I hate that my brother found me on Facebook

[Dave]

I can't turn down his friend request.

I grew up with him. What more does he want from me?

[[deleted user]]

He wants to know you through technology.

[Dave]

I hope he wants to know which superhero I am or what's my Hobbit name because that's mostly what I do over there.

[Tom]

I avoid that problem through the simple expedient of not joining Facebook.

[Dave]

And yet Facebook is still in business.

[Matthieu]

I deleted my account in the fall because it was distracting me. It's so... addicting...

REAL LIFE > Facebook.

[smetchie]

I don't think it's addicting. I think it's kind of lame. Now Goodreads!?!
That's addicting!

[Matthieu]

You're just a reasonable girl, Gretchen. You're right, however; it is rather lame.

[[deleted user]]

I like it, but it's no goodreads. As far as time sucks go.

I'm going to go read, now.

[Reads with Scotch]

Slowly people are finding me, and I have mixed feelings about that... But I agree it is no goodreads.

[smetchie]

I know what you mean. I was really happy to be back in touch with a few people but it only lasted for a week or so. Then I stopped talking to them again. There is only one person who found me that I actually went out of my way to hold on to.

[[deleted user]]

Facebook is like making out with your sister; everyone says it's wrong, but they all try it at some point.

[[deleted user]]

What, that's not universal?

[Kasia]

Er, first you have to have a sister, so no. Not universal.

[Rusty]

So you're not averse to the idea - you just never had the opportunity?

Those wacky Polish.

[Kasia]

So perceptive, Rusty.

[Rusty]

It's a gift.

[Reads with Scotch]

And a curse.