Losing Face on Facebook - True Stories
This story -- women who show little discretion in their alcohol consumption and even less when documenting their misadventures on their profiles -- seems to have started the most recent wave of Facebook embarrassments. While it's difficult for many to understand the personal pride and motivation behind such excess, it's even more mind-boggling to know that these exploits are being glorified online for all to see. Mom must be proud, and potential employers are surely beating down the doors.






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Subscribe to commentsjessicaJun 28th 2008 12:10AM
yoooo i have facebook and hey dummy heads, you have to go through your settings, and SET everything private in order for it to not be seen by people you arent friends with. if you dont, ehh anyone can see yoo shitttt! get da facts straighttt yo
LisaJun 28th 2008 1:15AM
When you go on Facebook you can search for anyone's name/profile, and if their name (in the search results) is in blue, thier profile is public, if it is black, it is private and you have to be added as a friend to see anything on that profile, minus their friend list. But you cannot read their profile, see pics, etc. unless added as a friend
JimJun 28th 2008 8:58AM
So the chick got trashed, big hairy deal. I am glad she felt good enough about her life to get toasted. I am also feeling for her when she wakes up. OOOOhh my head.
heyehyAug 20th 2008 12:09AM
wow, people are really ignorant and naive because although someone's page might be private you can still view pics. I'm not sure how many ways you can, but if you're friends(1) with someone who has a friend(2) whose page is private, you can still view that friend's(2) pictures. because under your news feed, your friend(1) being tagged in friend's(2) allows you to view friend(2) pictures.
NinaDec 16th 2008 3:12PM
Facebook doesn't seem all that private with so many ways to get stuff out onto the web. It's a dangerous world children. Be mindful how you live.
LindsayNov 17th 2007 8:27PM
I don't get it, I thought Facebook was password protected. How did it get cracked?
cameraangel16Nov 17th 2007 9:26PM
it didnt get cracked...if photos on facebook are "public" and you are tagged in them, it means that anyone can search your name and see them. you have to make your profile private and make sure your photo albums are marked "friends only" and untag yourself from any...unsavory...pictures your friends might post of you.
kerstinNov 18th 2007 12:49AM
I'm sorry, but Facebook pictures are NOT public. I have an account and I know that no one can see my pictures that are on there. Nor could I see the pictures of my friends before I added them, so something is up with people finding pictures of people on there and posting them elsewhere...
samNov 18th 2007 1:37AM
I'm sorry Kerstin, anything posted on the internet is really available to anyone. Top secret and private do not exist in internet world, be wise ya'all.
steveNov 18th 2007 2:24AM
sam's a fag
KassNov 18th 2007 11:16AM
umm facebook fotos ARE PRIVATE. no one can see them unless ur a friend or in the network, i have everything protected that i dont want the world to kno, u can blockc it right down to only u can see it, obviously she needs to be more careful who is her friend on fb. u can even limit individual friends views on ur profil so they cant see certain pictures, and its against facebook policy to take picture and post it without permission, so u can untag a photo or report abuse. the system is fool proof u gotta learn how to use it
BMommyNov 18th 2007 5:36AM
Ok, the internet is not a private place, but that really is regardless. Does anyone really think these pictures portrays a young woman who is interested in much else besides drinking and sex? Whatever happened to morals and chastity? Where are the good examples for little girls to look up to? I thought the women who were these pageant winners were supposed to be doing good in our society during their reigns, not partying up just because they are of legal drinking age. I don't think it's becoming of her crown, but I know no one will take it away either. Our society has gotten too relaxed in our acceptance of things like this. As a whole, nothing more than this is expected of a young woman and yet we wonder why they end up raped. Gee. I wonder. Show it off and then try to say it got taken. Her example is one that young women would do well to stay away from. Just my 2 cents.