Danielle Sexton (Age 27) reportedly swiped a multicolored leopard print dress with a black waistband from Morties, a store in her native West Frankfort, Illinois. After the owner’s son, Kert Williams, posted a note about the theft and a description of the woman on his Facebook page, people quickly began pointing him toward Sexton’s selfie, which she had just set as her new profile pic. Williams passed the information along to the police, who arrested her.
I have a confession to make. Sometimes I’ll “like” a post before I’ve even read it and then I read through it & think:
“This is horrible! Why would you say something like that!? I don’t agree with that at all, BUT I already liked it… Its too late to “unlike” it, everyone will know!”
When in reality no one beside the poster will notice a damn thing. But my panic is in overdrive when people do this to my posts:
Like. Unlike. Like.
If I happen to be viewing this anomaly as it happens, all I can do is scream at the screen saying:
“Quit messing with my feelings! My feelings… Its a “Like” button, not a Clit, you press it once & forever hold your peace! I will find you!”
And after calming down I just assume that WordPress/Facebook was lagging, so the button was pressed repeatedly. Or maybe, just maybe you can’t decide if you love or hate this post. And that makes me giggle.
In the real world Facebook politics would & probably have gotten somebody killed.
Poking:
Why are you poking me man!? You know I don’t roll like that. What are you poking at anyway!?
Girl why are you poking me, you know my girl is gonna snap when she sees you doing that to me? But you poke me so good girl.
(Why are you poking me, do you want my attention or do you want me to poke you with something?)
Like Button
Do you actually have something to say? I was asking a question & all I got was a “Like”, what am I supposed to do with that?
I am in pain & you “Like” that!? You are some sick *bleeps*!
(Some things are not meant to be “liked”. Some things need an answer or comment as opposed to an absent minded button press.)
Sharing
That was meant just for you girl & you shared it with EVERYBODY. Why would you do that?
(Have you ever shared something you weren’t supposed to?)
Tagging
I’m calling you out man! You were here with that girl at this bar at this time.
Oh… Oh wait, sorry, you didn’t want your business put out there like that. Whoops! Too late bro, I think that she knows. Oh, oh, she knows, she knows! My bad!!
(If you don’t want people knowing where you are or you are a cheater this feature will mess you up SO fast!)
Status Updates
Relationship Status: Its complicated with Teri Jensen
Status: I can’t stand U sometimes!
1 hour later…
Relationship Status: Married to CDN Stormlover
Status: Girl you are so fine, you know you got it like that. I LUV u boo.
10 minutes later…
Relationship Status: Single
Status: I hate when bitches bitch about other bitches bitching. Why are U putting my business out there @Teri Jensen!? GOD, some people!
I’m making a PB&J sandwich & then hopping on Twitter!
(The truth of the matter is you put your business out there & got caught cus you are dumb! And I don’t care about your sandwich or Twitter since you use Facebook as though it were Twitter anyway!)
It’s no freaking wonder people get into fights over dumb shit on Facebook or “Stalkerbook” as its also called.
Sigh…
What’s your Facebook beef?
P.S. Teri & Lee were just used as examples. No one was harmed during the making of this post (yet) & all examples were works of fiction or based on other peoples misfortunes, not my own (yet).
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Don’t Brag About It.
In Britain, Michael Ruse, 21, was found guilty of assaulting a friend’s 55-year-old father with a baseball bat and baton after bragging about the trial on Facebook.
Ruse believed the 2 week trial was going in his favor and began posting on Facebook that he thought he would get away with it.
As the jury prepared to deliberate a verdict, an anonymous person submitted copies of Ruse’s Facebook postings and he was forced to change his plea to guilty.
The judge considered the Facebook postings a confession to the crime. Ruse continued to post online that he thought the judge was stuck up shortly before his sentencing.
Ruse, who had previous convictions of assault and criminal damage, was sentenced to nearly a year in prison, a 2-year suspension and a 6-month curfew from 7pm to 7am.
Ruse’s friend, Terry Reeve, also participated in the attack on his own father and was found guilty of assault and criminal damage. Reeve was sententenced to 1 year and 2 months in prison.
The father suffered cuts to the head and bruises throughout his body.
Source: SkimThat.com
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We should get drunk together & cut loose.
I’m fun love-drunk & you’re laidback tipsy.
We don’t need to be intoxicated to enjoy each other, but it sure makes things interesting.
NOTE:
I’ve never had a hangover. I blame it on my high tolerance. But I would love to grab a drink & cut loose on the dance floor with all off you, especially you “Storm”.
I’ve had the pleasure of getting to know some really cool & interesting bloggers through this blog & Facebook.
This shot’s for you.
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The Wandering Mind 