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The other day, I put up a post about Ciara posing like Janet Jackson. Most of the people who responded on Twitter either said that Janet Jackson is hotter or that they are both equally hot. I mentioned in the post that I like Janet Jackson’s version better, but that’s because I like her better, too. On Facebook, however, one of my readers is more interested in something else. The moral of this story: If you know Janet Jackson, please {Read More}
There is only one problem. It’s not a boob. It’s an elbow. So Mark Zuckerberg and his team can build a whole social network, but they can’t distinguish an elbow from a boob? Maybe they don’t get to see them [boobs] a lot? That said, I had no idea that you could get kicked off Facebook for showing boobs. P.S. It’s World Aids Day.
Funmie sent me this picture of the Facebook gift card that you can buy in stores now. I had no idea that there was even anything for sale on Facebook. So after Funmie sent me this, I logged into my Facebook, and lo and behold, I have one credit in my payment page. What do they buy with these credits, and what do I have to do to convince you to never, ever buy me one of these?
You know how everyone – or most people – want to be social media celebrities? Maybe they don’t want to be celebrities per se, but there is a certain kind of good feeling that comes with having more Facebook friends and more comments and likes on Facebook pictures and statuses. Well, here comes the Like-a-Hug Vest. What it does is simple, normal, and expected: it inflates whenever someone likes you on Facebook (comments, pictures, etc). Normal. What did you expect? {Read More}
Facebook is fun. It’s easy. It’s a nice way to connect to people. It’s a great way to grow your business. It may also be a great way to raise your blood pressure, if care isn’t taken. You know those Facebook messages? So annoying! I’m not talking about the messages that people deliberately send to you (and you alone). I’m not talking about the messages/conversations that you understand (that also come from people you know). I’m talking about those random {Read More}
If there’s one thing people cannot really accuse Facebook of, it’s being static. Since I joined Facebook, they’ve been rolling out new features every so often, most of which I have been completely ignorant of. I remember when they started the feature where you can tag people’s name with the ‘@’ symbol (just like Twitter). At first, I thought it was pointless, but as a talk radio host, I soon realized its usefulness. It rocks. The other useful feature is {Read More}
We used to have nine planets (Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune, and Pluto), but Pluto became a dwarf planet (an object in space). Facebook has since taken its position. With over one hundred and fifty million active members, Facebook has earned its place in the world of legendary planets. The only difference between Facebook and the other planets is that Facebook is virtual…and like all virtual worlds, it is full of surprises.
Who are these people? “my enemies,” Busola, and Funmi.Gala Mania: I have been practically harrassing Tayo Odukoya for the longest time because I found out that his office is close to gala. I love gala!! Every time someone is going to Naija, I make sure I ask for gala, but somehow, they come back without it. In December of last year, Uju went to Naija for Xmas, and I made sure to warn her to bring back lots and lots {Read More}
First of all, Happy Thanksgiving!!! Yeah, I know I’ve been gone for a minute, but woah! Where are all the bloggers? Even faithful bloggers like Taurean Minx & London Buki are no where to be found. What has Blogville turned in2?? I see a lotta bloggers are constantly and faithfully on Facebook…abandoning their blogs. That facebook of a thing, na juju o! I mean one minute you’re hating it, and then the next minute, you join it for the sake {Read More}
