Facebook....is it not dead yet??
30 September 2015, 03:23 PM
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Facebook....is it not dead yet??
Because I have only just joined again,slighty under duress,and have no idea how it works
Thought everyone was coming off it!
Thought everyone was coming off it!
30 September 2015, 03:50 PM
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30 September 2015, 04:39 PM
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Facearse is for attention seeking cun*s. For example. There was one person on it that had everything to say, yet you see them on the street they'd put their heads down and cross the road completly ignoring you 
30 September 2015, 04:47 PM
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So you were obviously on Facebook then?
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30 September 2015, 05:22 PM
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Threads like this make me laugh. Full of people who bash something because they think it makes them look cool.
I'm on Facebook because I have friends who serve all over the world and it's a great way to stay in touch. Obviously that makes me sad, so I'll delete it, then come on here and slate everyone who uses it because I like to pretend Im too grown up for Facebook, but clearly not too grown up to come onto a car forum and talk about Facebook lol.
I'm on Facebook because I have friends who serve all over the world and it's a great way to stay in touch. Obviously that makes me sad, so I'll delete it, then come on here and slate everyone who uses it because I like to pretend Im too grown up for Facebook, but clearly not too grown up to come onto a car forum and talk about Facebook lol.
30 September 2015, 05:32 PM
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Threads like this make me laugh. Full of people who bash something because they think it makes them look cool.
I'm on Facebook because I have friends who serve all over the world and it's a great way to stay in touch. Obviously that makes me sad, so I'll delete it, then come on here and slate everyone who uses it because I like to pretend Im too grown up for Facebook, but clearly not too grown up to come onto a car forum and talk about Facebook lol.
I'm on Facebook because I have friends who serve all over the world and it's a great way to stay in touch. Obviously that makes me sad, so I'll delete it, then come on here and slate everyone who uses it because I like to pretend Im too grown up for Facebook, but clearly not too grown up to come onto a car forum and talk about Facebook lol.
Me too! I keep in touch via face time and Whatsapp.
30 September 2015, 06:23 PM
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01 October 2015, 04:22 AM
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01 October 2015, 08:34 AM
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I still like it. Fantastic for my old Mum and I started a special interest group that now has 8,000 members to keep me interested. If all you see is bollocks then don't blame Facebook blame your friends.
01 October 2015, 09:12 AM
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So your story is third party at best
Quite. Not to mention how fulfilled your life must be to post over 20,000 times on an internet forum
01 October 2015, 11:13 AM
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Threads like this make me laugh. Full of people who bash something because they think it makes them look cool.
I'm on Facebook because I have friends who serve all over the world and it's a great way to stay in touch. Obviously that makes me sad, so I'll delete it, then come on here and slate everyone who uses it because I like to pretend Im too grown up for Facebook, but clearly not too grown up to come onto a car forum and talk about Facebook lol.
I'm on Facebook because I have friends who serve all over the world and it's a great way to stay in touch. Obviously that makes me sad, so I'll delete it, then come on here and slate everyone who uses it because I like to pretend Im too grown up for Facebook, but clearly not too grown up to come onto a car forum and talk about Facebook lol.
I use it for networking regards my DJ hobby, keeping in easy touch with long distance friends and light hearted banter taking the **** out of stuff like Britain First, the EDL and such like.
To be fair, I don't give a **** what anyone's opinion of me is on here because I use social media.
01 October 2015, 11:31 AM
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Depends on quite a few factors, I can run out of England in most directions, getting back is a different story.
That one does about 40-45kph flat out, speed is governed by the wing. Flat out means manually pulling the front of the canopy down using your legs, not great for long periods and the motor isn't very powerful meaning flat out you're slowly decending.
So let's say 30kph, which you can keep in level flight for 2 hours and a bit, plus wind speed, call it 20kph as we want to go a long way. 100k. Of course on a really good day you switch off the motor and thermal to save fuel.
www.facebook.com/groups/Paramotor
That one does about 40-45kph flat out, speed is governed by the wing. Flat out means manually pulling the front of the canopy down using your legs, not great for long periods and the motor isn't very powerful meaning flat out you're slowly decending.
So let's say 30kph, which you can keep in level flight for 2 hours and a bit, plus wind speed, call it 20kph as we want to go a long way. 100k. Of course on a really good day you switch off the motor and thermal to save fuel.
www.facebook.com/groups/Paramotor
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This.
I use it for networking regards my DJ hobby, keeping in easy touch with long distance friends and light hearted banter taking the **** out of stuff like Britain First, the EDL and such like.
To be fair, I don't give a **** what anyone's opinion of me is on here because I use social media.
I use it for networking regards my DJ hobby, keeping in easy touch with long distance friends and light hearted banter taking the **** out of stuff like Britain First, the EDL and such like.
To be fair, I don't give a **** what anyone's opinion of me is on here because I use social media.
I think people with derogatory views about FB are the ones who use it for all the wrong reasons. I mean, if your sole aim to be on FB is to stalk the birds and show one off with 'in a relationship' tag to wind your ex up, then no wonder you'll feel that FB is full of shyte. That's because when this FB one dumps you, you'll repeat all that drama of deleting your account from FB and slag her off here with- "Oh, look! She's met another mug on FB and cheated on me, the damned biach! Can't wait to find another ditsy on Twitter now, and re-join FB with a new 'in a relationship' tag; just to boost my ego.
" Serial 'in a relationship' daters.
