I can’t deny that I’ve been using Facebook far more any normal person should. It’s like, if hotmail and crack were to somehow have sex and reproduce, the result would surely be something like Facebook. That said, it is most certainly a... ...full story at Lost Laowai
from Lost Laowai on Sun, Jul 15 2007
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