Reply With QuoteFacebook is full of spthis rubbish and one of the reasons i no longer go on there. I would hardly call arthritis an invisible illness.
I've seen the various round robin things on Facebook over the years but what in the holy hell is this shite?
At least do a separate one for each 'invisible illness'.
What a load of bobbins.
Facebook is full of spthis rubbish and one of the reasons i no longer go on there. I would hardly call arthritis an invisible illness.
Like, shared, thanks.
Is there money to be earned posting pants like this on FB? Share if you have a heart. Share to show your support. Share if you love your kids. It really is pathetic stuff most of the time but sometimes slightly more sinister when people share things from dubious organisations like Britain First.
Things like this on there do my head in, along with the "1 like = 1 slap for this peado" type thing.
Especially when it's one of your friends sharing it, again when someone you know shares a Britain First picture, normally something they've photoshoped from years ago to make you feel like they support the troops, rather than their racial slurs
Was on there for a week some years ago - deleted my account and have never been back
Bloody awful
I think FB is a fantastic social mirror and says more about one's social circle than any amount of psychoanalysis could.
I hate chain posts too though, delete on sight.
Last edited by Wexford; 21st February 2015 at 17:01.
One day everyone will deny ever having used Facebook.
"Bite my shiny metal ass."
- Bender Bending Rodríguez
Hah, very good.Originally Posted by stooo
I'm already at this phase. Hopefully it catches on quickly.
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