Pricette

3/5/15

Not with coke cans or redbull cans:

3/3/15

Please continue this public service that you are doing. Unfortunately, debunking the stuff after the fact doesn't do much for people gullibility now.

2/4/15

And this one has the extra benefit of messing up Facebook's creepy facial recognition.

2/3/15

The comments in those are usually epic.

2/3/15

You say oddly, as if most things on Facebook aren't egotistical.

2/3/15

Too bad you didn't copy/paste that super-legal assertion of your image rights into your status bar.

2/3/15

While I laugh, I catch myself doing this sometimes. Especially on Gawker. Read an article that's old without realizing it then catch a comment someone made that compels you to respond. That's when you notice the date and you feel like a fool. It's worse when you notice the date and wanna respond but know it'd be…

2/3/15

Sorry for introducing you to fine art.

2/3/15

As someone who handles brand pages, you just know that a social media manager was so excited about a non-abusive comment they bragged about it to co-workers. "We got a comment! And not one about making money working from home! You guys, we got a comment!"

2/3/15

Proud of u

2/3/15

I accidentally hit like on an ex's engagement photo (an ex that I'm not even facebook friends with.) Now I see I should have just embraced how creepy I was being and tagged myself.

2/3/15

Not the first time I've gotten that.

2/3/15

Oh, this is all fantastic. I wish my friends would do this stuff. I'd laugh and laugh.

I'd also like to add one! My husband and I are doing IVF, and we've found posting *anything* about the process is a total winner. Like one day we tested how many times we could use the phrase "transvaginal ultrasound." That was great…

2/3/15

Inactive accounts are also a lot of fun. My one friends posts on his friends profile every year on the same date even though she hasn't logged on since 2006. Her wall is nothing but;

2/3/15