Writing in today's National Post, Barbara Kay suggests Facebook is a "stage for showcasing one's wit, charm and social worthiness and therefore inherently competitive. Friendship quality is irrelevant; quantity and self-promotion are all that count."
She is absolutely right.
I want all the Facebook friends I can get!
So if you are on Facebook I would be glad to be your friend.
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Kay's Facebookism: See evil, speak no evil.
Just your luck, you make 236 friends and you can't speak to any of them in public. That is so ewww Gerry.
Only 236 friends?
I have 300, not that it's a competition, but it does make me 27.1% better as a human being.
I only add friends who are actually friends or at least people I know and like. So since I have never met you Gerry, I would decline your friend request. I only have 60 friends as of today and I am quite content with that. I would rather at least know who I have on my friend list that not know.
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