. My parents both bring up Ronald Reagan positively on a regular basis though...</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
mooreandrew58 11/30/17 3:17:55 AM #21:	TheCyborgNinja posted... ^Political discussions never stopped in my house growing up either... They still haven't when we have a family meal together. Myself, my dad, and my wife are typically on the same page, but my mom tends to be pretty left-leaning on specific issues and ends up butthurt. My parents both bring up Ronald Reagan positively on a regular basis though... my mom loves Reagan too. I learned a long time ago, not only with my family though, but just about anyone, if you disagree with them politically its just best to keep your mouth shut, chance of changing someones mind on it, is too low to be worth the hassle. i've legit proven people wrong by backing my side up with facts or even getting them to admit their reasoning was stupid, and it didn't change who they voted for. too many people pick a side and stick to it no matter what. --- Cid- "looks like that overgrown lobster just got served!" Bartz-"with cheese biscuts AND mashed potatoes!" <cite>mooreandrew58 posted [p:891316924] in Do you use... [t:76045830]...</cite> <quote><cite>TheCyborgNinja posted...</cite> <quote>^Political discussions never stopped in my house growing up either... They still haven't when we have a family meal together. Myself, my dad, and my wife are typically on the same page, but my mom tends to be pretty left-leaning on specific issues and ends up butthurt. My parents both bring up Ronald Reagan positively on a regular basis though...</quote> my mom loves Reagan too. I learned a long time ago, not only with my family though, but just about anyone, if you disagree with them politically its just best to keep your mouth shut, chance of changing someones mind on it, is too low to be worth the hassle. i've legit proven people wrong by backing my side up with facts or even getting them to admit their reasoning was stupid, and it didn't change who they voted for. too many people pick a side and stick to it no matter what.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
do_ob_tpkillr 11/30/17 3:20:44 AM #22:	I've never created an account myself. But I had to go and close an account under my name that my friends created for me as a joke. <cite>do_ob_tpkillr posted [p:891317002] in Do you use... [t:76045830]...</cite> <quote>I've never created an account myself. But I had to go and close an account under my name that my friends created for me as a joke.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
TheCyborgNinja 11/30/17 3:28:18 AM #23:	mooreandrew58 posted... TheCyborgNinja posted... ^Political discussions never stopped in my house growing up either... They still haven't when we have a family meal together. Myself, my dad, and my wife are typically on the same page, but my mom tends to be pretty left-leaning on specific issues and ends up butthurt. My parents both bring up Ronald Reagan positively on a regular basis though... my mom loves Reagan too. I learned a long time ago, not only with my family though, but just about anyone, if you disagree with them politically its just best to keep your mouth shut, chance of changing someones mind on it, is too low to be worth the hassle. i've legit proven people wrong by backing my side up with facts or even getting them to admit their reasoning was stupid, and it didn't change who they voted for. too many people pick a side and stick to it no matter what. Yeah, I didn't talk to my cousin-in-law for about 3-4 years because he got drunk after my wedding and kept trying to strong-arm me into agreeing with his political views. I was the bigger person and just told him to shut up and walked away... He followed me each time, so I left and then he texted me until I turned my phone off. It was a nightmare. For a while, we were basically best friends. Things are back to normal between us now, but it took a long time to get to the point I was even willing to talk to him. Since patching things up, he's on edge about discussing anything political with me, but as that's all anyone talks about it still comes up most often. He'll usually ask for my opinion before providing his and never attempts to convince me of anything I disagree with. --- "message parlor" ? do you mean the post office ? - SlayerX888 <cite>TheCyborgNinja posted [p:891317172] in Do you use... [t:76045830]...</cite> <quote><cite>mooreandrew58 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>TheCyborgNinja posted...</cite> <quote>^Political discussions never stopped in my house growing up either... They still haven't when we have a family meal together. Myself, my dad, and my wife are typically on the same page, but my mom tends to be pretty left-leaning on specific issues and ends up butthurt. My parents both bring up Ronald Reagan positively on a regular basis though...</quote> my mom loves Reagan too. I learned a long time ago, not only with my family though, but just about anyone, if you disagree with them politically its just best to keep your mouth shut, chance of changing someones mind on it, is too low to be worth the hassle. i've legit proven people wrong by backing my side up with facts or even getting them to admit their reasoning was stupid, and it didn't change who they voted for. too many people pick a side and stick to it no matter what.</quote> Yeah, I didn't talk to my cousin-in-law for about 3-4 years because he got drunk after my wedding and kept trying to strong-arm me into agreeing with his political views. I was the bigger person and just told him to shut up and walked away... He followed me each time, so I left and then he texted me until I turned my phone off. It was a nightmare. For a while, we were basically best friends. Things are back to normal between us now, but it took a long time to get to the point I was even willing to talk to him. Since patching things up, he's on edge about discussing anything political with me, but as that's all anyone talks about it still comes up most often. He'll usually ask for my opinion before providing his and never attempts to convince me of anything I disagree with.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
mooreandrew58 11/30/17 3:34:55 AM #24:	TheCyborgNinja posted... mooreandrew58 posted... TheCyborgNinja posted... ^Political discussions never stopped in my house growing up either... They still haven't when we have a family meal together. Myself, my dad, and my wife are typically on the same page, but my mom tends to be pretty left-leaning on specific issues and ends up butthurt. My parents both bring up Ronald Reagan positively on a regular basis though... my mom loves Reagan too. I learned a long time ago, not only with my family though, but just about anyone, if you disagree with them politically its just best to keep your mouth shut, chance of changing someones mind on it, is too low to be worth the hassle. i've legit proven people wrong by backing my side up with facts or even getting them to admit their reasoning was stupid, and it didn't change who they voted for. too many people pick a side and stick to it no matter what. Yeah, I didn't talk to my cousin-in-law for about 3-4 years because he got drunk after my wedding and kept trying to strong-arm me into agreeing with his political views. I was the bigger person and just told him to shut up and walked away... He followed me each time, so I left and then he texted me until I turned my phone off. It was a nightmare. For a while, we were basically best friends. Things are back to normal between us now, but it took a long time to get to the point I was even willing to talk to him. Since patching things up, he's on edge about discussing anything political with me, but as that's all anyone talks about it still comes up most often. He'll usually ask for my opinion before providing his and never attempts to convince me of anything I disagree with. i'm usually the same way, I don't openly bring up my opinions but i'll ask someone theirs. if I disagree I just shut my mouth, if i agree then I might indulge in conversation about it. thats like the one thing i'm extremely different than my grandfather on. if he knew your opinion was the opposite of his, it just made him want to talk about it even more, but he liked pissing people off. guess that makes two things i'm extremely different than him on. --- Cid- "looks like that overgrown lobster just got served!" Bartz-"with cheese biscuts AND mashed potatoes!" <cite>mooreandrew58 posted [p:891317337] in Do you use... [t:76045830]...</cite> <quote><cite>TheCyborgNinja posted...</cite> <quote><cite>mooreandrew58 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>TheCyborgNinja posted...</cite> <quote>^Political discussions never stopped in my house growing up either... They still haven't when we have a family meal together. Myself, my dad, and my wife are typically on the same page, but my mom tends to be pretty left-leaning on specific issues and ends up butthurt. My parents both bring up Ronald Reagan positively on a regular basis though...</quote> my mom loves Reagan too. I learned a long time ago, not only with my family though, but just about anyone, if you disagree with them politically its just best to keep your mouth shut, chance of changing someones mind on it, is too low to be worth the hassle. i've legit proven people wrong by backing my side up with facts or even getting them to admit their reasoning was stupid, and it didn't change who they voted for. too many people pick a side and stick to it no matter what.</quote> Yeah, I didn't talk to my cousin-in-law for about 3-4 years because he got drunk after my wedding and kept trying to strong-arm me into agreeing with his political views. I was the bigger person and just told him to shut up and walked away... He followed me each time, so I left and then he texted me until I turned my phone off. It was a nightmare. For a while, we were basically best friends. Things are back to normal between us now, but it took a long time to get to the point I was even willing to talk to him. Since patching things up, he's on edge about discussing anything political with me, but as that's all anyone talks about it still comes up most often. He'll usually ask for my opinion before providing his and never attempts to convince me of anything I disagree with.</quote> i'm usually the same way, I don't openly bring up my opinions but i'll ask someone theirs. if I disagree I just shut my mouth, if i agree then I might indulge in conversation about it. thats like the one thing i'm extremely different than my grandfather on. if he knew your opinion was the opposite of his, it just made him want to talk about it even more, but he liked pissing people off. guess that makes two things i'm extremely different than him on.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
gguirao 11/30/17 12:55:35 PM #25:	Mostly for games. --- Donald J. Trump--proof against government intelligence. <cite>gguirao posted [p:891335784] in Do you use... [t:76045830]...</cite> <quote>Mostly for games.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
SunWuKung420 11/30/17 12:59:38 PM #26:	Yes. --- I'm either failing at a silly joke or trying to help. http://i.imgur.com/m8f7VYf.jpg http://i.imgur.com/0Lp7Agd.jpg http://i.imgur.com/47emEDA.jpg <cite>SunWuKung420 posted [p:891336088] in Do you use... [t:76045830]...</cite> <quote>Yes.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Far-Queue 11/30/17 1:21:01 PM #27:	darcandkharg31 posted... wwinterj25 posted... Yep. Useful for keeping in contact with family Yeah this. wwinterj25 posted... and stalking others. not this tho I check it like I check my emails; couple times a day, respond to what I need to, or if I can make a shitty joke that only I will laugh at. Ignore 90%+ of it. Mostly I just post pics of my kids, but I dont give a shit if people like things I post. I really like the memories feature, because it shows me pics of my kids from years past. Never share that stuff, though. No one cares about that stuff. --- https://i.imgur.com/ZwO4qO2.gifv Bluer than velvet was the night... Softer than satin was the light... From the stars... <cite>Far-Queue posted [p:891337353] in Do you use... [t:76045830]...</cite> <quote><cite>darcandkharg31 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>wwinterj25 posted...</cite> <quote>Yep. Useful for keeping in contact with family</quote> Yeah this. <cite>wwinterj25 posted...</cite> <quote>and stalking others.</quote> not this tho</quote> I check it like I check my emails; couple times a day, respond to what I need to, or if I can make a shitty joke that only I will laugh at. Ignore 90%+ of it. Mostly I just post pics of my kids, but I dont give a shit if people like things I post. I really like the memories feature, because it shows me pics of my kids from years past. Never share that stuff, though. No one cares about that stuff.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Steven010702 11/30/17 3:36:16 PM #28:	I rarely use it. I mostly keep it for people to tag pictures of me and to receive event invites. I've made three posts in the past two years. --- I lost the game! WiiU ID: Mistgun, PSN: burritosteve, Steam: Steven010702 <cite>Steven010702 posted [p:891345201] in Do you use... [t:76045830]...</cite> <quote>I rarely use it. I mostly keep it for people to tag pictures of me and to receive event invites. I've made three posts in the past two years.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
VeeVees 11/30/17 4:25:44 PM #29:	I use it because many businesses use it instead of an actual website. --- Rudy sucks <cite>VeeVees posted [p:891348275] in Do you use... [t:76045830]...</cite> <quote>I use it because many businesses use it instead of an actual website.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
JunkoEnoshima 11/30/17 4:55:56 PM #30:	i've been semi-using it as networking for people in writing/publishing, but for socializing i don't prefer it --- https://i.imgur.com/OEY4Bm8.png <cite>JunkoEnoshima posted [p:891350102] in Do you use... [t:76045830]...</cite> <quote>i've been semi-using it as networking for people in writing/publishing, but for socializing i don't prefer it</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
NightShift 11/30/17 4:58:59 PM #31:	yes. got an account about 3 years ago. only use it for memes and posting up meets in the riding group --- #BikeLife <cite>NightShift posted [p:891350292] in Do you use... [t:76045830]...</cite> <quote>yes. got an account about 3 years ago. only use it for memes and posting up meets in the riding group</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
TheCyborgNinja 11/30/17 5:11:41 PM #32:	NightShift posted... yes. got an account about 3 years ago. only use it for memes and posting up meets in the riding group Honestly, the memes kept my account alive during the darker times. --- "message parlor" ? do you mean the post office ? - SlayerX888 <cite>TheCyborgNinja posted [p:891351064] in Do you use... [t:76045830]...</cite> <quote><cite>NightShift posted...</cite> <quote>yes. got an account about 3 years ago. only use it for memes and posting up meets in the riding group</quote> Honestly, the memes kept my account alive during the darker times.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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SomeUsername529 12/03/17 11:12:21 AM #34:	I've had an account for 11 years apparently (now that Facebook bothers you with every anniversary like anyone gives a shit) and its been mostly inactive for the last two or three years. I use the messenger service for work groups and overseas friends/family and I post my travel photos for said overseas friends and family. If I were an 18 year-old now I probably wouldn't see the point of it. The only reason I would miss it if it were gone is because I don't live close to my parents or a lot of my friends. The opposite is true for most kids and there are better apps for showing off photos and chatting to people you barely know like instagram and Snapchat. <cite>SomeUsername529 posted [p:891506518] in Do you use... [t:76045830]...</cite> <quote>I've had an account for 11 years apparently (now that Facebook bothers you with every anniversary like anyone gives a shit) and its been mostly inactive for the last two or three years. I use the messenger service for work groups and overseas friends/family and I post my travel photos for said overseas friends and family. If I were an 18 year-old now I probably wouldn't see the point of it. The only reason I would miss it if it were gone is because I don't live close to my parents or a lot of my friends. The opposite is true for most kids and there are better apps for showing off photos and chatting to people you barely know like instagram and Snapchat.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Tails 64 12/03/17 12:18:48 PM #35:	I check it once a week for a few minutes and hit the Like button on a few of my friends' status updates or photos. So, I do technically use it, but it's very rare for me to do anything noteworthy on it. --- http://TinyURL.com/Learn2Learn101 - My advice for surviving college and writing academically http://TinyURL.com/SirNintendolot - My YouTube channel <cite>Tails 64 posted [p:891509391] in Do you use... [t:76045830]...</cite> <quote>I check it once a week for a few minutes and hit the Like button on a few of my friends' status updates or photos. So, I do technically use it, but it's very rare for me to do anything noteworthy on it.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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