Sunday's Doonesbury- A message from Facebook!

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[Demeter]

1. Far too many truths for one day in that

[Spitfire of ATJ]

2. What's funny is seeing people on Facebook railing about privacy as they post their whole life.

[Historic NY]

3. and here too.....

FB the greatest spying tool the government didn't invent.

[liberalhistorian]

5. That always cracks me

up, too. I have a young cousin who's going through a divorce and she has no concept of privacy or the legalities of posting divorce details on FB. She tells blatant lies about her ex on FB, tells all about her dating while not yet divorced and her leaving their young child with the men she's dating, and her divorce strategies. Then she gets pissed that her x "seems to know everything she's doing" and yells publicly on FB at friends she thinks ate "going behind her back and telling him things."

I and others have told her to be very careful what she posts on social media, as it can be legally used against her in the divorce, but she won't listen and keeps doing it and keeps complaining that he seems to know everything. We're just the old fuddy-duddies trying to keep her from having fun. Sigh.

[Spitfire of ATJ]

8. It's like seeing someone on paroll posing pics of themselves getting shitfaced at a party.

[Skittles]

7. my opinion of someone is greatly increased if they were never sucked into the FB borg

seriously

[Spitfire of ATJ]

9. I have friends who can't understand why I refuse to play.

[underpants]

4. 1/3?

Wow. I do have to say that when I first started on Facebook at least 3 or 4 marriages of "friends" ended rather abruptly. I know of three couples that went to high school together, had little to do with each other, and are now together or married. Not sure if it was directly related to Facebook but I am pretty sure that one was.

[BlueJazz]

6. I believe I read somewhere that approx. 1/2 of cheaters actually want to get caught.

I suppose it's a way to break up your marriage... weird and cruel but does the job.