Jules says that you two are married on Facebook. We need you to confirm that you are, in fact, married to Jules.To confirm this relationship request, follow the link below:
http://www.facebook.com/home.php
These are strange days on planet Earth.
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the best is that even after you confirm that you are, in fact, married to your spouse, your friends page continues to ask you “how do you know so-&-so?”
so. surreal.
Adam, surreal describes beautifully how I felt.
Facebook is successful because it is the best implementation I have seen of a social networking tool, but there many aspects that make me wonder what were they thinking, like the above that seems dehumanizing.
At one point Sharon and I were considering getting married in secret and just changing our MySpace status and see how long it would take for anyone to notice.
Married on facebook? lol, some people take social networking too far. Facebook is becoming extremely popular and I think that in the long-run, it will be bigger and better than myspace. Does anyone else share the same view as me?