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Anonymous wrote:Pinterest Fail keeps me from attempting some of these DIY. And it makes me laugh when I am bored.

http://www.pinterestfail.com/

Wrong link!

This one is funnier. http://epicpinterestfail.com/

Hysterical. I have my own file of pinterest fails.

I also have a few projects that I somehow invented that turned out amazingly well, but don't have a blog or any idea how to post them.

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Anonymous wrote:Is it possible to use Pinterest without a Facebook account?

Yup, you just need to make an account to create a board. Don't let it connect to your FB account.

It's quaint that you think you can stop FB from connecting to and track every single site you click on as long as you have a FB.

Uhh... is it? I don't see how two separate accounts for two different websites could connect without me inputting a password at some point. I look at Facebook maybe once every two months.

*sigh*

If you don't log out of Facebook everytime, and the unrelated website has an agreement with Facebook ( as do most of the major new services etc) then yes, Facebok can know that you are on a website. It is for "your convenience" in case you should want to post one of the news services lucid articles.

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This looks terrible. Is this actually in your house?

+100000

Anonymous wrote:Pinterest Fail keeps me from attempting some of these DIY. And it makes me laugh when I am bored.

http://www.pinterestfail.com/

Wrong link!

This one is funnier. http://epicpinterestfail.com/