Ah the mundanity of the web. I’ve begun a theme on this which you can backtrack to.
[Visit “Web of mundanity” post.]
This installment looks at the latest fad – public humiliation on the Facestat website. What a fcuking glorious idea and what a startling and innovative use of bandwidth.
If you’re considering plastic surgery; facial reconstruction, a nose job, or a “lift” perhaps, why not post your “before” shot and get your peers, or even perfect strangers to judge you.
Does your face look fat in this? “Absolutely you two-bit loser, why not just jump off a bridge now.”
Oops, sorry, ‘LOL’.
I’m sure this will be a roaring success, you can even upload your profile pic from Farcebook. It’s as easy as “one-click-three”.
In the interests of research Sean Plambeck of the news.com.au technology site uploaded his image to test the potential of the site.
[Sean Plambeck’s news.com story]
Better you than me buddy. Another innovative use: why not upload pictures of your enemies and get them down-rated. Ha, revenge is a dish best served online.
[update] I just went back to Facestat, you actually have to rate people in order to earn points to put your own pictures up. [I’ll be back once I’ve earned enough points to put a pic up, that could be fun].
LOL! Yet another site I’ll enjoy never going to. It’s amazing the amount of fun I have daily thinking of the many sites I will never visit because they are so obviously stupid.
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“Better you than me buddy. Another innovative use: why not upload pictures of your enemies and get them down-rated. Ha, revenge is a dish best served online.”
How is that innovative ? It’s rather dull.