Greg Verdino: If real life were like Facebook, it would kinda suck.

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If real life were like Facebook, it would kinda suck.

This one is for everyone that has ever been friended on Facebook by someone you barely remember from 20 years ago, someone you've actually never met at all, or anyone else that has you asking, "and you are...?"

[Feed and email readers, click through to my blog to watch the embedded video.]

Performed by British sketch comedy group Idiots of Ants. If you dig their work you can check out more or -- what else -- join their Facebook Group.

June 29, 2008 in Geek Culture, Life, Social Media, Web 2.0 | Permalink

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