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This is funny

eMeS

Please Rob Me

MS

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Andretii

eMeS wrote: »

Please Rob Me

MS

Just saw it today too.
I just feel ashamed of knowing people who uses twitter.

dynamik

Pfft, next they're going to tell you that you shouldn't post your drunken, mostly-naked party pics on MySpace. Ridiculous.

eMeS

dynamik wrote: »

Pfft, next they're going to tell you that you shouldn't post your drunken, mostly-naked party pics on MySpace. Ridiculous.

Yeah, your mom should stop putting her key party pics out there.

MS

dynamik

eMeS wrote: »

Yeah, your mom should stop putting her key party pics out there.

MS

There's an obvious exception when you're actually marketing yourself like that.

Aldur

I've always wondered why people actually do this. Do they get some kick out of telling the world where they are?? Is it just a case of "my friends are doing it so I want to do it too"?

This makes me think of my neighbors who recently bought a 50" LCD HDTV and put the box in their front yard for pick up on garbage day. I told the wife that it least it won't be us getting our stuff robbed...

I guess common sense isn't so common

msteinhilber

Aldur wrote: »

This makes me think of my neighbors who recently bought a 50" LCD HDTV and put the box in their front yard for pick up on garbage day. I told the wife that it least it won't be us getting our stuff robbed...

I guess common sense isn't so common

Yep, many people just don't think about it. OPSEC.

Forsaken_GA

This is why I don't participate in Facebook, Twitter, or anything like that.

I'm thrilled Google gave me a button to nuke Buzz from Gmail.

I like my privacy to remain private, damnit.