hola yesse puca jaja grax por la pik.. pues tu eres una gran amiga ya sabes que te qiero y pues ya ponte a estudiar jaja ntk.. no pues aki te dejo un espacio para que hagas lo que quieras
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hola amiga! pues aki tu espacio en mi Blog, pra que escribaas lo que kieras ;p

pues eres una gran chava y espero que nos podamos ver en el proximo congreso de jovenes para que me pages lo que gane jajajaja… gracias “guerra naval” jajaj

cuidate saludos

Facebook applications are the best thing since MySpace widgets sliced bread, as any fule kno. What’s more, they’re mushrooming by the day, as companies and individual developers alike catch on to the potential of having their content splashed over (potentially) millions of Facebook profiles.

But which are the ones worth adding? I’ve put together a big list of 101 of the best, most useful, most interesting and silliest Facebook apps below. And no, I haven’t just worked my way down the ‘Most Popular’ list on the site – I’ve investigated every one to see what it does, and whether it’s worth putting on your profile.

1. Top Friends. Flatter your best mates by putting them in your Top Friends box (and insult all your others by leaving them out). Get it

2. Tetris Tournament. Play Tetris and reduce your friends’ high scores to dust. Utterly, utterly addictive. Get it

3. Training. App that tracks your fitness regime, and compares it to your friends so you can offer mutual support (or laugh at the fat lazy donut-munchers in your group, obv). Get it

4. iLike. Barnstorming Music 2.0 application that lets you share music and show off your tune knowledge in the competition. Get it

5. Zombies. At first I was irritated by this, but so many people have signed up, it’s actually fun infecting even more. Sorry. Get it

6. My Aquarium. Your own virtual fishtank, which can only be populated by friends sending you fish. I want an octopus… Get it

7. Beers. Buy virtual beers for friends. Not as much fun as buying real beers in the real world, but better for your waistline. Get it

8. SkypeMe. Make Skype calls from within Facebook, which makes you a bonafide Web 2.0 media node in your own right. Get it

9. What’s Your Stripper Name? Note, if you’re actually a stripper, this switches to ‘What’s Your Internetweb Geek Name?’ Probably. Get it

10. Flixter Movies. Rate films, see what your friends are watching, and bitch about Optimus Prime not having the right shaped spoilers in the new Transformer film. Get it

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11. Fantasy Hip-Hop (pictured). Live out your blingest dreams by running a virtual hip-hop label. Get it

12. Likeness. Find out which of your friends you most look like, or compare yourself to the most beautiful celebs around. Get it

13. Friends Organiser. Sort your friends into groups, like schoolfriends, work friends, sports friends, and people who you don’t really like but they added you so you thought it would be rude to decline friends. Get it

14. Poker. Play Texas Hold’em with virtual money against other Facebook users. Just remember not to put ‘I’m rubbish at bluffing’ on your profile. Get it

15. Irrepressible.info. Facebook app version of the existing blog widget that puts snippets of censored stuff on your profile. No, not pr0n – unfairly censored stuff. Get it

16. Horoscopes. Show everyone that you’re a superstitious idiot who won’t leave the house if Mystic Meg spooks you. And she does spook a lot of people. Get it

17. Graffiti. Let your mates scribble all over your profile in a Banksy stylee. Except not as arty. Get it

18. X Me. Replaces the restrictive ‘poke’ feature with an option to let your friends do Whatever They Want to you. Which, be warned, is usually filthy. Get it

19. Moods. Splatter emoticons on your profile to show whether you’re sad, grumpy or joyful. Either way, you’ll look like a round yellow acieeed face. Get it

20. Causes. Sign up for a good cause, and tell everyone else about it. Without demanding money like a chugger, obviously. Get it

21. Where I’ve Been (pictured). Show off your global travelling (i.e. how huge your carbon footprint is) with an interactive world map showing where you’ve been. Get it

22. Red Bull Roshambull. Like Rock Paper Scissors, except branded by bug-eyed energy drink. Get it

23. Cars. Boast about your collection of motors. Even the old bangers. Get it

24. Trackfeeder Track Of The Day. Find out about a new choon every day, with links to buy it. Get it

25. Facebook Carpool. Find people to share a lift with (but check their profile first to make sure they’re not serial killers). Get it

26. I Have Never. Facebook version of that drinking game where you have to say things you’ve never done, then watch shamefaced friends ‘fess up to them. Get it

27. Dogbook. Because man’s best friend deserves his own Facebook profile, even if the Interests are the same on every one (wagging, barking, bum-sniffing). Get it

28. Super Wall. Like a normal wall, but super. Get it

29. My Questions. Pose lots of questions to your friends, and see if they bother to answer. One step up from those email forwards you’ve received 16 times, anyway. Get it

30. Hot Or Not (pictured). You know the score: upload your photo, find you’re a 4.3, cry. Get it

31. Tag Cloud. Let your friends ‘tag’ you with whatever adjectives they want. Could lead to you getting rid of several friends, depending how rude they are. Get it

32. Fantasy Stock Exchange. You could make a million, if only you had the starting capital. Prove it here. Get it

33. Picnik. Edit your photos within Facebook. Ideal for cropping out former friends who you’ve just deleted from your profile. Get it

34. SuperPoke! Another way to spice up your poking with other actions. Get it

35. HotLists. Show your preferences (e.g. Heroes or 24, Canada v USA, crack v ketamine) via the medium of colourful logos. Get it

36. Football Fan. Put your team’s badge on your profile. Sadly, there’s no option to deface it with wildly sweary graffiti when they play like buffoons. Get it

37. Catbook. It’s not fair to let the dogs have all the Facebook fun. Get it

38. Uber Music Player. Another music 2.0 application that’s very customisable. Get it

39. Games. A decent collection of online games playable via Facebook. Be warned, this will waste hours of your day. Get it

40. Roomster. Find a new house-mate or lodger, while checking their profile first to ensure they don’t list ‘Playing Deathcore Grime at 3am’ as one of their interests. Get it

41. Lego Man. Create your own blocky Lego avatar to represent you on Facebook. Get it

42. Awareness Ribbons. Show off a cause that’s close to your heart (well, your lapels) with these virtual cause ribbons. Get it

43. SlideShare. Share your PowerPoint presentations with Facebook friends. Probably more useful for the ones you work with, if I’m honest. Get it

44. Rupture. Show off your World of Warcraft profile to all and sundry. So they can kill you next time you log on. Get it

45. Scrabulous. Play Scrabble within Facebook, with the advantage of having a separate Google window open to find words with Q, X and Z in. Get it

46. PopSugar 100. Show off your favourite celebs (Jordan, Timmy Mallett, That Woman Off Wife Swap) on your profile, and see who readers of celeb blog PopSugar think is cool. Clue: none of the three above. Get it

47. StyleFiles (pictured). Create your own catwalk outfits using bits from Marc Jacobs, Chloe and lots more labels that fashionistas will know and love (i.e. I haven’t a clue who they are). Get it

48. Audio. Quick’n'easy way to share music files (and thus Kill Music). Get it

49. Twitter. Post updates to Twitter, assuming you haven’t dumped it in favour of Facebook status updates. Get it

50. Last.fm Music. Cool app based on everybody’s favourite personalised streaming radio service. And everybody does have a favourite, since you ask. Get it

51. Booklist. Show off your literary library, complete with links to Amazon with your affiliate code to make a few quid. Get it

52. Fantasy Cricket. Much more fun now that England are good again. Get it

53. Console Identities. Display your Xbox Live Gamertag, PlayStation Network ID, or Wii Friend Code on your profile. Cool. Get it

54. The Compass. Nifty political tool made by the Washington Post that shows how much of a lentil-chewing hippie you are (or not). Get it

55. Simpsons Quotes. All your fave soundbites from the TV show, displayed on your profile for all to see. Get it

56. Jukebox. Neat Flash-based streaming music player that lets you subject friends to your collection of Kula Shaker B-sides when they come to your profile. Get it

57. (fluff)Friends. Put a cute pet on your profile. Be warned, this may have the same effect on potential love-partners as keeping seven teddybears on your bed. Get it

58. Weight Loss Tracker. Diet going well? Turn your slimming into a neat graph so that friends can encourage you. Not so much fun if you fall off the treadmillwagon and start stuffing yourself with Milky Bars, mind. Get it

59. YouTube Videos. Search the most popular vids on YouTube and watch them from within your profile. Chinese Backstreet Boys a-go-go! Get it

60. Justin Timberlake. The Trousersnake gets his own official Facebook application, gathering all manner of videos and other content. D’you think he poked Britney? Get it

61. Herban Tones. Convert your MP3s into ringtones then pimp them to your friends via your profile. Doesn’t work so well if you only offer Cheeky Girls tones, mind. Get it

62. Friend Statistics. Work out the average age and gender of your mates. Then weep when they’re all 37-year-old males who still live with their mums. Get it

63. Stuff I Hate. Because social networking profiles should have a place for vengeful bitterness. Get it

64. Fortune Cookie. Like the ones you get after a Chinese meal. Except you don’t get to stuff your face with egg fried rice first. Hang on, that’s no fun… Get it

65. Daily Bible Verse. Because you don’t only find wisdom inside Chinese snacks. Get it

66. PuzzleBee. Turn your photos into jigsaw puzzles and share them with friends. Ideally used with drunken-night-out pics the morning after, just to mess with their hangovers even more. Get it

67. NES games. Play old-skool Nintendo classics in your browser. Just possibly not 100% legal, mind. Get it

68. Rockband. Create your own virtual rawk band, and fight your way to the top of the charts by signing up fans. I still don’t understand where the virtual sex, drugs and rock’n'roll comes in though. Get it

69. Zipatrip. Part list of where you’ve been in the world, and part travelog with photos of all your holiday happenings (i.e. you, red as a lobster, licking vodka off an 18-30 rep’s buttocks). Get it

70. Wikipedia. Search the planet’s best Encyclopaedia 2.0 from within Facebook, while telling yourself that it’s never inaccurate. Never. Get it

71. Pokedex. For Pokemon fans who’ve gotta catch ‘em all (or at least look at them on Facebook). Get it

72. Friend Wheel. See the links between your friends in a colourful graph-wheel stylee. Get it

73. Web Sudoku. Pit your numerical wits against a series of Sudoku puzzles, then compare your times to friends. Get it

74. SlideShows. Turn your photos and vids into rolling slideshows that even your family will try not to watch. Get it

75. Honesty Box. Send anonymous messages to your friends telling them what you REALLY think. Isn’t the point of friends that you can do this without needing anonymity? Get it

76. Food Fight! (pictured) Get daily lunch money to spend on food, then chuck it at your friends. In the real world, it’s wasting the planet’s natural resources, but on Facebook it’s just wasting your work-time. Cool. Get it

77. Vampires. Like zombies, except even more bitey. Get it

78. Lending Club. Borrow money from a collective of Facebook users. Although the fact that someone spends their working day on Facebook may indicate that they soon might not have a salary to meet the repayments… Get it

79. Diner Dash. One of my fave ever web casual games goes Facebook, with you working as a waitress. Except more fun than that sounds, honest. Get it

80. Snooth. Get wine recommendations, helping you step up from your usual habit of buying whatever’s got a couple of quid knocked off the price in Sainsburys. Or is that just me (hic)? Get it

81. Happiness Gauge. Show the world how grumpy you’re feeling today. Get it

82. Tarot Cards. Your own personal set of Tarot cards, showing the influences that govern your entire life. Death, Death and Death isn’t a great set, obviously. Get it

83. Russian Roulette. More death, in that you put a gun on your profile that friends can chance their arm (well, eye/brains) with. Get it

84. Pac-Man. Decidedly unofficial, but still retro-tastic gaming fun. Get it

85. Chess. Play chess against your Facebook friends, to show that you’re intelligent enough to have progressed from draughts. Get it

86. I’m A Virgin??? Well, are you? This game lets you guess who’s Done It and who hasn’t. Just like your schooldays. Get it

87. myCrush. Tag friends who you’d secretly like a cheeky snog with, and then see if they tag you back. If they do, follow up with a good poke etc etc. Get it

88. My Flickr. Show your Flickr photos on your profile, sorted in a range of ways (Tags, Interesting, Photoset etc). Get it

89. YouTube Skins. Put a YouTube vid on your profile, then bling it up with some surrounding artwork (for example, a plasma screen). Very cool indeed. Get it

90. YouCams. Where Facebook and webcams collide. And not just for cybersex either. Honest. Get it

91. iPhone Owner. Perhaps the smuggest Facebook app in existence, this lets the world know that you’ve got Apple’s new handset and they haven’t. Unless they’ve added this app too, of course. Get it

92. Art (pictured). Put posh artworks on your profile, to show how cultured you are. Or if you’re Prince William, to show which ones you own. Get it

93. Big Brother News. Who’s whining at who in the latest pointless argument inside the Big Brother house? Find out here. Get it

94. Chizzat. Live chat to your Facebook friends on your profile. For those who are just TOO DAMN IMPATIENT to wait for wall-to-wall. Get it

95. Your Hottest Friend. Vote on which of your friends you’d most like to spoil the friendship with a slightly-taboo shagfest. Get it

96. Project Playlist. Simple and cool app that integrates with your playlist on Music 2.0 site Project Playlist. Get it

97. Girl On Bus. Suitably silly animated game where you have to stop a cartoon girl called Maggie from toppling over on the bus. Get it

98. Friend Tracker. Find out who’s been reading your profile with this app, which lets friends click on a link to let you know they stopped by. Get it

99. Magnetic Words. Stick fridge poetry all over your profile, and see how many rude phrases people come up with. Get it

100. Virtual iPhone. Much less expensive than a real one, with no battery worries. Get it

101. Chuck Norris. Just because. Get it

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If you save the below image and make it your main profile pic on myspace and change your name to  “_________ is Seventeen Forever”  we will make you a top friend on our myspace page!

After you make the changes, leave us a comment on our page – each day we will select new fans to be a part of our Top Friends AND 5 lucky people who participate will win a Metro Station hoodie and autographed CD!

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With the addition of a new member in the family come additional expenses as well. No one ever warned me about how many diapers a baby poos in every day and how much baby food costs when you’re not nursing! Even with two full time working parents, it’s not easy to cover all the new and very often unexpected expenses. I mean, teething medicine? Can’t they just skip the whole growing teeth stage and go straight to dentures? It would save a lot on braces. And how can I resist a good steak or new earrings when they feel like my best friends?

So, in an attempt to salvage the situation and even manage to put aside money each month, my husband and I came up with a plan. We carefully analyzed how much money we make and put together a realistic budget that we swore to follow like the Bible. I also promised never to use my credit card. This sneaky device lets you purchase things that come back to haunt you at the end of the month. Pure evil, I say, pure evil.

Well, it’s been a few months since we started with this plan. It seemed fool proof and I felt confident that I could easily stick with it. I religiously wrote down everything that we spent and managed the money meticulously. But then I started to smell the good life and was tempted to buy “just” one thing or “just” one more thing. Of course I was writing these things down as miscellaneous, so they always “fit” into the budget. But at the end of the month, these things did not fit into the budget and things were looking bad again.

So, in a second attempt to salvage the situation, my husband and I came up with a second plan. Or should I say, we read about a great idea in the Readers Digest.

Stay tuned for my next post….

• Business trip to Austin, Texas
• Five Days of Disney
• The Parsons are in Minneapolis!
• Vermont Fall Foliage and More
• Indianapolis and Pennsylvania road trip!
• Literary Travels with Lacee Low… California

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Punkai is a growing global social network lets you bond with
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acquaintances, share stuffs that are valuable to them like their
photos, music, videos and a lot more!
Connect and chat with family, friends and loved ones! upload and
watch photos, videos, files, albums, and more! share your
individuality with your music, videos and photos, spread out
your network showcase your own self with your customized profile page

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Well here’s a new one:

I was going to top friends and BAM! haha.

Wow, on facebook now?

Umm, I didn’t get the whole random box of text.

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Lately, I’ve really been enjoying working on my Facebook. I know that Facebook was intended for students in college to keep in touch, but who cares, right? Today everyone is using Facebook, students, parents and CEO’s alike, which brings me to my post for today. The CEO of the company I work for (Tripcart.com) decided to open a profile on Facebook too. At first it seemed a bit strange, but then it hit me. CEO’s are actually human too.

I love my Facebook because it lets me update all my friends without having to send individual e-mails. I can post pictures without sending them a link, and I can chat with them without using messenger. So all in all, Facebook is great. But what about Facebook is attracting entrepreneurs, like my boss, to open business profiles? I mean, there’s always Linked-in for that, no? But as I browsed through my boss’s profile, I began to see things I never noticed before. He isn’t just a CEO or a boss; he is actually a father, a friend and a husband as well. Looking at his profile made me realize that opening a business profile on Facebook was actually a very smart thing for him to do. He was humanizing himself towards the outside. It made him seem more tangible and it definitely made him look up-to-date. Using Facebook made him seem young, modern and maybe even a little hip.

Bottom line, what was he thinking? This can only be good for business.

• Portland: maybe I’ll relocate?
• Romantic New York City, take THREE
• Literary travels
• Chillin’ in Montauk State Park
• top ten literary cities
• Home Sweet Home – back in Phoenix, Arizona, and happy!

Top Friends

Tired of the old blue and white? Take back your profile with Top Friends! Now you can completely CUSTOMIZE your Top Friends Profile! Choose your skin, add music, animations and more! Give and receive exclusive awards, show off your mood and keep tabs on only the people you really care about with Top Friends News!

Feel like getting the inside scoop? Join the Top Friends Group and we’ll let you know when we add new features, etc. Feel free to suggest new features too!

For those who don’t know the context, read Facebook Continues War On App Developers. This Week: Super Wall

Facebook has been forced to shut down two of it’s top applications this week after ‘privacy violations’.

Top Friends (which I’m sure most of you have heard of) was created by Slide and lets you to rank your friends in order of how much you like them. It was Facebook’s forth biggest application, but had to be removed after a hacker published users’ private details.

Hi Social was around the 25th most popular application on Facebook, with over 280,000 daily active users. The app lets uses find out what their friends really think of them, but has also had to be removed.

Facebook has said they are looking into each case and the Information Commissioner’s Office are meeting with Facebook this week to discuss the privacy issues on the site.

Non è qualcosa che istallano all’entrata dei condomini di lusso.
Per Portierato Elettronico qui s’intende l’andare a frugare tra i cavoli altrui nei vari social network, blog e qualunque struttura web da cui si possano ottenere informazioni che non ci riguardano.

In fondo, cosa sono queste strutture se non un grande condominio virtuale in cui possiamo stare alla finestra a commentare la gente che passa? Si scoprono cose turche, come ad esempio che il nuovo ragazzo di tua cugina fa karate con uno che stava in classe con te al liceo.

Si possono trarre conclusioni a prova di dubbio, ad esempio: se il tipo con cui esci e la sua ex non accedono a MySpace dallo stesso esatto giorno è ovvio che sono in vacanza insieme, quindi lui ti ha mentito e quando torna è il caso di piantare una grana epocale, fidati. Per non parlare della classifica degli amici… metti che all’aperitivo di venerdì hai visto X, che esce con Y, chiacchierare un po’ troppo con Z che guarda caso è amica di Y. Se lunedì noti che Y ha tolto sia X che Z dai top friends, stai sicura che è scoppiato il casino.

Nella foto: Perez Hilton, Queen of All Media,
padre spirituale di ogni portinaia

Intervallo telenovelas
Il Portierato Elettronico può causare effetti collaterali anche gravi, come dimostra la seguente storiella, accaduta già da qualche anno.
I protagonisti sono Amica A (io), Amica B, Amica C e Lo Stronzo. Tutti i personaggi risiedono in Braziu, esclusa Amica A che ha lasciato i tropici per smanettare sul computer nella nostra ridente Comunità Europea.

Colta da saudade, Amica A legge il blog di Amica B, che scrive bene e ama raccontare le sue (dis)avventure amorose. Stavolta Amica B parla della sua nuova fiamma, con cui esce sporadica ma ormai regolarmente. Dà a intendere di averci fatto un po’ di tutto e ora è triste perché lui è sparito nel nulla. Traccia quindi un divertente identikit dello scomparso, descrivendolo minuziosamente: nome di battesimo, iniziale del cognome, capelli biondi e occhi azzurri perché di origine tedesca, ha tatuato sul braccio una specie di clown malefico.
Amica A, che dista dalla scena almeno 13 ore di volo senza contare gli scali, si sente un attimo mancare: la descrizione corrisponde per filo e per segno al fidanzato – da 8 anni, con anello al dito – della sua carissima Amica C!
Cosa fare? Cosa non fare? Nulla, se non fosse che Amica C sta per sposarlo, Lo Stronzo.
Poche settimane dopo Amica A va in Braziu a trovare i suoi, e parla. Ci sono delle conferme (Amica B è tutt’altro che l’unica scappatella). Scoppia il casino. L’anello va a farsi benedire.
Amica A non se ne pente perché alla fine Amica B si è fatta un po’ più furba, Amica C è rinata come donna indipendente e Lo Stronzo continua a credere che il suo solo errore sia stato farsi beccare.

Tornando a noi
È vero che il Portierato Elettronico può essere irresistibile, soprattutto quando ci piace qualcuno, ma la patologia è dietro l’angolo. Nervi saldi e autocontrollo sono fondamentali per non lasciarsi trascinare in un vortice di paranoie campate in aria, anche più delle paranoie normali. Praticarlo senza che prenda il sopravvento, ecco il segreto: roba per vere dure, insomma.

Do you know why I quit Myspace? It’s quite simple, actually: I got tired of putting people on my top friends when I wasn’t on theirs and having to worry if I was doing the same to other people. I don’t like putting effort into a one-sided relationship; I’m sure you know what I mean.

I’m sure that we’d all like to think people think of us just as much as we think of them and care about us just as much as we care about them. It’s tiring and depressing to consider anything else. Putting effort into a one-sided relationship is draining because you’re chasing after that person, trying to make them care, trying to make them like you — and we all want to be liked. When someone doesn’t like you, but you like them, it can be a real blow to your self-esteem, depending on your personality.

I have a couple friends who just shrug off things like that, acting like they don’t care. At least one of them is actually lying to himself, though; I can see it on his face every time something happens. If he finds out someone doesn’t like him, he just lies to himself until it becomes truth and he doesn’t care. Me, I’m the opposite. I tend to take it to heart, and it hurts, and then I take whatever action I decide on after that. It takes time, but these and other similar approaches usually work.

What sucks is when you can’t stop caring.

It makes me sad to be, or watch, the person who chases after someone who doesn’t like them. There’s a kid in one of my classes, for example, who is a complete social outcast — his clothes, mannerisms, attitude — they all combine to make him someone that nobody likes. Yet, he keeps trying to talk to and befriend people, even though all of them make it obvious that they want nothing to do with him. What keeps him going?

He has no other choice. I heard something interesting in one of my classes. “An individual cannot exist outside of society. As a social being, his identity is related to his social standing.” He needs to have that human connection, just like the rest of us, and is willing to drag himself through the mud every day trying to get it. Some of us just choose people out of our reach.

There are those people who we want so badly to connect to. They’re really charismatic — either in looks, personality, or both — and we’re attracted to them, like moths to a flame. But like that flame, some of them burn us, sending us spiraling down towards the earth with just a touch, a word, an action that says, “hey, I don’t like you.” It’s a rough landing, isn’t it?

I hate being that person who cares more, opening up for someone only to find that I’m an “acquaintance” or less than that. I guess that’s why I occasionally find myself hating the online networking sites. The top friends features perpetrate situations like this all the time, and even when you’re not friended by someone else it can make you feel the same way.

I don’t mean to condemn online sites in saying this. Networking sites have a lot of good points too, letting us keep in touch with people we wouldn’t otherwise. They can be a lot of fun. But in watching the world around me, I have been made to wonder how many people have been hurt out of lines being drawn and conclusions made based on who your “friends” are.

MySpace…… Where You Can Now Post Your Who You Are Mad At.

Originally uploaded by liv4day

               I have a MySpace account like most people I know. I recently had a discussion with one of my friends about how she was disappointed with some of her online friends. That’s when the light went off in my brain. I think that MySpace should have I’m mad at you section. It could be located right next to your Top Friends. So much clicking would go on that you will have forgotten why you were online in the first place. Now who shall I put in my number one spot……

Altså…. jag har 165 vänner på facebook. Av dessa 165 får man plats med 30 stycken på en top-friend-lista. Här om dagen försvann en av dem…. längst ned i mitten är ett frågetecken utan namn under där det för bara några dagar sedan var ett foto. I två dagar har ju försökt lista ut vem dessertören är utan att lyckas. Hur bra vänner är egentligen mina top-friend-vänner om jag inte ens lyckas komma på detta??

Hm….. eller frågan är kanske snarare…. hur bra vän är jag? :S