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There’s A Reason I Don’t Do Facebook

April 8, 2010 by CH

South Park explains why.

So I understand Wankroulette is the latest insipid fad. Yes, I truly am missing out on the best of our culture, and then some.

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  1. on April 8, 2010 at 8:35 pm EastPole

    Great. Can’t watch it from Canada. How fitting that it would be South Park too??

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  2. on April 8, 2010 at 8:47 pm Bhetti

    There’s A Reason I Don’t Do Facebook

    When monsieur roissy receives any communication — perhaps invitation to the latest event — it is gilded with gold inscribed upon silk made by the hands of a thousand beautiful virginal maidens. It is delivered to the Chateau by only the most brave couriers in all the land, upon a horse with nerves and sinews of the hardest steel.

    It would be blasphemy to violate such old traditions, which have been passed down from dark lord to dark lord through the generations.

    [editor: don’t forget the part where your labial piercing is fitted with an iron hoop and triskelion insignia.]

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  3. on April 8, 2010 at 9:14 pm unlearning genius ...

    ah .. you blog nerds ..

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  4. on April 8, 2010 at 9:23 pm RJK3

    amazing.. best suggestion i ever got was to limit it to once a week or less .. you quickly forget all about it

    and always no relationship status

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  5. on April 8, 2010 at 9:37 pm Jamila

    Why did you start and then stop updating your Twitter?

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  6. on April 8, 2010 at 9:45 pm samseau

    Facebook is anti-challenge

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  7. on April 8, 2010 at 9:49 pm luvsic

    You’re missing out on quality lays.

    Build your profile and they will come.

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  8. on April 8, 2010 at 10:32 pm Black Rebel

    http://www.watchsouthparkonline.net/season-14/episode-4-you-have-0-friends/

    Eastpole – That stream should work for you, may not work in Gaybec.

    Purposes of Facebook – Keeping track of old friends, getting important information (notes if you’re in school, and a friend [not a ‘friend’, we worked together for years] of mine who promotes shows a few times a year will give away 2 sets of tickets, got two to the Postal Service a while back, very nice), and of course facebook game (which most certainly exists).

    Facebook can be advantageous, but you have to play by quite a few rules or else it will bend you over and fuck you. You have to be very minimalist to pull it off.

    Only a few pics, make sure you look good, bonus if they’re with girls or animals or in exotic locales, a no-tagging policy (that has to be sternly enforced, for some reason people love to tag), absolutely zero applications (don’t forget that apps are designed by third parties, do you want some third-party asshole having all of your info?), no status updates, no wall, no commenting on everybody’s everything, no relationship status, no year on your birthday.

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  9. on April 8, 2010 at 11:08 pm Jay

    I was vascillating between joining facebook or not…this might settle it

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  10. on April 8, 2010 at 11:16 pm me me me

    I googled ‘wankroulette’.

    *blush*

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  11. on April 8, 2010 at 11:37 pm swervin

    What’s the best way for someone in college to use facebook? It seems like a great tool to raise status and create jealousy.

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  12. on April 9, 2010 at 12:10 am Polymath

    Facebook is very useful for tracking what’s going on amongst your acquaintances and game targets. But your own profile should be kept minimal. Don’t post status updates, comment very rarely on others’ posts, don’t respond to any of the weird requests, don’t ever request to be friends with anyone, and if they request to be friends with you ignore for 36 hours then accept without comment.

    The two positive ways to use Facebook: send chat messages when someone you are gaming is online (but never right after you log on or they log on, keep it brief, and log off entirely if they do not respond within 3 minutes), and send people private messages as if you were sending them email. In these cases Facebook takes the place of email or texting because your target is more reliably reachable, but no special features of Facebook are necessary.

    swervin,

    You will not raise your status or create jealousy on Facebook. Use it as an informational tool but avoid the goofy stuff.

    Now that I think about it, I can see one way to use Facebook to play a proximity game. If there is a girl you want to get to know and whose attention you want to catch without appearing to be trying, become fb-friends with an fb-friend of hers. Do NOT ever address her directly, but find an opportunity to comment on a thread she had previously commented on, preferably making a point which indirectly (NOT directly) negates a point she made.

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  13. on April 9, 2010 at 12:36 am The Rational Male

    Limitations notwithstanding, I refuse to believe that having a facebook profile is a liability. Some men would certainly be better off without one, but those are probably the same men who couldn’t land a woman in real life, so what does it matter?

    As others have pointed out, it’s all about how you use it. It’s no different than real life. If you come off like a pussy, it’s going to hurt your game. If you use it correctly, it can improve your game.

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  14. on April 9, 2010 at 12:43 am Rum

    I am on facebook. It is dam hard to avoid nowadays.
    I have a few rules that I follow. I never ask anyone to be my friend and I never post anything about myself that is actually true.

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  15. on April 9, 2010 at 12:44 am Southern Man

    I have never watched more than a few seconds of South Park until now. But that was pretty damn funny.

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  16. on April 9, 2010 at 1:00 am Rivelino

    Unrelated: Thanks to Roissy I now constantly try to think and act like an alpha male. And it is easy to see all my past beta tendencies and how they turned off women. Being a beta was like having a piece of spinach stuck between my teeth for the past twenty years. I always wondered why I consistently didn’t get the girls (while others did), and didn’t know what I was doing wrong. Now I look back and am surprised I got any of the girls that I did! And I see the thread. The ones I did get, I acted more aloof to them, more dismissive, more arrogant. But overall, I was like the dude with spinach and bad odor. Excited to finally wipe that disgusting shit off me, and be a real alpha male. It is all making sense now…. Finally.

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  17. on April 9, 2010 at 1:37 am Library Desk Graffiti

    I just deactivated my account within the past month and let me say, I have not missed it one bit.

    While it’s true if used smartly it’s possible to be an asset but frankly, the fact that I don’t have an account has given me extra cachet and adds the desirable air of mystery.

    I never found facebook all that useful for productive means and in my opinion, the drama and negatives that infect it hold much more weight.

    But to each his own, I’ve always been a lone wolf kinda guy.

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  18. on April 9, 2010 at 2:37 am Anonymous

    Facebook, myspace, etc. is the Dungeons & Dragons version of social interaction! Go old-school and actually talk to people!

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  19. on April 9, 2010 at 2:47 am Anonymous

    AdultFriendFinder… why go through the Facebook bullsh*t.

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  20. on April 9, 2010 at 2:48 am barbbabbs

    lozlzlzlzlzzl hey library desk gayffiti

    if you have to delete a facebook page to add mystery then maybe you aren’t all that mysterious

    lzozllzlzlzl!

    cachet that mofo beta!

    lzozlzl

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  21. on April 9, 2010 at 4:01 am walawala

    I don’t understand the “no-tagging” policy. I’ve been de-tagged and never quite understood why.

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  22. on April 9, 2010 at 4:37 am maurice

    this must be the new ep that i’ll pick up this week from iTunes.

    i never saw the point of Facebook- I can see how it would be nice to keep track of old friends and acquaintances, but frankly there’s a reason you drift away from most of them. the people that are important in your life tend to stay in your life naturally. the “friending” of random people or passing acquaintances can sometimes lead to interesting relationships, but ultimately has the effect of denaturing relationships, and friendships, from a solid life sustenance into something like string cheese. Thanks, Internet! Actually these passing and random connections are far more valuable for professional than personal networking, which is why I’m big on LinkedIn, but not on Facebook at all.

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  23. on April 9, 2010 at 5:37 am Paul

    In my mind there are two groups of facebookers.

    1. The former college students who started when facebook was college only, i.e. your school was listed after your name on every wall post. I am in this group and use facebook to keep in touch with many of my college friends. Although I dislike facebook more and more by the day it is still the best means to keep in touch with these folks just due to its huge reach.

    2. Myspace converts who have every app and fanpage possible. They post regularly on groups like “I bet this pickle can have more supporters than Nickleback”. I hate these people.

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  24. on April 9, 2010 at 8:40 am Vincent Ignatius

    My social network relies heavily on Facebook so I’ve been sucked in completely.

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  25. on April 9, 2010 at 8:59 am psycho

    “I refuse to believe that having a facebook profile is a liability.”

    Denial; the most predictable of human emotions…

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  26. on April 9, 2010 at 9:49 am tunacanman

    fb can very easily be used as a lesser alpha technique – that has a volume boost equivalent to a greater alpha level.. to get lines in many many many pools of fish at once and get the jealousy status elevation without hardly any effort…

    agree on avoiding stupid shit. I defriend fuckers that send me farm shit etc.

    ..many times can meet an old flame and same night swoop one of her 7-8s gfs in a strange city with very little effort its like youre already on 3rd date and social proof established…

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  27. on April 9, 2010 at 10:09 am Chris

    I’ll just toss this here:

    Waitress game?

    Out for drinks with co-workers and a client. Waitress was VERY cute. When she’s serving me my second drink, the new glass hits the top of my empty one and it shatters a bit. I tell her not to worry about it.

    Later, she asks me what I want to order for dinner, and I respond with “I’ll have the ‘such-and-such, no glass please” which gets a laugh. I order another beer as well.

    When this drink comes, I curl up and shy away from the waitress and say “Don’t hurt me!” which gets another laugh. I try to ignore her as much as possible for the rest of the dinner (about an hour).

    Before we all leave, I write on the back of the check: “I think I swallowed a shard of glass. Check up on me to make sure I’m ok. -Chris xxx-xxx-xxxx”

    Anything else I could have done there?

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  28. on April 9, 2010 at 10:18 am PhillyBoy81

    Rivelino,

    “Thanks to Roissy I now constantly try to think and act like an alpha male.”

    Can you get any more “beta” than that? This whole alpha/beta distinction really is stupid. You guys need to quit.

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  29. on April 9, 2010 at 11:40 am SPRUT

    This is impossible if your are well – connected on campus.
    a) Need to create events for mad parties, and promote events

    b) You miss out on party invites, minimizing your available options for the night

    c) FB Chat is good for game if played right. It sounds pretty beta on paper, but I added like a 9 from one of my classes, fb chatted, #’d, drank with her, gonna close. Or I suppose I could have just talked to her after class…

    HOWEVER…I do agree it must be minimal as fuck

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  30. on April 9, 2010 at 12:16 pm The Specimen

    Chris,

    You’re trying way to hard dude. Curling away from the waitress and saying, “please don’t hurt me,” is beta to the core. If you’re going to joke around witrh a waitress, make a joke about how you always tip better when the waitress gives you her number.

    Giving her your number on the check was also a weak move. Man up and ask for hers. If you ever are going to give a female your number, write “Hey you’re hot. Call me personal number)” on the back of your business card

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  31. on April 9, 2010 at 12:17 pm brant

    The binary alpha/beta distinction is stupid. I think Roissy’s more granular gradation actually is useful.

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  32. on April 9, 2010 at 12:21 pm The Specimen

    God damn touch screen.

    Anyway put you’re personal number on the back of the card with your message, walk up to her, make eye contact, smile and say “hi”, then hand her the card and walk off. That’s how it’s done son.

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  33. on April 9, 2010 at 12:48 pm Ronin

    Gentlemen,

    How does one deal with former lovers/pump and dumps who bombard your account with the typical i-bet-you’re-having-a-field-day(fucking)-on-here response?

    Cheers.

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  34. on April 9, 2010 at 12:55 pm KingLeonidas

    I don’t know who’s right more often, Roissy or South Park.

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  35. on April 9, 2010 at 1:09 pm Rollo Tomassi

    Facebook is for women, househusbands and unemployed betas.

    Seriously, look at who post the lion’s share of FB updates in your newsfeed.

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  36. on April 9, 2010 at 1:11 pm The Rational Male

    Another thing about facebook is that you can keep loose connections with women all over the country. When you travel to their city you hit them up. At minimum I always have female company for the night, sometimes it turns into a lay with her or one of her friends.

    People change their phone number, but they usually have the same facebook account forever. This allows you to keep a loose network of people who would have otherwise lost touch with. This is a bad thing how?

    We all agree that face to face communication is the ultimate goal. Maybe we should be asking for her home address instead of her phone number. That way we can ditch the phone and just show up at her door and ask for a date.

    When you look at it from that perspective it’s easier to see how ridiculous it is to write off other forms of communication.

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  37. on April 9, 2010 at 1:14 pm girl

    hahah…. funny episode. facebook is tricky.

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  38. on April 9, 2010 at 1:16 pm The Rational Male

    “Facebook is for women, househusbands and unemployed betas.

    Seriously, look at who post the lion’s share of FB updates in your newsfeed.”

    Don’t forget entrepreneurs who work from home. (agree and amplify baby!)

    So why do YOU have a profile then?

    I might post updates a bit more often than you do, but I’m sure you can agree that neither one of us is a facebook whore.

    You can use a hammer to smash someones brains in, or you can use the same hammer to build a beautiful mansion.

    It’s all about how you use it.

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  39. on April 9, 2010 at 1:19 pm Black Rebel

    Walawala – No tagging for a few reasons;

    1) Many pictuers that get tagged are on ‘nights out’, so they’re very rarely flattering. You want to minimize unappealing pics of yourself.

    2) A tag can seriously fuck up any alibi you may have, and gaming and sleeping with multiple girls requires alibis, there’s no way around it.

    That being said, some girls will deliberately tag you in pictures knowing it will sabotage you in the future. I dealt with this first by in person telling them to not tag me in photos, and if they kept it up by sending a private message like ‘You think I was kidding when I told you not to tag me in photos? Don’t ever do it again.’

    Short, to the point and zero tolerance, but not angry – man’s game.

    As for the waitress game…meh. Your game was alright and if she calls you then clearly you did well, but I’m skeptical of two things in your post. First, giving a girl your number won’t be nearly as effective as getting hers (and getting a girls’ number these days means next to nothing, your 2% chance of getting laid bumps up to like 10%), and chicks in the service industry are hard because they’re usually trying to maximize their tips.

    Ronin – I would ignore it, but if you have to reply I would probably go with one-word game (‘yup’).

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  40. on April 9, 2010 at 1:29 pm girl

    facebook makes it harder for men to mess around…

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  41. on April 9, 2010 at 1:47 pm Ronin

    Black Rebel

    One slighted sow tried to “black” list me by posting a bad pic she took of me whilst i slept. I discretely responded to her email account with lewd pic(s) of her posing in various positions which would make a gynocologist blush. Suffice to say i was exhorted to delete said pic(s) and was told i’m blocked from her fembook page. I just did what Stan should’ve done, de-activate the fucking account.

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  42. on April 9, 2010 at 1:49 pm Rollo Tomassi

    @RM, touché, but, I do consider it an excellent tool for observational corollaries in my never ending study of human psycho-sociology, heheh,..

    I’m like Jane Goodall in Gorillas in the Mist.

    However, you cannot deny that FB’s primary appeal (judging from post counts) is to attention whoring women and the beta who love them.

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  43. on April 9, 2010 at 1:57 pm The flowing robes, the grace, bald... striking

    I kinda love the facebook:

    My new pix are the shiznit!!!!, Me aNd my gIrLz wEre juSt cheCkin’ out myspace LOL!!!!!!!!, 2 werdz 4 my girlz…COMMENTS PUhLLLEeeEEeeeZZZE, LOL

    Sweet drivel from my 48 year old step mother’s page.

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  44. on April 10, 2010 at 12:06 am Brody

    Sometimes your shit reads ‘recovered greater beta’. mahalo.

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  45. on April 10, 2010 at 11:10 am Silver Fox

    Another key concept is the “Age Ladder”

    Before you can get true young pussy or an age gap of 5-7-10+ years you have to “work your way down the age ladder, ‘rung-by-rung’ “.

    So if your 35; date your age first, then try 33, 30, 27, 25, etc. If you get cocky or take shortcuts to skip a rung from 33 to 25 you will be knocked out; guaranteed. Go back start over, recover each rung, again.

    A rung is done when you have dated; had choic eof sex, and she is available as an option.

    A good boxing coach always builds up his fighter with easier bouts, till he has the confidence to handle the main event.

    Another concept is golden 3: always be pursuing 3 women.

    Pursuing only 1 will lead to “the one and only” desperation trap of if she doesnt work out your dead. Same is true with two, if one doesnt work out; again your left with just one. With three you always have 2 backups that rarely will flake simultaneaously. The confidence of 3 options will waft around you like gold.

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  46. on April 10, 2010 at 7:36 pm Evzone

    I disagree. It all depends how you use it. I use it like an electronic Rolodex to keep in touch with friends out of state and so forth. I don’t use it to “add” random-ass people or waste my time with it.

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  47. on April 11, 2010 at 2:25 am Gaffy

    Once you hit over 100 friends, you are basically lying to yourself. Most of them are acquaintances, most people’s social circle rarely exceeds 20 and then you add some good friends that you still talk to and hang out with even over the years. The rest are just acquaintances. “Oh I’m trying to reconnect with an old friend/lover/middleschoolfriend/neighborhoodbuddy.” Nope it’s mostly fake. Most likely after one accepts a friend request they exchange formalities and that’s it.

    Why MUST a friendship degrade on facebook? Because conversations are completely public to all other friends. If I were to post something retarded or embarrassing of you on your wall you will get angry at me because I lowered your value in front of everyone’s eyes. Then you would not like me for that. Or I can not post anything real or with meaning on your wall because of being afraid of causing the first situation, in which case makes it just a fake friend and all interactions between you and I very stiff, calculated, in effect cheapening a relationship.

    Think about it, if you were talking to a friend in real life, would you want all your other friends just eavesdropping right behind you and watching you?

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  48. on April 11, 2010 at 12:36 pm anoukange

    Anon said-

    “Facebook, myspace, etc. is the Dungeons & Dragons version of social interaction! Go old-school and actually talk to people!”

    –RIGHT??

    Facebook serves as my address book of old and new friends only, not any romantic interests. Of course I’m a girl not trying to get down the pants of girls….I would imagine it works wonders for that.

    I blame the internet in general for putting the last nail in the coffin of true Romance.

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  49. on April 11, 2010 at 2:33 pm Anon

    Facebook is much like real game. Be discreet, be aloof.
    Don’t share too much, don’t comment on anything, don’t get sucked in.

    For me however, I run most of my business and advertising through word of mouth. That means I have clean profile (no drunk college pics) with only the attractive photos of myself.

    It’s almost preselection if you do it right. She’ll creep and find out where your social circle lies.

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  50. on April 13, 2010 at 2:59 pm AHA

    Check out “Master of Facebook: an interview with pick up guru Action Jackson” in issue 4 of Interesting Times: http://interestingtimesmagazine.com/download.html

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  53. on March 5, 2011 at 12:36 pm You’ll Need Hard Negs For Facebook Game |

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