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Source: Facebook

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By marvdmartian on 3/8/2013 8:01:24 AM , Rating: 2
Facebook once again "improves" on something that NO ONE had any problems with, and were quite content in using!

Facebook founder Mark Zuckenberger was reported to have stated, "Tough luck if you don't like's FREE!!"

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By StevoLincolnite on 3/8/2013 8:35:35 AM , Rating: 1
"Tough luck if you don't like's FREE!!"

Just like I'm free not to use it! :P

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By xti on 3/8/2013 12:38:14 PM , Rating: 3
yo go girl.

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By Misty Dingos on 3/8/2013 12:10:12 PM , Rating: 2
They haven't improved anything they just made it bigger! OK so they did let you sort your "news feed" I will let them call that an improvement.

But back to the bigger. Bigger is what american companies do when they run out of ideas.

Our car companies. "People want trucks but they aren't buying of ours anymore. Make them bigger then everyone will want one!"

Fast food. "We have to compete with the other guys. I known give them a 55 gallon drum for a drink and 5 pounds of fries and while were at it make the hamburger out of ammonia processed scraps that we buy for 10 cents a pound and make the burger huge!"

Our houses. "I am 23 years old and my parents live in a 1500 square foot house that they finaly paid for after 30 years. I want my house to be 5000 square feet! With marble everything! And a maid and a gardener and a pool boy! Yea I know I don't have a job but I deserve it and I saw it on MTV!"

Our government......

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By madtruths on 3/8/2013 12:27:23 PM , Rating: 2
Trucks aside, your pretty much right. I dont know if you have spent very much time around american trucks, but they havent gotten any bigger... Same with cars.

The reason being, cars got a bit smaller during the last oil crisis a few decades ago and have since returned to their former size. Just put a 76 chevy next to a 2012 chevy, aint a huge difference.

You could say the new trucks have gotten "fatter", since the bodies are taller(they actually just come down farther) and imho a bit uglier and less useful due to less ground clearance.

As far as food though, I think I would agree, same with the 23ish year old kids today. Sadly, I am in that age group. Though I definitely do not fit that stereo type.

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Wait you don't want your info harvested and farmed out?


