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Facebook - The fountain of IT illiteracy |
Written by bad_brain |
Thursday, 24 January 2013 19:42 |
In the long list of sorts of people I feel nothing but contempt for one group is always good for a rank in the top 5, and you find them on Facebook. It's a little hard to describe them with one sentence, so I will list some of their modes of behavior, and I am sure you have seen some of them too already waddling through their natural habitat (Facebook and other social retard networks) like chimpanzees on a mix of meth and LSD:
In the last days I stumbled over more and more of those proofs that "survival of the fittest" should really start to play a bigger role again, and what really made me laugh facepalm was the post that can be seen in the pic above. I mean, really....how can those self-proclaimed IT experts with their superior intellignece (<- typo on purpose) still not know what a silly viral panic chain post is? years ago it was "FB will not be free anymore!" and I am damn sure they also posted and shared that. and "some hackers"? link? "something"? again: link? and how the hell should that even work? what has the pic and the name to do with it? ever heard of user IDs? hello-o? gawd...can anyone hand me a Desert Eagle, an address list, diplomatic immunity and free flight tickets? it's really time for survival of the fittest, we can not accept that such people breed for much longer....the idiocy gene is dominant.
1especially funny in context with those elitist ex-Usenet retards is the fact that they are now using Facebook, which is a website...and in their Usenet days they have been looking down at the so-called "webbies". now they became "webbies" themselves, isn't that a little inconsequent?
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come on, those are all guys in leather outfits, also cowboys and indians! I wouldn't mess with them!
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