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So, I have a MySpace account. I'm not as ashamed of this as I probably should be, since i got it only to read Kane's and Steve Carlson's music blogs. Of course, whenever I tried to do that, I had to go their blog site and then read everthing there, so I don't really need an account for that. Not any longer!
Today I figured out that you have to subscribe to someone's blog in order to read it on the MySpace equivalent to the friendspage. It's not enough to add them as a friend. Of course, subscribing means that you only get the links to the entries on your flist, so it doesn't do you much good. Now I wonder, what is the friends-thing for, if not to read the blog? I feel as if I have made an inappopriate offer with my request to, well, I don't really know what I requested, since I just wanted to read the blog when I clicked the "add me" button. I didn't know there would be a request.
It is all very weird and makes my head ache.
I also received an invitation from a very nice girl (brunette, large breasts) to join AmazingCams! Since I assume that this is not a community dedicated to the admiration of Cameron Mitchell, I politely declined.
Today I figured out that you have to subscribe to someone's blog in order to read it on the MySpace equivalent to the friendspage. It's not enough to add them as a friend. Of course, subscribing means that you only get the links to the entries on your flist, so it doesn't do you much good. Now I wonder, what is the friends-thing for, if not to read the blog? I feel as if I have made an inappopriate offer with my request to, well, I don't really know what I requested, since I just wanted to read the blog when I clicked the "add me" button. I didn't know there would be a request.
It is all very weird and makes my head ache.
I also received an invitation from a very nice girl (brunette, large breasts) to join AmazingCams! Since I assume that this is not a community dedicated to the admiration of Cameron Mitchell, I politely declined.
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