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by kg13 January 18, 2010
I  find Lamebook horribly addictive ;=)

In fact, having been brought up on the cliche “what would the neighbours think?” (thanks, Mum), I find it down right jaw-dropping to read what some people will “put out there”.


Ellie, could you write us a theory on this particular aspect of Facebook?

There’s plenty to research at the blog!

Is it possible the writers don’t know these conversations are public?
Surely not … I think more likely they just “have no secrets” (or “standards”, as my parents would probably have said).
    

Haven’t seen Lamebook?
Go see, but I should warn you some of the entries are downright depressing or just plain sickening if you’re not already a hardened cynic.


And what if a visitor from outer space is reading Lamebook as a gauge of what humans are about?
I suppose he (they’re always “he”) would be more convinced than ever that we are the result of a mutation.

Ellie?
Anyone?

I find Lamebook horribly addictive ;=)
In fact, having been brought up on the cliche “what would the neighbours think?” (thanks, Mum), I find it down right jaw-dropping to read what some people will “put out there”.

Ellie, could you write us a theory on this particular aspect of Facebook?
There’s plenty to research at the blog!
Is it possible the writers don’t know these conversations are public?
Surely not … I think more likely they just “have no secrets” (or “standards”, as my parents would probably have said).



Haven’t seen Lamebook? Go see, but I should warn you some of the entries are downright depressing or just plain sickening if you’re not already a hardened cynic.

And what if a visitor from outer space is reading Lamebook as a gauge of what humans are about?
I suppose he (they’re always “he”) would be more convinced than ever that we are the result of a mutation.
Ellie? Anyone?

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