Oh, crap. Pictures from that one Halloween party I went to have been tagged on Facebook.
Nothing scandalous, unless you count the one where I'm wearing a tricornered hat, holding a hookah, and making a horrible face. Or the one where I'm grinning stupidly and brandishing my cell phone while standing along with a few dozen other people behind the dude who came dressed as the Verizon guy. Seriously, it's The Network.
Yeah, that was a fun night.
However, point is, people from my professional life have started friending me. Until recently, my profile picture was a contestant from America's Next Top Model (shut. up.) who looks nothing like me. It was amusing for a little while, then I switched to an actual picture of myself. Unfortunately, my common-as-muck name wasn't common enough to keep me from getting tracked down. And I don't know what to do.
I joined Facebook to keep in touch with friends from school, not for a business networking tool. All the suits are late on the bandwagon, having only recently realized that HAY, social networking isn't just for middle-schoolers. In theory, I s'pose I could add businesspeople back and keep them on a filter that doesn't let them see my pictures, my status, what level of pirate I am, etc. Only, that can't be done on an individual basis--I would have to keep everyone I'm friends with through that network on the same filter. So the people I know through school would be unaffected, but people I know through my city, friends and business contacts alike, would be blocked off.
Not a horribly big deal, but it kind of irks me.
Nothing scandalous, unless you count the one where I'm wearing a tricornered hat, holding a hookah, and making a horrible face. Or the one where I'm grinning stupidly and brandishing my cell phone while standing along with a few dozen other people behind the dude who came dressed as the Verizon guy. Seriously, it's The Network.
Yeah, that was a fun night.
However, point is, people from my professional life have started friending me. Until recently, my profile picture was a contestant from America's Next Top Model (shut. up.) who looks nothing like me. It was amusing for a little while, then I switched to an actual picture of myself. Unfortunately, my common-as-muck name wasn't common enough to keep me from getting tracked down. And I don't know what to do.
I joined Facebook to keep in touch with friends from school, not for a business networking tool. All the suits are late on the bandwagon, having only recently realized that HAY, social networking isn't just for middle-schoolers. In theory, I s'pose I could add businesspeople back and keep them on a filter that doesn't let them see my pictures, my status, what level of pirate I am, etc. Only, that can't be done on an individual basis--I would have to keep everyone I'm friends with through that network on the same filter. So the people I know through school would be unaffected, but people I know through my city, friends and business contacts alike, would be blocked off.
Not a horribly big deal, but it kind of irks me.
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You are an evil temptress and I hate you. :P I don't even know what this Pirates thing is and now I want it.
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Which ANTM contestant? :)
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Wow, uh, that's some name. :) I can't find a picture of her online, but hey, you are talking to someone currently obsessed with a contestant from a gazillion cycles ago who has spent ages unearthing every corner of the internet to find information, and is contemplating visiting the purported bar said contestant works at. When I get into something, I like to go all out.
I haven't watched the current cycle yet, I somehow can only watch the show in marathon format. I'm sure I'll see it at some point.
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Spontaniouse is pretty.. why was she cut? I still can't believe someone actually has a name like that.
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Spontaniouse didn't seem to have a single intelligent thought in her head. The little screen time she had was pretty painful.
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Haha.. so she was your Facebook icon why?
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Yes, too many icons, and most of them bad. That's what happens when you let me loose with screencaps and the stupid LJ icon maker. (I love this one. I don't know what's more adorable, her or the kitten.)
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And I definitely just typed hugh school for a second there. Oy. Does not compute.