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Jump to Post— WaltP 2,905Why?
Since I'm not a Facebookie not a Tweetie, I'm honestly curious as to why all this linking is a good thing. What does it really do for a member? for DaniWeb?
Jump to Post— WaltP 2,905Ah, OK...
Jump to Post— susheelsundar 0Okay b-)
Jump to Post— e-papa 13well i will check it out on facebook, you guys are too good to not be publicized.
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jonsca commented: I know it's that you just don't want people to see your pictures of you partying in the club. Personally, I'm trying to hide my faux celebrity status. +0
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jonsca commented: I like to keep my minor celebrity status a secret on here, plus they'll all unfriend me, evr'y last one of 'em. +0
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jingda commented: Thanks +0
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