DISQUS

Totally hilarious!! Made me laugh out loud (especially being British myself - loved the UK twist).

For more side-splitting laughs, I recently found this spoof site by David McCandless called Crackbook:
http://www.theinternetnowinhandybookform.com/cr...

If you like Dave Barry, you'll love this guy! :)

I find it interesting that society tends to label something as an addiction if we do "too much" of it... according to whom? I was wrangling with this very dilemma when my coach asked me how much joy I was experiencing on a scale of 1-10.

My response is that I'm always an 8, often 9-10 in my life overall. "So what's the problem?" he said!! Yeah, exactly! LOL. If other areas of life are suffering, granted the 'addiction' might need to be addressed.

The other week, I wrote a tongue-in-cheek guide: "Top Ten Signs You’re Addicted To Facebook"
http://whyfacebook.wordpress.com/2007/09/25/top...

I have a process I go through with every Friend request, where I initiate or they do. Most of what I do is intuitively based and takes less than 60 seconds to do.

However, I've started documenting the process in a how-to guide to show other people. I believe there are certain signs to look for in terms of which people would make a good friend, and which might just take up a valuable seat in your 5,000-strong 'auditorium.' LOL.

Cheers,
Mari

There IS a way to turn off app requests... go to the notifications page (click on the down arrow next to "Inbox" & select "Notifications"), then check/uncheck the apps you want/don't want notices from. Easy as pie! ;)

Cheers,
Mari