16 Replies to “To My Friends”

  1. to paraphrase a quote…
    “If you don’t have enough time in your life, shut off the computer” and I should add smartphone.

  2. I don’t ‘Facebook’.
    I don’t Twitter or Tweet or whatever it is either.
    I should get a job in the police department or in the liberal media-propaganda complex…

  3. I think that’s a little unfair; they [i]are[/i] using the group to coordinate searches and allocate people to flyering the appropriate areas.

  4. I can image a day quite soon in which a search party forms up and as it slowly progresses through the tall grass the corpse is completely missed because the searchers have all got their heads down as they stupidly tweet away on their Blackberries.

  6. I can live without it.
    Because-
    when it all shuts down,
    there will be weeping,
    wailing,
    and knashing of teeth..
    not to mention jumping off buildings..

  8. Local news reporting of the story on CKOM radio is actually focused on the Facebook friend count and the Shannon Tweed retweet angle. I kid you not.

  9. yup, seen this over and over in todays journalism.. Facebook & Twitter become the story, not the missing person.

  10. 7 sentences on the actual story.
    10 sentences on FB and Twitter and celebrities, plus how many pictures.

  15. If Kate goes missing, I would hate for my last image to be a photograph of her and Gene Simmons.

  16. For what it is worth,
    I hate facebook.
    And I hate the fact the guy who made a fortune with facebook actually stole the idea from other people.
    He is not a successful entrepeneur he is a crook of the worse kind.

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