Anonymous
Post 01/10/2012 11:20     Subject: FB Breast Cancer Awareness Games

Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Whats the newest one?


The new one is something like, "I'm going to Alaska for 21 months!"



What is that all about?


It's based on your birthday. The month equals the place. The date is the number of months. It's lame.
Anonymous
Post 01/10/2012 11:13     Subject: FB Breast Cancer Awareness Games

Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Whats the newest one?


The new one is something like, "I'm going to Alaska for 21 months!"



What is that all about?
Anonymous
Post 01/10/2012 11:00     Subject: FB Breast Cancer Awareness Games

Anonymous wrote:Whats the newest one?


The new one is something like, "I'm going to Alaska for 21 months!"

Anonymous
Post 01/10/2012 10:44     Subject: FB Breast Cancer Awareness Games

I don't play these stupid games, either. I posted about how ridiculous it all was during last summer's child abuse awareness stupidity. I said something along the lines that it was pointless and how their time would be better used writing their lawmakers. Another friend mocked it by posting a picture of a mundane grocery item as death awareness. He asked everyone to change their picture to band together against death. It was very funny.
Anonymous
Post 01/10/2012 10:30     Subject: FB Breast Cancer Awareness Games

Whats the newest one?
Anonymous
Post 01/10/2012 10:26     Subject: Re:FB Breast Cancer Awareness Games

Agree they are idiotic and do nothing to raise awareness for breast cancer.

At least this one isn't offensive like the last one (pretending to be x weeks pregnant).
Anonymous
Post 01/10/2012 08:28     Subject: FB Breast Cancer Awareness Games

They are ridiculous and stupid, and are all about being "look at how clever I am!" rather than having anything to do with breast cancer.
Anonymous
Post 01/10/2012 06:54     Subject: FB Breast Cancer Awareness Games

I think these are incredibly annoying and don't actually support breast cancer awareness. They actually strike me as really immature (let's see if the boys can figure it out?) and I fail to see how this results in meaningful change for breast cancer.