I read about this today and it didn't dawn on me how it will affect marines abroad who use it to keep in touch. I guess it's back to good old e-mail then.
I think this is a smart move actually. If I were a military strategist, I'd never let my troops check friggin' MySpace. They'd be distracted from their duty of killing everyone in sight with Friendster fire.
back in my day i didn't have the luxury of being recruited by myspace... i had to get in my car and drive across town to be lied to... kids have it so easy these days.
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I read about this today and it didn't dawn on me how it will affect marines abroad who use it to keep in touch. I guess it's back to good old e-mail then.
Now how will they find the sluts in whatever town they are sent to liberate?
MySpace hoes all over Iraq are set to protest!
Ooh-rah.
I think this is a smart move actually. If I were a military strategist, I'd never let my troops check friggin' MySpace. They'd be distracted from their duty of killing everyone in sight with Friendster fire.
it's kind of like marriage: you use sex to trick a man into it and then you never give it to him again.
ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ah a ha ha ha hah ah ah ah ah ahaahahahahahahahah!!!
And they wonder why men go postal on the little woman.
I think your discovery is Peabody-worthy. Idiotic what the military spends time worrying about...
I read about it on Adweek.
back in my day i didn't have the luxury of being recruited by myspace... i had to get in my car and drive across town to be lied to... kids have it so easy these days.
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