forever homeless i'm sure;

[batterypowered]

You're kidding me with this right? I see you over there, giving me eyes, then the other guy, and that app isn't even mine.

I have to tell you, I'm deeply offended. Stark Industries is offended. Your nation is offended. (Well, actually, they're always offended, but this one occasion is specifically for you. There are trophies with your name on them and everything, I'd know, I had them engraved.)

Come on, what is this, I'm only worth 12% of your time? It hurts, it really does.

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Typos are cruel and unusual punishments.

[sonofcoul]

It helps that when I argue with you, I normally actually have a reason to. Maybe it's a personal growth moment for you, in not actually doing anything at the moment that I would have to reprimand you for.

But no, as a rule, we don't tend to make widespread use of Facebook. Well, not as users.

[batterypowered]

Maybe you should; it might cut down on the interpersonal communication problem. People tend to be nicer about all that borrowing without permission and information hoarding if you at least fake being nice back.

[sonofcoul]

It may just be me, but I don't think Facebook is quite the medium to do it in. But I would argue that I'm actually quite nice, for the most part.

[batterypowered]

But stuffy. It does nothing for the foreboding government agency image, you've got to connect with the kids these days.

[sonofcoul]

Wouldn't connecting with the kids these days actually require us to use one of the more up-and-coming social networks? Facebook's userbase is getting progressively older.

Heck, at this point, I'm pretty sure my mom has one.

[batterypowered]

Tumblr then. Amuse them with moving pictures and what-not. Or, better idea, build your own--wait, your mom has a Facebook? What is the world coming to?

[sonofcoul]

I have nieces and nephews. She comments on their photos.

Definitely not the sole province of the cool kids anymore.