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how to get my parents to make me a facebook? - Abbie - 09-03-2013 05:43 AM
i am almost 15 and still don't have one. i want one so bad!
facebook is blocked on my computer. i cant unblock it without there password!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
and it has stupid parental controls
- Dominick - 09-03-2013 05:49 AM
How about you make your own Facebook all by yourself.
Edit. By going to a friend's house and making one using their computer?
- Dorlin=God Of Fire - 09-03-2013 05:58 AM
Then Make One troll -w-
- Brandon - 09-03-2013 06:00 AM
Just type in http://www.facebook.com and sign up for free, your parents don't need to know, good luck.
- Aman Kumar - 09-03-2013 06:02 AM
Well the first thing would be to convince them and let them unblock it
or else u can use this , try https://www.facebook.com
or try using a proxy like "ultra surf" , (its a small software , just download it and run it , no need to even install it )
if non of that works , then beg them
- Jenny - 09-03-2013 06:08 AM
Tell them that you'll use it responsibly. Promise that you won't swear, publicly embarrass yourself, do something that will cause you to get kidnapped, stay on it 24/7...whatever they're worried about, promise you won't do it. The main deal is that you have to convince them that you're old enough to use Facebook responsibly, don't whine about it or it won't work, because if the computer has parental controls, you kinda HAVE to have their permission.
- Noah - 09-03-2013 06:16 AM
There's no point of facebook, I had one for more than four years and its nothing but an attention serving website where girls post 53 new photos to their 200th-something album named "JJJUUNNNEEERR YEAR!!! <<<<333" and they get like 70+ likes from the overly hyped highschool female populace. If you really want to get one, please be a sane individual, you'll get more respect.