I hate facebook,my sister is linked with my kids and will say things on the phone.
Oh did you have a good holiday,dinner,party,is Bec enjoying London wtf I don't tell anyone and she knows everything I hate facebook.

Having said that with the re-brand the marketing experts say its a must for business we re-launched a new page and advertised on fb and the thing has gone off big time.The only issue is the creeps who want to ride off your back.

62mac said...
I hate facebook,my sister is linked with my kids and will say things on the phone.
Oh did you have a good holiday,dinner,party,is Bec enjoying London wtf I don't tell anyone and she knows everything I hate facebook.

Yeah I hate that, I don't need to see 400 ****ing baby photos a week. but it's like all software, only as good as the user, most of the clips and stuff I put up comes through FB. But rarely I post on it. So it does have its uses.

I'll put some good ones to follow up when I'm in front of the computer.

bunch off techno hipster cool dudes

This is a good vid one to follow for the "techno hipster cool dudes". That put up a lot of logging stuff.


www.facebook.com/thecriticalslidesociety?ref=stream


And this one is okay 2
www.facebook.com/MODERNCOLLECTIVE?ref=stream



This one was on both ...

chrispychru said...
fb is like anything else...if used for good and not evil...it has benefits. it was a big help to my shop me i prefer alt.com for my internet communications

This one is from
www.facebook.com/KorduroyTV?ref=stream

They post up lots of clips, good one to follow




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