Don't Censor Me, Friendster, or I Can't Believe My Downstairs Neighbor is Still Screaming
I just tried to post a bulletin on Friendster that contained the word "shit" twice and they totally wouldn't let me. So I eliminated the offensive portion and now I don't even know if it actually posted.
Dear Friendster,
I know you've made a bunch of "awesome" upgrades to your site, and that you were mentioned on the cancelled television series "Ed," and that you have all these great "users," but here's the thing:
People who need to have flashcards to remember who their friends are use your website to have casual sex or exchange intermittent pleasantries with people they cannot stand more than a 2-inch pictorial representation of at any given moment.
Also, myspace is kinda better.
Sincerely,
Anonymous User
My downstairs neighbor, who is also my landlord's sister ( I already lost you) definitely just had an hour-long, screaming argument with my other downstairs neighbor, and then screamed about it again for an hour on the phone with someone else. The worst part about it was that I found out how much the guy downstairs pays rent, which is *nothing* whereas I, being part of the Brooklyn Boom n' Bust, pay actual gold bullion and a quart of blood for my room share. However, the free loud argument service makes it totally worth it, I guess.
Hey, I like writing this small. It makes me feel like Mark Twain.
Dear Friendster,
I know you've made a bunch of "awesome" upgrades to your site, and that you were mentioned on the cancelled television series "Ed," and that you have all these great "users," but here's the thing:
People who need to have flashcards to remember who their friends are use your website to have casual sex or exchange intermittent pleasantries with people they cannot stand more than a 2-inch pictorial representation of at any given moment.
Also, myspace is kinda better.
Sincerely,
Anonymous User
My downstairs neighbor, who is also my landlord's sister ( I already lost you) definitely just had an hour-long, screaming argument with my other downstairs neighbor, and then screamed about it again for an hour on the phone with someone else. The worst part about it was that I found out how much the guy downstairs pays rent, which is *nothing* whereas I, being part of the Brooklyn Boom n' Bust, pay actual gold bullion and a quart of blood for my room share. However, the free loud argument service makes it totally worth it, I guess.
Hey, I like writing this small. It makes me feel like Mark Twain.
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