Facebook: self-contained idiot-bin? Page 2

Quote: Godot Taxis @ December 2 2010, 1:54 PM GMT

A couple of people I know are on facebook and keep exhorting me to go on it.

The few times I've looked at it it seems very mundane - comments like 'I've just had a lovely scented bath' or 'been shopping - bought some donuts'.

Should I allow myself to be dragged into it's orbit of banality? Does it get better once you join? Will it be worth having my private details passed on to 100,000 vendors just to get back in touch which some c**t I last spoke to in 1987?

View original

What conclusion did you come to, Godot?

I'd like to be Godot's Facebook friend just to see his face. I imagine him as looking like a young Malcolm Maclaren.

I thought I saw your face on Facebook the other week, Chip.

Quote: chipolata @ December 11 2010, 10:41 PM GMT

I'd like to be Godot's Facebook friend just to see his face. I imagine him as looking like a young Malcolm Maclaren.

View original

He looks like an older Matt Stott.

Quote: Ben @ December 11 2010, 10:42 PM GMT

He looks like an older Matt Stott.

View original

Poor bastard.

Godot's quite sexy. He wears his clothes well.

I'm lucky enough to have met Mr Taxi in the flesh, and he is quite charming, and a dapper dresser

I'm even luckier, Angie, as I've met you in the flesh.

Awwww, so sweet. That reminds me I think I took that photo you're using as an avatar!

That picture was of me and Renegade Carpark.

I MISS HIM SO MUCH.

Me too! Merry Christmas Renegade if you're watching.

*raises glass to the BCG's finest Rufus Hound lookalike*

I'm sure I've seen of photo of Godot posted. Almost made me turn, my stomach that is! Boom-boom!

You people are sick. Why pick on people's appearences?!

Well I don't know about anyone else but mine is said with much love.

Can we please stop talking about how ugly Godot is & concentrate on why he doesn't want to go on Facebook.
Otherwise we go off topic & our words become grey.