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hmm... Identify yourself! :P


Ive got you now! muwhahahaha!
 
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I have an account.

I think.

/me strains the gray matter

Yes, yes, I do.

But I stopped using it months ago.

Come to think of it, I have a MySpace page, too. I'm pretty sure I do, anyway.

Anyway, my complete abandonment of social networking sites aside, perhaps we should start up a Facebook ID thread? Those who don't want to post their IDs can remain anonymous and invite people to PM them to request their IDs.
 
haha.. A friend of mine sent me an invite months ago to this facebook thing. Then My wife signed up for it just recently , and a bunch of our mutual friends are on it, so we figured why not have another tool to keep in better contact.

Really I guess if we wanted too we could start a CGA group, ofc ppl only accept those they want on their list so I think its easy enough to filter ppl that might be harmful.

p.s. I did find your account Tek .... can you find me? muwhahaha!


J7


pps. fire up a official Facebook thread, id be more then happy to join a CGA specific group if theres enough interest.
 
I'm already friends with Tek and Shagz on Facebook. If anyone else wants to be internet friends, just PM me I guess.
 
Cloud G said:
Is there a CGA/ToJ/SoE......group on facebook?
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I had considered creating both Facebook and MySpace pages for the CGA and Tribe of Judah, but we're short on staff as it is. Putting those pages together would take quite a bit of work; moderating and maintaining the pages would take even more.

It's something I plan on in the future, but I have a number of goals--both for CGA and ToJ--ahead of social networking pages.
 
I figured out what Facebook was for just a few weeks ago -- spying on your friends! I learned that one of my friends drinks a lot, another dropped out of his school, and that my sister has an untamed tongue, makes friends with losers that don't deserve to throw away her toenail clippings, and is a semi-liberal who is too stuck up to hear any facts.

The internet... it's an amazing thing...
 
It's amazing what you see coming out of people when they think that there is no accountability or culpability for their words.

I tend to be slightly more aggressive on the internet because I have time to decide what I want to say, how it want to say it, then spend time typing out the response. I have time to decide with each message "is this how I want to come across?" Whereas in normal conversation, I don't think on my feet quite as well and typically my tongue is faster than my brain, so I tend to be a little more passive to reduce the chance that I'll agree to (or say) something that I'll regret.

This message is a perfect example. I've only modified it 2 or 3 times before I was ready to hit submit. :)
 
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