Yes, I'm spamming...

Vompatti wrote: darkshade wrote: Vompatti wrote: darkshade wrote: Vompatti wrote: darkshade wrote: I will occasionally use it if I get invited to a party or something, to see where it is Every time I've been invited to a party the location has been specified clearly enough in the invitation.   Right, but when I get the e-mail notification, I need to log in to Facebook to look at the invitation. Ewwwww. I probably wouldn't look at such an invitation k I don't think I'd enjoy a party arranged by someone who puts the invitation on some disgusting social networking site instead of sending or preferably voicing it directly to the particular people they wish to appear at this event.

I know what your saying, but some of my friends throw big enough parties where it's not worth it to call or text individual people. (obviously if they are a close friend, I probably already knew about it before the invites got sent out.)

People use facebook to keep in touch with people, it's an unfortunate fact of life. I don't like it either.


Edited by darkshade - August 06 2011 at 13:23

Vompatti wrote: Henry Plainview wrote: Vompatti wrote: I don't think I'd enjoy a party arranged by someone who puts the invitation on some disgusting social networking site instead of sending or preferably voicing it directly to the particular people they wish to appear at this event. That is probably why you don't have any friends.  I once went to a birthday party.

Done... it wasn't that hard 

Jake Kobrin wrote: I didn't expect this to really get positive feedback, but if you need a reason to do something that is kind for another person (especially with the attitude "what's in it for me?") then you should probably read this book...

Then you shouldn't have posted it, and I don't think there is any book in the world that could persuade me to help other people game Facebook.
 

Vompatti wrote: I don't think I'd enjoy a party arranged by someone who puts the invitation on some disgusting social networking site instead of sending or preferably voicing it directly to the particular people they wish to appear at this event.

That is probably why you don't have any friends. 

Edited by Henry Plainview - August 05 2011 at 16:40

darkshade wrote: Vompatti wrote: darkshade wrote: Vompatti wrote: darkshade wrote: I will occasionally use it if I get invited to a party or something, to see where it is Every time I've been invited to a party the location has been specified clearly enough in the invitation.   Right, but when I get the e-mail notification, I need to log in to Facebook to look at the invitation. Ewwwww. I probably wouldn't look at such an invitation k

I don't think I'd enjoy a party arranged by someone who puts the invitation on some disgusting social networking site instead of sending or preferably voicing it directly to the particular people they wish to appear at this event.

darkshade wrote: Vompatti wrote: darkshade wrote: I will occasionally use it if I get invited to a party or something, to see where it is Every time I've been invited to a party the location has been specified clearly enough in the invitation.   Right, but when I get the e-mail notification, I need to log in to Facebook to look at the invitation.

Ewwwww. I probably wouldn't look at such an invitation k

darkshade wrote: I will occasionally use it if I get invited to a party or something, to see where it is

Every time I've been invited to a party the location has been specified clearly enough in the invitation.

Jake Kobrin wrote: I didn't expect this to really get positive feedback, but if you need a reason to do something that is kind for another person (especially with the attitude "what's in it for me?") then you should probably read this book...

I should probably read it before I can "like" it.

I didn't expect this to really get positive feedback, but if you need a reason to do something that is kind for another person (especially with the attitude "what's in it for me?") then you should probably read this book... 

What circumstances force someone to use Facebook?  I'm absolutely never on mine and don't see how I'd be forced to.

himtroy wrote: Really guys?  Can't just like something to help him out?  You could even like it and then post something like "I'm just liking this to help somebody else out", they aren't going to check your page, just the amount of fans.  Who cares if it doesn't apply specifically to you, it might help someone out.  Either way, it's at least if not more productive than fictional writings.

Liking that (mostly empty) page is about as helpful as signing an online petition that the book should be published (that is, not at all). Jake has been doing a lot[/url of self-promoting lately, which I find irritating, and I don't know about anyone else, but trying to deflect a hostile response with the thread title only provokes me further. PA is not here to fake random things for you.
 

The Truth wrote:  Did Henry just use a meme?

I use memes occasionally.