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<title>10 Personalities of Facebook and MySpace</title>
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<h3>Survey Chick</h3>
 Every time I sign on to MySpace, I'm visually berated by a bulletin of surveys by  the same lame-ass chick with too much time on her hands.  And the questions are  always so generic and bleak: “Who did you last text?” “Do you like scary  movies?”  I tell you what I'd really like to know: “When was the last time you  had a job?” </li>
 
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<h3>“You Looked Better on ______” Girl</h3>
 I'm not sure what the photo-upload programs of these two social networking  giants are capable of, but I can guess…and that's magic.  Last week my roommate  met a girl that he had only seen pictures of on Facebook.  She looked pretty sexy  in her pictures, and thus, he was pretty excited to finally meet her in person.   When she walked through our door I almost laughed out loud.  She was painfully  unattractive.  I speak for my roommate when I say “Damn you, Mark  Zuckerberg!” </li>
 
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<h3>Mr. &amp; Ms. Make-Me-Wanna-Gag</h3>
 This couple writes the most gag-inducing, lovesick messages all over one  another's pages as if no one else were reading them.  Things like “ohhh my  schmoopy, thank you for an amazing night, i luv you soooo much!!1!”  Look, I'm  glad that you're in love with Jose, the 19 year old shift manager at Hardee's, but  please, at least spare us the pain of having to read each of your walls and send him  a private message. </li>
 
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<h3>Ms. “Kissyface” Pics</h3>
 This overly bleached, tanned, and flat-ironed grace of God has 800+ pictures of  herself and her clone army of friends, all frozen in time in the same gauche,  clichéd poses.  You know the image I'm talking about:  five girls all huddled  around the camera in a semi-circle, puckering their overly-glossed lips into a  kissing expression, and throwing up the ever-popular sideways peace sign. </li>
 
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<h3>“Sooo Wasted” Dude</h3>
 This pillar of masculinity likes to brag about he was “sooo wasted” last night.  His  life typically revolves around his win-loss record in beer pong, and his major  decisions include which type of keg to buy and which girl he is going to harass for  the night.  He is also prone to giving his readers a laundry list of what he had  consumed the previous night.  It usually reads something like: “killed 15 beers, 2  shots of tequila, 2 cherry bombs, 3 irish carbombs, and a shot of 151 last night.”   This prompts us to wonder: “If you were so wasted, how can you remember all  that crap?” </li>
 
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<h3>Status-Changer Freak</h3>
 The status-changer freak is the product of an evolution that began many moons  ago with “Away message changer freak.”  When AIM was still the primary means  of advertising your every action, the away message freak would have a field day.   A typical away would read: “class at 9:30, dentist appt, lunch with kels, class,  class, probably dinner (not sure though, not sure if ill have enough time), shower,  date with jamesssss”  Unfortunately for us, Facebook and Myspace introduced the  “status” feature, providing Away Message changer freak the perfect forum to  practice their craft.  Once you've located a chronic status-changer, go to your  Facebook homepage and have some fun.  Just sit back, relax, and hit refresh every  couple minutes.  Oh, the suspense! </li>
 
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<h3>Greek4Lifer</h3>
 Oftentimes one in the same as Ms. Kissyface Pics, Greek4Lifer is vapid and  disillusioned enough to think that there are people outside her sorority who  actually give a damn how great DZ is.  We know you love your “girls”; we know  that this on-campus organization has provided you with “sistaaas for lifeeee.” But  please, stop reminding us about it with every piece of correspondence you have  with the “outside world.”  Or else I might just have to remind you that you had to  resort to buying your friends in order to have them. </li>
 
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<h3>Mommy-to-Be</h3>
 The miracle of life is one of the most beautiful things a couple can experience-	“a couple” being the operative words of that statement.  To the expectant mothers  out there: stop posting pictures of you lifting your shirt up to display your  increasingly growing baby bump.  That might be cute and endearing to your  hubby, but to us it's just gross. </li>
 
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<h3>Profile Overloader Chick</h3>
 My dear, you are constantly adding so many new backgrounds, slideshows,  YouTube videos, animations, music playlists, and stupid add-ons to your  MySpace page that my browser screeches to a halt every time I open it.   Consequently, I can never achieve my main objective: looking at pictures of you  and your wondrous cleavage. </li>
 
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<h3>Mr. Sardonic</h3>
 This guy spends hours thinking up funny, anecdotal things to write in the “About  Me” section of his profile.  He prides himself on making his profile the epitome of  “clever”, yet he usually resorts to trite, overused movie quotes or song lyrics like  “It's hip to be square.” or “A paradigm of chastity and virtue.” to encapsulate  him.  This is the same guy who writes feature articles about the different  personalities you find on Facebook and MySpace. Oh…wait.  Eh, who am I  kidding?  I'm just as guilty as the rest of you cyber-nerds.</li>
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<pubDate>Sat, 05 Apr 2008 10:43:01 PST</pubDate></item>
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