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- Dynamicbeast727 - 02-27-2013 07:59 AM

Facebook's sole purpose is to allow people with absolutely no life to share their no life experiences with other people who have no life.

1 billion people are on Facebook, so 5 billion are not. We are in the majority.


- Annie Dawn - 02-27-2013 08:01 AM

No one would judge you and if anyone does, they'd be the loser.
I used to have facebook account too and I didn't find it to be any interesting either. In fact, I liked Yahoo Messenger chat rooms till its e-death more. Don't bother about it. You are what you are and having an online account or the lack of having one will not hamper it.

Stop worrying! Smile


- Missy - 02-27-2013 08:09 AM

it doesnt make you weird at all-it means you have a brain.fb is so stupid


- Yoko Ono - 02-27-2013 08:15 AM

No dear,you are wise..Just like my John


- Rick - 02-27-2013 08:20 AM

not weird at all,probably the smartest thing to do


- Chrissy - 02-27-2013 08:25 AM

No, I'm 21, I deleted mine 3 years ago, but just last month I got back on it, mainly to connect with old friends & new people for business and work. But it's not weird


- squareunderwear835 - 02-27-2013 08:27 AM

No.

You're not weird. You're coolest person ever!

I totally agree with you. I think the same way about facebook.
FB is only for losers& lame....


- Firebird NZ - 02-27-2013 08:36 AM

No, Facebook is pointless unless you enjoy using it.
Obviously if you don't find it interesting then there's no point in having one.
I deleted my account because I rarely used it and whenever I did, it was just a bunch of people posting things which I have no interest in, or stupidly obvious posts... "It's Christmas".