
Facebook is made up of those dinner party guests who just won’t leave even though it’s late and everyone else left two hours ago. After a while, everything anyone does on Facebook becomes irritating.
With that in mind, here are a hundred people I hate on Facebook (edited down from my original list of 500 million).
- People who have the new profile
- People who still have the old profile
- People who are always on Facebook
- People who show up once a month and think they have the right to chime in
- People who check-in
- People who have a birthday today
- People who friend everybody
- People who only friend people they know well
- People who friend me.
- People who share their travel plans by listing the airport codes of the two cities separated by a little arrow. Goto —> hell
- People who think it’s about the journey
- People who think “LOL!” counts as quality feedback
- People who think elaborating on a joke is the same as making a joke
- People who complain about their relationships
- People who try convince us their relationships are totally awesome
- People who change their relationship status before telling me their relationship status has changed
- People who “like” my wife (keep your thumbs-up away from my woman)
- People who announce they’re going to be offline for awhile
- People who play Farmville
- People who complain about people who play Farmville without first seeing how irritating it is for themselves
- People you who regularly tag you in their photo albums when it’s clearly a good photo of them and a bad photo of you
- People who share party photos with people who weren’t invited to the party
- People who post personal messages publicly (“Great seeing you last night!”)
- Attractive people who aggressively share photos
- People who post happy messages in the morning
- People who are selling something
- People who use Facebook to promote their company
- People who use it for personal reasons
- People who use it for political reasons
- People who are overly enthusiastic about my updates
- People who ignore my updates
- People who share articles I’ve already seen
- People who share articles I might have otherwise missed
- People who comment on the Facebook blurb about an article without actually reading the article
- People who never comment about anything
- People who post their tweets to Facebook
- People who focus on superficial things
- People who use Facebook to discus anything of meaning
- People who post mysterious status updates in an effort to get others to comment: “OMG, what do you mean? Everything OK?”
- People who comment: “OMG, what do you mean?”
- People who respond to rhetorical statements
- People who just changed their profile photo
- People who were hot as hell in seventh grade but who never share any current photos (and never apologise for ignoring you in Junior High)
- People who were ugly in junior high and resent those who at least were attractive for a while
- People who see child abuse as a serious problem and then who think: “Maybe a cartoon avatar would help?”
- People to whom I am clearly superior but who think I should make the first friending move
- Inferior People who dare to send a friend request
- People who in 2007 said, “Facebook has peaked, what’s the next thing?”
- People who are too old for this stuff
- People who are too young for this stuff
- People who think they’re the first ones to say, “I wish FB had a hate button.”
- People who are overly nice
- People who share joy
- People who I’ve known since childhood
- People I just met.
- People who complain
- People with ugly kid photos
- People whose kids are more photogenic than mine
- People who try to chat even though we haven’t seen each other for five years
- People who try to chat even though we talk everyday
- People who try to chat
- People who go offline when I try to chat with them
- People who poke me.
- People who wish me happy birthday on Facebook
- People who don’t
- People who see you in person and then repeat the same story they already posted to Facebook and then just stand there until you say, “OK, like.”
- People who post what they just ate or anything about their digestive system
- People who share their exercise routine
- People who share their schedule
- People who share
- People who try to be clever
- People who try to be funny
- People with the best of intentions
- People who are thoughtful
- People who type before thinking
- People who complain about changes made to Facebook
- People who passively agree to changes on Facebook
- People who refuse to use Facebook because everyone else is using it
- People who use the @ sign even though that only works on another site
- People who think “I made some changes to my profile page” is a valid answer to the question: “What did you do today?”
- People you don’t know comment on photos of your family members
- People who ask favors
- People who share that they are sick, feel good, can’t sleep or just woke up
- People who post about the weather
- People who mention anything related to Burning Man
- People who share stuff that everyone in the world has already seen, get no response, and then share it again
- People who aren’t sure about a joke they want to make and so they preface it with: “Overheard:”
- People who use the phrase “note to self” anywhere other than in the silent privacy of their own mind
- People who write wonderful things about their new boyfriend even though we can all see that the dude is a chump and the same person will be writing terrible things about him in a few months and then expecting us to be surprised and supportive
- People who think mentioning something about Darfur is going to somehow benefit the People in Darfur because every little bit counts
- People who can’t accept that not all cats are cute and/or interesting
- People who believe that you’ll be happy about their good fortune
- People who are wildly uninteresting and painfully unfunny yet have a lot more friends than I do
- People who write the phrase: “Um…OK”
- People who post song lyrics
- People who share YouTube videos that have already been viewed 400 million times
- People who make snarky comments about Sarah Palin
- People who are Sarah Palin
- People who stay on Facebook even though they hate everyone on it
- People who use Friendster
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FJC
Wednesday, December 15, 2010 at 9:24 AMLOL…. Oops
hugh
Wednesday, December 15, 2010 at 10:00 AMPost of the year. While im at it can you block the facebook login for the comments?
Francis
Wednesday, December 15, 2010 at 4:39 PMLOL. You forgot one more:
101. People who hate people in facebook
James Sully
Wednesday, December 15, 2010 at 11:04 AMAgree with a lot of these, disagree with a lot of them, especially agree with number 49. It can get kinda pathetic sometimes.