Comments on: Facebook Observations. http://thebridgebeat.com/2009/02/facebook-observations/ Tue, 27 Jul 2010 21:09:48 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.1 hourly 1 By: Is Facebook Losing Face? http://thebridgebeat.com/2009/02/facebook-observations/comment-page-1/#comment-240 Is Facebook Losing Face? Thu, 27 May 2010 18:29:28 +0000 http://thebridgebeat.com/post/80272144#comment-240 [...] and the one-off conversations?  It’s a topic about which I’ve previously lamented.  Back to my friend.  When I asked him why, his answer was pointed and brief, “My [...] [...] and the one-off conversations?  It’s a topic about which I’ve previously lamented.  Back to my friend.  When I asked him why, his answer was pointed and brief, “My [...]

]]> By: April http://thebridgebeat.com/2009/02/facebook-observations/comment-page-1/#comment-62 April Fri, 23 Oct 2009 18:51:23 +0000 http://thebridgebeat.com/post/80272144#comment-62 I forgot an "s" after friend. I judge me for using bad grammar. I forgot an “s” after friend. I judge me for using bad grammar.

]]> By: April http://thebridgebeat.com/2009/02/facebook-observations/comment-page-1/#comment-61 April Fri, 23 Oct 2009 18:50:51 +0000 http://thebridgebeat.com/post/80272144#comment-61 Facebook Observation #7: FB can get extremely akward when your friend duke it out General Lee-style over politics in response to a status update that you thought would elcit no response at all. Except for maybe a ":)" or a "Me too." Example: Me: I just made strawberry jam. Friend #1: Strawberry jam is Conservative propaganda. Friend #2 (who you never even knew was a Conservative): Only close-minded people would judge Conservatives for their strawberry jam-using policies. Etcetera. Facebook Observation #7:

FB can get extremely akward when your friend duke it out General Lee-style over politics in response to a status update that you thought would elcit no response at all. Except for maybe a “:)” or a “Me too.”

Example:

Me: I just made strawberry jam.

Friend #1: Strawberry jam is Conservative propaganda.

Friend #2 (who you never even knew was a Conservative): Only close-minded people would judge Conservatives for their strawberry jam-using policies.

Etcetera.

]]> By: DANerall http://thebridgebeat.com/2009/02/facebook-observations/comment-page-1/#comment-14 DANerall Wed, 25 Mar 2009 19:50:54 +0000 http://thebridgebeat.com/post/80272144#comment-14 Aaahah Hah hahaha! Oh Bridge, do 'Sing it'! \;) Facebooking is hysterical on the mobile-front. I wanted to not believe, I really did! But it's really quite liberating to shout your thoughts upon the many instances that Life hits you, versus updating how you feel upon finally getting back to your computer-desk. Think this one thru: You have a long & crappy day, you get home, you pretty much tell the social community that you're tired & exhausted. Whereas thanks to smartphones & certain Apple phones (w/ Facebook apps), I was able to Liveblog about my accident as it happened! I even snapped & uploaded a picture'v the carnage the moment after I hit the poor sap's vehicle.. which I'll admit, was awkward. But now I believe, that it IS, in-fact, hysterical. You sure preach the truth, however. I see the 'is,' I want to kick it over like a child handling a pile'v neatly stacked cardboard boxes. Often, I am frustrated, as I cannot kick 'is' at ALL like cardboard boxes. Like ANY boxes. It's an is. ..Tuscan is staring down a neighbor cat thru the back porch window. This has been going on for the past 25 minutes. http://i22.photobucket.com/albums/b324/theIMMUNICORN/versus.jpg Most'v checking out your site's new layout has been graced w/ the hoots, hollars & whines that only two cats engaging e/o thru a glass window c'n deliver. http://i22.photobucket.com/albums/b324/theIMMUNICORN/friend.jpg I found the overall experience to be a positive one, & whether it's because'v your mannerisms or FINALLY hip themes & schemes, I expect this kind'v quality-control from you to carry into the future. Kudos. -Dan! Aaahah Hah hahaha!

Oh Bridge, do ‘Sing it’! \;)

Facebooking is hysterical on the mobile-front. I wanted to not believe, I really did! But it’s really quite liberating to shout your thoughts upon the many instances that Life hits you, versus updating how you feel upon finally getting back to your computer-desk. Think this one thru: You have a long & crappy day, you get home, you pretty much tell the social community that you’re tired & exhausted.

Whereas thanks to smartphones & certain Apple phones (w/ Facebook apps), I was able to Liveblog about my accident as it happened! I even snapped & uploaded a picture’v the carnage the moment after I hit the poor sap’s vehicle.. which I’ll admit, was awkward.

But now I believe, that it IS, in-fact, hysterical.

You sure preach the truth, however. I see the ‘is,’ I want to kick it over like a child handling a pile’v neatly stacked cardboard boxes. Often, I am frustrated, as I cannot kick ‘is’ at ALL like cardboard boxes. Like ANY boxes. It’s an is.

..Tuscan is staring down a neighbor cat thru the back porch window. This has been going on for the past 25 minutes.

http://i22.photobucket.com/albums/b324/theIMMUNICORN/versus.jpg

Most’v checking out your site’s new layout has been graced w/ the hoots, hollars & whines that only two cats engaging e/o thru a glass window c’n deliver.

http://i22.photobucket.com/albums/b324/theIMMUNICORN/friend.jpg

I found the overall experience to be a positive one, & whether it’s because’v your mannerisms or FINALLY hip themes & schemes, I expect this kind’v quality-control from you to carry into the future.

Kudos.

-Dan!

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