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Don't care. Barely use Facebook at all, don't use Friendfeed.
Social networking is overrated. The only reason I use Facebook at all is to keep in contact with family and friends. I'm not one of the "broadcast my life to the world" types. - Posted by: CobraA1 Posted on: 08/10/09 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use
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