[cinderbella]

Umm..I want that guys job! I mean the guy who sits there and updates Twitter for Disney..he or she is answering every comment directed at them!!

[dznygrl]

Originally Posted by Tinker Mel

I do use FB a lot...but it used to be primarily a network of college students, 20-somethings and maybe some 30-somethings. Now my 70+-year-old grandfather even has a FB! My mother will call me, not to ask how I'm doing or check on the kids...but to ask me what I was talking about in my status update from earlier in the day. It's cracking me up to watch so many people who were computer-illiterate 10 years ago now be addicted to Facebook.

I like Twitter so far...

This is exactly my big problem with FB! I was iffy about it at first, but once I got used to it I started to enjoy it...and now EVERY relative known to mankind is on there asking to be my friend! I don't even enjoy updating because some of these relatives are not people I want to keep udated on my daily life. Maybe I'm just a stick in the mud, but - I can't truly be myself when I know my 70+-year-old grandmother is reading everything I say. And the "crazy" relatives that are generally avoided at all costs? Yeah, they're all on there too.

[Tinker Mel]

Originally Posted by dznygrl

This is exactly my big problem with FB! I was iffy about it at first, but once I got used to it I started to enjoy it...and now EVERY relative known to mankind is on there asking to be my friend! I don't even enjoy updating because some of these relatives are not people I want to keep udated on my daily life. Maybe I'm just a stick in the mud, but - I can't truly be myself when I know my 70+-year-old grandmother is reading everything I say. And the "crazy" relatives that are generally avoided at all costs? Yeah, they're all on there too.

Haha...you're so right! My sister & I were having this conversation a couple of days ago actually. Can't we just have facebook?? That's why I now have security layers on my account...for bosses, family, former teachers, internet stalkers, excessive posters, and general creeps.