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Try and get used to Facebook and join in with all the friends you used
to know

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On 5/13/2020 5:37 PM, Tina wrote:

Try and get used to Facebook and join in with all the friends you used
to know

I'd really rather not. I don't trust Facebook. Their leadership has
proven to be consistently uncaring about personal privacy issues. Even
if you don't give them personal information they track it down and
disseminate it, sell it, they don't care about their clients.

But thanks for asking, Tina. :)

Jill
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In article <9I_uG.66186$iB5.7581@fx06.iad>,
jmcquown <j_mcquown@comcast.net> wrote:

On 5/13/2020 5:37 PM, Tina wrote:

Try and get used to Facebook and join in with all the friends you used
to know

I'd really rather not. I don't trust Facebook. Their leadership has
proven to be consistently uncaring about personal privacy issues. Even
if you don't give them personal information they track it down and disseminate it, sell it, they don't care about their clients.

But thanks for asking, Tina. :)

Jill

I get where you're coming from (I really didn't want to go there either)
but it's such a shame you're not with us there. You are missed.

Judith
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Judith Latham
Stourbridge, West Midlands. UK.
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On 5/17/2020 6:42 AM, Judith Latham wrote:

In article <9I_uG.66186$iB5.7581@fx06.iad>,
jmcquown <j_mcquown@comcast.net> wrote:

On 5/13/2020 5:37 PM, Tina wrote:

Try and get used to Facebook and join in with all the friends you used
to know

I'd really rather not. I don't trust Facebook. Their leadership has
proven to be consistently uncaring about personal privacy issues. Even
if you don't give them personal information they track it down and
disseminate it, sell it, they don't care about their clients.

But thanks for asking, Tina. :)

Jill

I get where you're coming from (I really didn't want to go there either)
but it's such a shame you're not with us there. You are missed.

Judith

Judith, I appreciate that. Hey, there's obviously nothing stopping you
folks from dropping back in here. :)

Here's a Buffy Update: Sweet and playful and snoozing as usual. ;)
She's shedding to high heaven. When I'm stretched out reading a book
she'll get on top of me behind the book. She'll start giving herself
ear scritches on the binding of the book. I wish I had eyeglasses with cameras! Anyway, it's incredibly cute. She's a short hair tabby with a
LOT of fur. It's been fairly cool in Southern South Carolina so far
this year, but I guess cats have a built-in shedding season. Anyway,
she was giving herself ear scritches on my book and was getting fur all
over it. Time to furminate the kitty!

I put my book down. Come on Buffy, let's go! She loves that deshedding
tool. I'm not affiliated with it in any way but she purrs like crazy
when we're removing that excess fur. I can only imagine based on her
reaction it feels really good, not only the way the tool sort of gives scritches, but also to lose all that excess fur. Buffy gets *very*
playful when the furminating session is over. :)

Jill
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jmcquown wrote:

On 5/13/2020 5:37 PM, Tina wrote:

Try and get used to Facebook and join in with all the friends you
used to know

I'd really rather not. I don't trust Facebook. Their leadership has
proven to be consistently uncaring about personal privacy issues.
Even if you don't give them personal information they track it down
and disseminate it, sell it, they don't care about their clients.

But thanks for asking, Tina. :)

Jill

Same here Jill. Any site that literally required a court order to
allow you to delete an account, is not for me.
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In article <nLBwG.91975$mI3.13237@fx37.iad>, jmcquown
<j_mcquown@comcast.net> wrote:

On 5/17/2020 6:42 AM, Judith Latham wrote:

In article <9I_uG.66186$iB5.7581@fx06.iad>, jmcquown
<j_mcquown@comcast.net> wrote:

On 5/13/2020 5:37 PM, Tina wrote:

Try and get used to Facebook and join in with all the friends you
used to know

I'd really rather not. I don't trust Facebook. Their leadership has
proven to be consistently uncaring about personal privacy issues.
Even if you don't give them personal information they track it down
and disseminate it, sell it, they don't care about their clients.

But thanks for asking, Tina. :)

Jill

I get where you're coming from (I really didn't want to go there
either) but it's such a shame you're not with us there. You are missed.

Judith

Judith, I appreciate that. Hey, there's obviously nothing stopping you
folks from dropping back in here. :)

Here's a Buffy Update: Sweet and playful and snoozing as usual. ;)
She's shedding to high heaven. When I'm stretched out reading a book
she'll get on top of me behind the book. She'll start giving herself
ear scritches on the binding of the book. I wish I had eyeglasses with cameras! Anyway, it's incredibly cute. She's a short hair tabby with a
LOT of fur. It's been fairly cool in Southern South Carolina so far
this year, but I guess cats have a built-in shedding season. Anyway,
she was giving herself ear scritches on my book and was getting fur all
over it. Time to furminate the kitty!

I put my book down. Come on Buffy, let's go! She loves that deshedding tool. I'm not affiliated with it in any way but she purrs like crazy
when we're removing that excess fur. I can only imagine based on her reaction it feels really good, not only the way the tool sort of gives scritches, but also to lose all that excess fur. Buffy gets *very*
playful when the furminating session is over. :)

Jill

Buffy is an affectionate cat. Sootie is but when she's in the mood and her rules.

I try to visit here but I suddenly realise I haven't been on my computer
to log in for days. I hadn't logged into my emails from the 20th until
today. I think it's because my DH has retired and is usually at the
computer desk so I would have to squeeze past but it keeps him off the
streets.

Judith
--
Judith Latham
Stourbridge, West Midlands. UK.
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On 5/24/2020 3:08 PM, cshenk wrote:

jmcquown wrote:

On 5/13/2020 5:37 PM, Tina wrote:

Try and get used to Facebook and join in with all the friends you
used to know

I'd really rather not. I don't trust Facebook. Their leadership has
proven to be consistently uncaring about personal privacy issues.
Even if you don't give them personal information they track it down
and disseminate it, sell it, they don't care about their clients.

But thanks for asking, Tina. :)

Jill

Same here Jill. Any site that literally required a court order to
allow you to delete an account, is not for me.

I simply won't deal with the dishonest aspects of that social media
platform. Recently the founder (Zuckerberg) wanted to get into the
digital currency market. It's called Libra. More apparances before a
senate subcommittee about that in 2019. I don't trust this guy as far
as I could throw him, which isn't very far.

Jill
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