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Facebook has both its good points and its bad points. One the plus side, it enables people to stay in contact with one another, sharing stories and photos about family and friends; exchanging jokes and funny stories and pictures; keeping each other Sasha and Malia love their dad's jokes. "Time flies, even though turkeys don't" #TurkeyPardon2015 And certainly don’t make faces during televised public events,” Elizabeth Lauten wrote on Facebook. The unnecessarily harsh words and subsequent In a post signed “Joe Carr” (understood to refer to “joker”), he wrote: “Facebook needs to understand that it is utterly impossible to legitimise a place where there will always be pranksters and tricksters. “What started as a joke between You can watch another clip from Jackman’s Facebook account here. The show showcased Jackman’s solid vocal range and the fact that he can sing and dance at the same time. In the show, he sang the romantic song, The Way You Look Tonight, to his wife According to the BBC, Bich/Carr posted this statement on Facebook: "Do you remember the story; The boy who cried wolf? "Imagine that boy grew up into a mischievous man with 21st Century technology at his finger tips. "What started as a joke between friends In the latest edition of “No Sh*t, Sherlock,” the man behind last week’s viral story about Facebook repeatedly deleting his account because of his legal name turned out to be an Internet joke gone wild. Sure, because a photo of a “passport” with .

Needless to say supporters point to the new media and the amount of grassroots support exhibited on Twitter and Facebook, etc. But even here, caution is needed – because the percentage of the electorate who engage in Twitter debates is very small. It turns out Phuc Dat Bich wasn’t the victim of Facebook discrimination at all If what “started as a joke between friends” turned into a joke on social media, wasn’t he making a mockery of “culturally specific” names before the media On Wednesday morning, in a message signed off "Joe Carr" (although his Facebook name remains "Phuc Dat Bich"), he said that "what started as a joke between friends became a prank to make a fool out of the media". In fact, a former schoolmate who contacted OK, in the world of the famous, this has got to be the equivalent of being "Facebook official." Sure, they've already confirmed their relationship status through a rep statement, but Blake Shelton just got real about things with Gwen Stefani on Monday's .