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[kimjo]

I've recently removed all the pics I uploaded onto here (except my avatar one which cuts my face off) precicely because I didn't want to be recognised. Don't get me wrong I'm divorced and proud of my 'lifestyle choice' but I'd rather the man I've just started seeing didn't know that I was on this site (just in case he is).

[Mustang Alley]

Originally Posted by kimjo

I've recently removed all the pics I uploaded onto here (except my avatar one which cuts my face off) precicely because I didn't want to be recognised. Don't get me wrong I'm divorced and proud of my 'lifestyle choice' but I'd rather the man I've just started seeing didn't know that I was on this site (just in case he is).

He must be one of those men who doesn't pay attention to details because I'm pretty sure if I was a guy and dating you, I would be able to tell that you are who you are just from your hair, the shape of your body and chances are he has seen that dress//picture before. If not then you need to hide all copies of that pic lol

Hmm plus the corner of your face is showing. Yea you better hope he isn't a member here lol

[babs275]

Originally Posted by Mustang Alley

He must be one of those men who doesn't pay attention to details because I'm pretty sure if I was a guy and dating you, I would be able to tell that you are who you are just from your hair, the shape of your body and chances are he has seen that dress//picture before. If not then you need to hide all copies of that pic lol

Hmm plus the corner of your face is showing. Yea you better hope he isn't a member here lol

Kind of like those pictures with a skinny, little black bar over the eyes. Yeah, the eyes are a very important part of recognition; but not the only part.

[babs275]

Threee people, (that I know of), where I work have gotten fired for "inappropriate" Facebook pictures for fuck's sake!

They way the employee handbook is written and the extra little "agreement" that we all had to sign after that acknowledging that we would "be held repsonsible" for anything we "publish on the internet" with absolutely no indication of what would or wouldn't trigger our being "held responsible" makes it all nice and legal. Probably legal anyway. And who has thousands of dollars to find out if you just got fired?

This account, a couple of email accounts and my Facebook account are in different names. And I never log onto/into anything remotely interesting at work. I had one vanilla email account that I expose to the watchers and nothing else. Facebook notifications our friends who have birthdays? They have to wait. The watchers may know that I have a FB account but I'll be damned if I'm going to expose the password to them.

There is a definite chill among everyone who works there. Public postings are suspiciously innocuous. Anything of any interest is done strictly though private messages. And I'm not referring to things interracial, swinging lifestyle or anything "like that". I mean even comments like, "work really sucked today" have brought disciplinary action. You would think that in this economy companies would have better way to spend money.

[kimjo]

I'm not even on Facebook any more. Tried it for a while a couple of years ago and grew out of it. Isn't it a bit passe now? Seeing their stock price drop through the floor I'd say it is.

[babs275]

Originally Posted by kimjo

I'm not even on Facebook any more. Tried it for a while a couple of years ago and grew out of it. Isn't it a bit passe now? Seeing their stock price drop through the floor I'd say it is.

I've never been a fan. And it seems like every week there is something on TV about how Facebook has changed the defaults to expose everything you ever did on there to the world. The concept has SOME merit; but very damn little for me. A way to find people you've lost touch with is fine. Having people you didn't to find you find you is not so fine. From what I've seen it's the joiner and follower lemmings that populate Facebook that are the real problem. Posting too much crap, playing "games", pestering everybody on your "friends" lists with promotions of retailers, . . . what have I left out?

One really cool thing about Facebook happened a year or two to me. I was on YouTube, (damn near as bad, I know), and over in the list on the right was some guy wearing a black ski mask thing and black sunglasses. WTF? So I watched the video. It was a guy going by The AntiTerrorist. I LOVED what he said about Facebook. It was so damn funny that I watched all three parts. The finishing touch was that he had a bunch of subscribers dressed the same way.

[Mustang Alley]

Originally Posted by babs275

Kind of like those pictures with a skinny, little black bar over the eyes. Yeah, the eyes are a very important part of recognition; but not the only part.

Yea, that always makes me laugh too...

[dwimmerlaik]

I'm a fan of Kaci Starr and was recently watching the video titled 'Monster Cock Fuckfest 4' which was made in 2007. One of the ladies in that movie is my cousin's ex girlfriend whom he broke up with just last year. She's now a real mess with drugs and her looks are way past the beauty in the film but definitely her. Voice and mannerisms all the same and everything. The funny thing is my cousin is a raving racist a-hole and would absolutely freak if I ever told him. So, for the sake of family harmony I keep quiet and enjoy my dirty secret.

/I have so many what's one more!

[notact]

I've always been amused at the pictures showing the womans left hand with the wedding ring "blocked" out! Yeah, I walk around the stores looking for a woman wearing that ring I saw in the video!!!!!

Originally Posted by babs275

Kind of like those pictures with a skinny, little black bar over the eyes. Yeah, the eyes are a very important part of recognition; but not the only part.

[fforall55]

If someone recognized my wife, I would hope they would discreetly contact us.