This is why you should use a fake name online.

Mr. Coffee Nerves: I don't know, the hot college chick whose Facebook postings are all of the "OMG, I get so loaded and hook up with ANYONE" variety will certainly get called back for a second interview. Over lunch. At a bar.

over a bar. at lunch.

SoCalSurfer: www.insertclevertitle.co.uk

this is why the british cant have nice things. wankers.

""I do not have a Facebook there's a lot of drama that goes on little discussions, verbal disagreements between friends even future employers are doing the same thing too much bad to be good," said Chris."

Making alleged "sentences" like this will ALSO keep you out of college.

So wait, acting like a total idiot can have consequences?

shiat.

If you have a beautiful soul that is wrapped in a fugly shell, you might also have trouble getting laid.

No 40k debt for a BA right after highschool? Probably a blessing in disguise.

This just in from Ric Romero

When applying to schools and/or jobs, temporarily change your name on social networking sites so potential employers cannot find you.

croesius: ""I do not have a Facebook there's a lot of drama that goes on little discussions, verbal disagreements between friends even future employers are doing the same thing too much bad to be good," said Chris."

Making alleged "sentences" like this will ALSO keep you out of college.

I dunno, the person who typed it likely has a degree. I mean they are a "journalist" and all.

FTFA: ", showing activities seen as unethical; talk of alcohol, sex, and drugs "

These guys are screening facebook to look for reasons to reject students and the students are the unethical ones? It's like these asshats don't know what ethics are. Sex, unethical?!? wtf!

I'm totally farked. This is my real name!

Buh, buh, buh ... adults aren't allowed online! The internet is the personal playground of every teenager in America (and some of those other loser countries)!

Nadie_AZ: SoCalSurfer: [www.insertclevertitle.co.uk image 500x316]

Beautiful.

And why I don't ever want a Facebook account. I like my privacy, thank you very much.

Some employers are disqualifying people for NOT having a facebook account too. The idea being you are so disconnected you can't function well with other people, or you have something ot hide.

Whoever edited that piece should be flogged.

I waited till after college, and after landing a job, to create a Facebook page that I post nothing but funny cat pictures on.


So I've got that going for me.

...which is nice.

Or, you dumbarses could just not have a Facebook page at all. Problem solved.

TV's Vinnie: Or, you dumbarses could just not have a Facebook page at all. Problem solved.

Done in 26....or whatever number post that is.

Pochas: This just in from Ric Romero

When applying to schools and/or jobs, temporarily change your name on social networking sites so potential employers cannot find you.

this just in from Ricardo Smith: don't use your real name on social networking sites, period

The only people who have benefited from Facebook are the ones who own it.

People who have a Facebook account should not be allowed to complain at all about any ramifications that come from it.

You knew going in it was a bad idea and you still did it. Facebook is the new smoking.

probesport: The only people who have benefited from Facebook are the ones who own it.

People who have a Facebook account should not be allowed to complain at all about any ramifications that come from it.

You knew going in it was a bad idea and you still did it. Facebook is the new smoking.

Except the benefit that many people just enjoy it? They easily communicate with their friends and family, even ones they wouldn't otherwise be able to keep in touch with. If you're so worried that you can't have a Facebook and keep from posting pictures of yourself doing coke or throwing up on prostitutes, maybe we're not the ones with the problem.

Don't make your FB page public. Problem solved. Duh.

dlewis6: probesport: The only people who have benefited from Facebook are the ones who own it.

People who have a Facebook account should not be allowed to complain at all about any ramifications that come from it.

You knew going in it was a bad idea and you still did it. Facebook is the new smoking.

Except the benefit that many people just enjoy it? They easily communicate with their friends and family, even ones they wouldn't otherwise be able to keep in touch with. If you're so worried that you can't have a Facebook and keep from posting pictures of yourself doing coke or throwing up on prostitutes, maybe we're not the ones with the problem.

This is my moment of clarity. Prostitutes are not toilets. Thank you.

RexTalionis: Or getting a job. Or getting a prospective date. Or getting national security clearances. Etc.

I have to remind my people almost monthly about putting stupid shiat up on facebook, those pics of your drunken parties? Yeah probably not something that should be up on the net with your real name attached. Even the GF is putting shiat up that is questionable and I have to tell her that as a person in upper management you need to think about it before you post, its getting to the point I may take her phone away when she's drinking.

Considering the several run-on sentences in this article, the so-called journalist who wrote the article need to find a good proof reader. And ironically, when I tried to comment on this, it turns out you need a Facebook account...

I call BS. Warm body? Checks they can cash? Hello, College!

dlewis6: probesport: The only people who have benefited from Facebook are the ones who own it.

People who have a Facebook account should not be allowed to complain at all about any ramifications that come from it.

You knew going in it was a bad idea and you still did it. Facebook is the new smoking.

Except the benefit that many people just enjoy it? They easily communicate with their friends and family, even ones they wouldn't otherwise be able to keep in touch with. If you're so worried that you can't have a Facebook and keep from posting pictures of yourself doing coke or throwing up on prostitutes, maybe we're not the ones with the problem.

People enjoy smoking too, it's also very social and was a good business thing for me as well as I made alot of contacts outside with the other smokers.

It's all about abuse, and Facebook is the same thing. The more you do it, the more it is engrained into your life the bigger problem it is going to be. You can use Facebook and then walk away, good for you - same with alot of smokers but it still got banned damn near everywhere. I am a victim of second-hand Facebook enough for it to start becoming a problem and I've never signed onto it.

Nana's Vibrator: dlewis6: probesport: The only people who have benefited from Facebook are the ones who own it.

People who have a Facebook account should not be allowed to complain at all about any ramifications that come from it.

You knew going in it was a bad idea and you still did it. Facebook is the new smoking.

Except the benefit that many people just enjoy it? They easily communicate with their friends and family, even ones they wouldn't otherwise be able to keep in touch with. If you're so worried that you can't have a Facebook and keep from posting pictures of yourself doing coke or throwing up on prostitutes, maybe we're not the ones with the problem.

This is my moment of clarity. Prostitutes are not toilets. Thank you.

Just in time. I saved Christmas for all the ladies of the night in your area.

Thorny4Pie: Don't make your FB page public. Problem solved. Duh.

Most companies require to see it so that is not a solution, not being a moron is the solution.

Turbo Cojones: I call BS. Warm body? Checks they can cash? Hello, College!

You've been watching too many Hollywood college movies. Stop it.

CygnusDarius: steamingpile: RexTalionis: Or getting a job. Or getting a prospective date. Or getting national security clearances. Etc.

I have to remind my people almost monthly about putting stupid shiat up on facebook, those pics of your drunken parties? Yeah probably not something that should be up on the net with your real name attached. Even the GF is putting shiat up that is questionable and I have to tell her that as a person in upper management you need to think about it before you post, its getting to the point I may take her phone away when she's drinking.

The problem is when a friend, or someone else, puts the photo and tags you. Sure, you can remove the tag, but most likely it'll go back.

There is an option to never have your name linked or marked on Facebook and make it where it doesn't shoe up in searches.

rjakobi: Turbo Cojones: I call BS. Warm body? Checks they can cash? Hello, College!

You've been watching too many Hollywood college movies. Stop it.

Judging by the kids in my classes, I'd say its not too far off.

/There's a whole lot of mouth-breathing goin' on.

steamingpile: There is an option to never have your name linked or marked on Facebook and make it where it doesn't shoe up in searches.

How do you utilize that option if you have no facebook account?

You can keep your FB account private. The tools to do so are deliberately hard to find, but they are there.
Only Friends can see anything, I'm not searchable on FB or google, and watch out for the little apps that tell you your lucky numbers or something....they are usually allowed to blast out your information to anyone that will listen.