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takevin Senior Enthusiast

takevin

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i think this is a great idea, anyone who's on facebook and here aswell :lol:

 

Why?? Got the forum. Might as well as twitter then :):eek::D

Josh Senior Enthusiast

Josh

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i think this is a great idea, anyone who's on facebook and here aswell :lol:

 

Why?? Got the forum. Might as well as twitter then :):eek::D

 

 

 

Don't tempt me lol!!!

 

The idea is to hopefully bring in people who didnt already know about the site. Obviously we want the action to be here :lol:

GPGuy Senior Enthusiast

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Stupid Facebook. :thumbs:

 

It is however a good marketing tool as much as I'm not a fan of it.

jro909 Senior Enthusiast

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i was hoping gm truck woulden't go down to the facebook level...social networking is killing social skills

Josh Senior Enthusiast

Josh

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i was hoping gm truck woulden't go down to the facebook level...social networking is killing social skills

 

:shakehead:

jro909 Senior Enthusiast

jro909

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it is! so is texting...yes i admit it i do text but i hit that point where i'm like jesus christ i'm just going to call them...the teens these days are spend more time texting then talking, it won't be long and they will be pounding rocks on the ground like cavemen because they lack the social skills to carry on a real conversation..

RyanbabZ71 Senior Enthusiast

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I will tell you what I hate texting with a passion but at work it is awesome. I cant text or shoot the boss an email and he can instantly reply when he is in a meeting or anywhere. Its so noisy in the shop texting is 100X easier

Wingnut Senior Enthusiast

Wingnut

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i was hoping gm truck woulden't go down to the facebook level...social networking is killing social skills

 

Are you KIDDING?

 

You have any idea how many extra notches I have in my bedpost because of Facebook and other sites like it? So many, I had to buy a couple of extra bed posts.

 

Now that I'm married though...I only use it to stay in touch with old military buds and a scattered family.

 

And no way in hell are you people going to get me on there with you guys :)

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