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Oh Oh you should and I'll be your friend LOL.

Actuall it's kind of fun, a cool place for a group fo friends to share pyhotos and stories/diaries etc etc. :grin:

but BEWARE lisa, you will get sucked in, and find you have done nothing else but play about with it...............or is that just me????? LOL

ok i'll go on and admit it.. after readign all this i'm courious.kris showed me her space .. i really don;t get the deal it seems boring to me.. how in the **# can anyone be on that site for hours?? iches head to me it look slike another stupid journal blog thing.

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LMAO! 2nd that..courisity is evil! did i just say that?? oh no my gf is rubbing off on me.. urggg
ok i did it.. [http://www.myspace.com/iamaspazz][0]
[0]: http://www.myspace.com/iamaspazz

heh, we're all sucked in.no one will ever find my myspace though evil grin

i really don;t get the deal it seems boring to me.. how in the **# can anyone be on that site for hours?? hey tell me about it hon............I have been in the house the last two days cos of the snow, and had WAY too much time on my hands............and spent hours messing with the site.........honestly how sad am i (no need to answer that one i know sob)

HEY YOU!!!!!this is ALL your fault for posting this thread to start off with, and now you won't share your space........pout you are a bad man

I can't stand myspace....I like xanga better!!

Why indeed!Becasue more then half the time people spend online is killing boredom. Myspace isnt about your page, its abot everyone elses pages. the bulletins, Blog stalking, abusing each other in the comments, much like possum did to me this morning, Now Im going to be forced to spend some time on photoshop to return the abuse .Myspace can be entertaining here and there an its rather addictive at first but wears on after a couple of days and now check in on it one in a while, atleast a few times a week.If you start taking it seriously, then myspace has gone to far and you should be taken out, hung in a tree, and kicked in the genitals 100 times.

u have snow?? Urggggggg i want some snow! we never get snow stupid mississippi!! it's like 60F or around that...

Iv got jacked weather here, Its been in the high 40's and low 50's for over a week now and raining. Course I live at the foot of a mountain and so i have snow up the hill but just rain in my yard. we been going sledding and if I can manage a day or two Ill hit the slopes an hour from me and start some skiing. I want the damnd snow now and cant seem to get it! but we head off to my G/F's Moms cabin once in a while and they have 8 new inches on top of the foot they already had with more storms forcasted for the coming week so it should be pretty damned deep by the time we get back there in 2 weeks.The resort closest to me had 118" base a week ago and were expected to get another 60" or so with the new storms coming in.BONERIFIC! I only hate this white shit when I have to drive in a storm.

you're complaining?! it's better than freezing your butt off that's for sure.

i just want the snow.. not the cold lolthe wether here is stupid. newyears day it's suposed to be in the 70s then rain then go down to 40s or 30s. but it would be cool to get cold and wet and snow. lol

at the time of this posting is snowing like a bitch! the map looks like its going to keep it up for a while. snow and ice and it started an hour ago. Looks like I get your snow.

hehe...I may post it later...MAYBE Just depends on how nice you guys are to me

Bondage and Bonding OnlineBy DAVID BROOKSJanuary 8, 2006New York Times"Dude, we totally need to hang out. ... Erin, you're a [great] waitress and friend. We definitely need to hang out sometime. ... You rock my world. It was awesome seeing you. ... Where did you go!!! I haven't seen you in a long time and I NEED to see you!!! Cause I love you!!! ... Happy New Year my sexy friend. I love you sooo much!"Companionship isn't dead. Go to MySpace.com or Facebook or Xanga or any of the other online sites where people leave messages on the home pages of their friends and you'll see these great waves of praise and encouragement. People visit their friends' pages and drop lovebombs. There's scarcely a critical word about anyone or anything in the whole social network. It's just fervent declarations of friendship, vows to get together soon and memories of great times gone by.Some sociologists worry that we're bowling alone, but these sites (MySpace has 20 million visitors a month) are all about community. They're commonly used by people in the new stage of life that's been created over the past few decades. They are in their early to mid-20's; they're out of school but have no expectation they should marry soon. They're highly mobile, half-teen/half-adult, looking for a life plan and in between the formal networks of school, career and family.So they bond online with an almost desperate enthusiasm. The Web pages they create are part dorm-room wall, part bulletin board, part young person's society page. They post photos of favorite celebrities, dirty postcards and music videos. And there are tons of chug-and-grins: photos of the gang gripping beers at a bar, photos of the tribe chugging vodka on the beach, photos of the posse doing shots at an apartment. Scroll down the page and there are people falling over each other, beaming and mugging for the camera phone.You can see why Rupert Murdoch just spent $580 million to buy the company that owns MySpace. It's become a treasured institution and, in many ways, quite a positive one.But, this being youth culture in America, of course there's something to make parents cringe.Every social environment has its own lingua franca, and the one on these sites has been shaped by "American Pie," spring break and "Girls Gone Wild." The sites are smutty. Facebook, which is restricted to students and alumni of colleges, is rollicking but respectable. But there is a huge class distinction between the people on Facebook and the much larger and less educated population that uses MySpace. The atmosphere on MySpace is much raunchier.To get the attention of fast-clicking Web surfers, many women have posed for their photos in bikinis or their underwear or in Penthouse-parody, "I clutch my breasts for you" positions. Here's a woman in a jokey sadomasochistic pose. There's a woman with a caption: "Yes, I make out with girls. Get over it" - complete with a photo of herself liplocked with a buddy.The girls are the peacocks in this social universe. Their pages are racy, filled with dirty jokes and macha declarations: "I'm hot and like to party. Why have one boy when there are plenty to go around?!" The boys' pages tend to be passive and unimaginative: a guy posing with a beer or next to a Corvette. In a world in which the girls have been schooled in sexual aggressiveness, the boys sit back and let the action come to them.On most Web pages, there's a chance to list your favorite TV shows and books. And while the TV lists are long ("The OC," "Desperate Housewives," "Nip/Tuck," etc.) many of the book lists will make publishers suicidal: "Books! Ha! Me! What a joke! ... I think reading's ridiculous. ... I don't finish books very often but I'm attempting 'Smart Women Finish Rich.'... This is what I have to say about books (next to an icon of Bart Simpson's rear end)."The idea on these sites is to show you're a purebred party animal, which leaves us fogies with two ways to see MySpace.The happy view is that this is a generation of wholesome young people building nurturing communities and the smutty talk is just a harmless way of demarcating an adult-free social space. The dark view is that these prolonged adolescents are filled with earnest desires for meaningful human contact, but they live in a culture that has provided them with no vocabulary to create these sorts of bonds except through cleavage and vodka.Depending on the person, both views are true.