No, but you gotta hope that if they are REAL friends they aren't going to say or do anything that is offensive to you or can get you in hot water. Real friends look out for each other.
I remember a friend of mine found out his Dad died while listening to the radio. It was horrible. And it wasn't that they weren't in touch. My friend LIVED AT HOME!
My name is Roses. I am a recovering radio DJ who graduated college at age 52. I kept my student ID in the same wallet pocket as my AARP card because the contrast amused me greatly.
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No, but you gotta hope that if they are REAL friends they aren't going to say or do anything that is offensive to you or can get you in hot water. Real friends look out for each other.
Bou: I can't seem to get them to stop "accidentally" announcing that relatives have died before everyone gets notice.
The media (which everyone thinks has such low morals) has better manners.
Like on... Facebook? *gasp* Seriously?
I remember a friend of mine found out his Dad died while listening to the radio. It was horrible. And it wasn't that they weren't in touch. My friend LIVED AT HOME!
You know, you can also choose your "unfriends".
That's true, Bob, but then I'd *never* know who died.
Times like this I really miss my mom. She would always call me with important news before I'd find it on Facebook.
Also, I can't get them to stop "liking" ever stupid political comment posted on the internet.
Thbbbt!
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