The good, the bad, and some very ugly photos...
Published on June 21, 2006 By da_zman20 In Virtual Communities
Why is it that some girls put there picture on myspace with a line under it says, "I'm so ugly in this pic..." when you know they don't think they are, or they wouldn't put it up. And why are there so many young girls showing their cleavage, and butt crack, and such. They are all way too young for even me to look at, it's pretty sick. I avoid those girls at all costs. I wanted to talk in this blog about friends on myspace. I have probably 20 friends, all of which I know personally. It's great, I've fround alot of friends that I wish I could have stayed in touch in with, but somehow didn't. Now we are reunited. The only down side is that people are trying to add me to their buddy list, and they are people from my past that I try to avoid. They want to know why I didn't add them, and they are hurt. They aren't anybody I wouldn't casually say hi to walking down the street, but I don't want to be associated as their friend either. I just think friend is a serious term, and that's why I can't understand people with some 200 friends on their page. Tom must have some kind of complex, being friends with everybody. I know people who just ad d everybody to their list. They get these friend requests from fake profiles that are set up just for advertising and such, from what I can tell. I like talking with my friends though. Without myspace I wouldn't get to talk to half of them, and I would have no outlet to get ahold of them if I wanted to.
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on Jun 21, 2006

Go outside...into the street...in your neighbourhood...and make friends...real friends, living, breathing friends with your neighbours.

As far as I can tell...'MySpace' is for the socially inept and disturbed.

....to be avoided at all costs....

on Jun 21, 2006
How true that is... but if I go outside I won't be able to hit the refresh button to see if I have any new friend requests...
on Jun 21, 2006
Without myspace I wouldn't get to talk to half of them, and I would have no outlet to get ahold of them if I wanted to.


email? telephone?

if I go outside I won't be able to hit the refresh button to see if I have any new friend requests...


what if it's just these guys?:

people are trying to add me to their buddy list, and they are people from my past that I try to avoid

on Jun 21, 2006
Yeah, buddy. Walk away from MySpace. It's an ugly site, anyway. All pictures and ugly backgrounds and gifs that won't hold still and you just want to shoot them.

I'll admit it, I have a page there, and all of my friends are people I know as well, but I contact them all - and I mean ALL - outside of MySpace, too. it's just a dumb jokey thing for most of us. Don't think that MySpace is real, 'cuz it's mostly just gay.
on Jun 21, 2006
I gotta agree with Jafo on this one as well...and really who would want these girls on myspace? They talk like they're gangbangers and they're attitudes are pathetic.  
on Jun 21, 2006
Myspace sure is an ugly site...too many juveniles advertising things they shouldn't even know about, and much less considering....too many sicko, deviant perverts lurking there specifically to prey on them.... I read earlier this week that 3 girls under 15 were sexually assaulted by adult males who sought them out on Myspace...and that was in the space of just a couple of days. The actual figures for a year must be horrifyingly staggering, and it's doubtful the the slimy Australian bastard who owns it, Rupert Murdoch, cares one iota so long as his profits remain high at the expense of others. The damned site should be closed down.
on Jun 21, 2006
cleavage, and butt crack,
in your neighbourhood...and make friends...real friends, living, breathing friends with your neighbours.


Sometimes, my overweight slob neighbors are out in their yard working on a plethora of junk vehicles that are littering their yard. There is a multitude of "Butt Crack", it's visible from "My Space". The sight of it causes ones eyes to water and teeth begin to itch.

However, as stated, kick the Myspace.com hangout. You will be a better person for it in the long run.
on Jun 21, 2006
Tons of MySpace haters! Sure, there's lots of crap on MySpace (and I'm sick and tired of those True ads!), but like any online community, it does have its benefits. For me, it's allowing me to share a side of me people usually won't see in a social atmosphere. And I've met two of my best friends from MySpace who I probably wouldn't have met otherwise even though we go to the same church and everything.
on Jun 21, 2006
People socialised and made friends long before the advent of the internet and sites like MySpace, so the reasoning/excuse that MySpace is a valuable social network is pathetic to say the least. It may have started out innocently enough, but with teens using it to flaunt themseves, and sickos to prey upon them, it has become a cesspool...a den of iniquity that should not exist. When MySpace's publicity is 99,9999% all bad, highlighting just how many nasty things are happening to teen users, it's a strong argument to have it closed down...as proof of age/intent can not be verified. It's all well and good to say it's the parents' responsibility to educate their children and monitor their online activities, but when kids think they're bullet proof and have defiant, naive "it won't happen to me" attitudes, there's little parents can do to stop them, as determined kids will find a way to get into trouble. Besides, law enforcement wouldn't tolerate perverts opening clubs in local neighbourhoods that entice/lure kids in, so why should it be any different with MySpace?.....the same intent/activities occur. Yes, government has a responsibility to kids/parents/families/society to shut the bastards down.
on Jun 22, 2006
What is this? Dear Abby?
on Jun 22, 2006
"People socialised and made friends long before the advent of the internet and sites like MySpace, so the reasoning/excuse that MySpace is a valuable social network is pathetic to say the least."

And before email was the telephone, the letter, talking, etc.. Does that mean email isn't valuable for communication?

"It may have started out innocently enough, but with teens using it to flaunt themseves, and sickos to prey upon them, it has become a cesspool...a den of iniquity that should not exist."

I'm pretty sure the Internet was a cesspool of sickos and slutty teens before MySpace.

"When MySpace's publicity is 99,9999% all bad, highlighting just how many nasty things are happening to teen users, it's a strong argument to have it closed down...as proof of age/intent can not be verified."

If you judge the entire world by only what the news reports, then you would be a very depressed person. Seriously, all I see on commercials for news programs are robberies, murders, etc.

"It's all well and good to say it's the parents' responsibility to educate their children and monitor their online activities, but when kids think they're bullet proof and have defiant, naive "it won't happen to me" attitudes, there's little parents can do to stop them, as determined kids will find a way to get into trouble."

Cut off the Internet.

"Besides, law enforcement wouldn't tolerate perverts opening clubs in local neighbourhoods that entice/lure kids in, so why should it be any different with MySpace?"

I don't think Tom's a paedophile. I could be wrong.
on Jun 22, 2006

I don't think Tom's a paedophile. I could be wrong.

My sister in law is a Lawyer working for the Department of Public Prosecutions'.  Until recently she was in what they referred to as 'the Rape Squad'...aka sexual crimes ....pretty nasty stuff [as you'd expect].

She refers to those new suburban subdivisions...you know the ones...all the glossy TV advertising and fake lakes and bike tracks as 'Paedophile Central'.....[and she'd know where they came from...being the Prosecutor].

Needless to say they will gravitate to the 'source' of their 'interest'.....where the kids are.

MySpace is 'where the kids are'.... like chatrooms, etc.

Half the 'kids' will be impressionable youth....the other half of the 'kids' will be those who prey on them.

Good luck distinguishing the real from the evil...

on Jun 22, 2006
Satan's Advocate....if you were the parent of a teen who had been preyed upon and harmed by a filthy slime bag (as I am), you'd see the stranger danger, predator peril in a whole different light. Yeah, my 15yo step-daughter had a MySpace account which we deleted for its inappropriate content, but that's not where the dirt-bag (who seduced into thinking promiscuity and teen pregnany were okay) met her...so cutting off the internet would not have prevented it. But then nothing would have cos the pig-ignorant little bitch knew it all, much better than we did, and was determined to ruin her life no matter what. However, the blame just doesn't lie with the sickos or her peers, but also with the Oz Government, which pays her a homeless allowance to whore around....and an attractive $3000 baby bonus to get herself pregnant. She's no longer with the 28yo she ran off with, there's been at least a dozen or more men in the 8 months since, so heaven knows who the father really is....and welfare authorities just stand by and watch it all unfold, useless bunch of pricks. Yeah, you can bet your sweet bippy I'm fu***ng angry. Parasite sickos keep crawling out of the woodwork left, right and centre with near immunity because govenment and law enforcement here refuses to do anything without a complaint from the child...which is very unlikely when the kid wants to behave badly, despite all your best efforts to better advise. Okay, so MySpace isn't entirely responsible in this, but given the horror stories emanating because of it, its sure as hell contributing to and exacerbating a huge social problem that won't go away until the people who really matter stand up and take responsibility for the societies they're supposed to govern and protect....God help the next politician who comes to my door electioneering
on Jun 22, 2006
"MySpace is 'where the kids are'.... like chatrooms, etc."

It seems like the Internet is the actual problem.

"Satan's Advocate....if you were the parent of a teen who had been preyed upon and harmed by a filthy slime bag (as I am), you'd see the stranger danger, predator peril in a whole different light."

And if my son died in Iraq, I probably would see the whole war in a different light. Doesn't make Cindy Sheehan right though.
on Jun 22, 2006
Both my daughters post alot on myspace, so I created a name and joined, BUT only to be able to read my daughters thoughts. I have 2 friends, both my daughters and I am on their friends list. The oldest has a few friends on her list, but the youngest has 200 something on her, what the hell is that about? I do not know 200 people let alone have 200 friends.
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