I think I'm spending too much time on Facebook. I keep wanting to "like" people's posts here.

[amanda_pennsylvania]

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[desertjean]

Like.

 

[michael-in-phoenix]

As long as you don't try to...

...poke me.

Unless, of course, it involved raw, marinated tuna.

Michael

 

[joe]

To paraphrase Hyacinth Bucket, "It's Poo-kay!"

 

[oli]

I don't understand what POKE is all about

 

[michael-in-phoenix]

There's a thread on "poke" at 19829, above. On facebook you can "poke" someone...

...and I'm not really sure what happens because I've always ignored it.

Color me shy.

Michael

 

[curious1]

I've wondered about that "poke". I guess it's a good thing?

 

[mistral]

Heh, don't ask my husband what he means. . .

when he uses "poke!"

It is good to be shy with that definition!

 

[angak]

bings to mind "Lonesome Dove". . .

 

[angak]

that would be "brings", but bing could be another variation.

 

[amanda_pennsylvania]

Hah!

 

[joe]

Ang, we're on the same page! "Lonesome Dove" was the first thing I thought of when I joined Facebook

and was invited to poke my 7th grade girlfriend Stephanie.

I've been on Facebook for two years now and I have never been poked.