Working Daze by John Zakour and Scott Roberts for July 11, 2013

I believe it’s the instant gratification.

Wouldn’t know, I’ve never been on it, and if it makes you look as haggard as Rita I’m better off without it.

Haha. Her computer is a banana

When you get done there, Rita, don’t forget to check your YouTube feed for your kitten and puppy subscriptions.

Quick! Time to get some quality work done while Rita is distracted!

I stopped Facebook after 6 months when I started getting “interesting” proposals from Russian Women who were apparently getting my Personal Info from the site.

Odds are they weren’t even Women, but that kind of aggravation I DON’T need!

(Not to mention, asking for money for the plane Ticket.)

Go to urbandictionary.com. Look up"time suck."

Never been on facebook and don’t intend to be.

Asplain why I’m not making any $$ on it!

The second day we were on Facebook, a family tree hanger offered us a once in a lifetime opportunity to purchase training to become a certified professional colon health trainer. I haven’t been back.

You people really have a problem.

A Banana computer? I thought they sold out to Avocado who then sold out to some company called MacroMicroMedia.

I don’t like Facebook at all, yet I have an account, which I rarely visit. I’m an admin on a hound rescue page, which I DO visit regularly to post dogs in need, and there’s no denying that we’ve saved a lot of dogs. I can’t argue with success.

https://www.facebook.com/pages/Coonhound-Rescue-Network-Page/186296814742904

That, my friend, is the secret of life – not just Facebook. Purposeful participation, and nothing to excess.

So true. I have a Facebook account, I don’t always visit the site every day (or even every week) and all my Facebook friends are family or other people that I actually know in real life (i.e. real friends).

I have a facebook to keep up with family and used to spend hours on it playing games. Now I only check in for a couple of minutes and go about my day.

I call it Crackbook, since most people who are involved with it seem to be addicted.

Tricks to using Facebook without letting it use you1) block all apps2) set all privacy settings to ‘friends only’3) friend only actual, real life, friends who you want to stay in touch with4) cap friend count at 100, no matter what5) block friends from news feed if they share multiple items per day6) check news feed no more often than once a day, except in special circumstances

Rita looks so………normal!

It’s not easy being Rita.

A couple games I played depended on an ever increasing army to advance. I dropped them all and now only log in every couple weeks to delete requests.

I liked the tips from Janina. I try to visit there once a day to see what friends are doing and limited my actual friends to immediate family and local people who share my hobbies (with a few news celebs and very talented folks in my hobbies who share tips).

Rita looks like she hasn’t been home. …. should someone tell her she can get both Facebook and YouTube on her smartphone?…… or would that be …. too cruel?

I have wonderful friends on Facebook world wide. You only get out of it what you put into it