our "friends" then we've already accepted the bad with the good. couldn't agree more. i dont wanna sound bashful, but i think you should loosen up Stephanie Buck. Chill. some of these things are perfectly fine! and the problem is, you are taking away from the validity of some good points here, by including things that shouldn't be classified as annoying whatsoever. if you're into journalism, you should know better. i got out of my way and logged in using facebook and left his comment (which i rarely ever do) becoz i believe your article/post is very questionable. just being honest. Wishing people happy birthday/anniversary when they don't even have a facebook account. I see this with parents wishing their kids happy birthdays. The only reason they do this is because they want others to wish their kids happy birthday. Or to prove to people that they are a good parent. I get it if they say "Today is my daughter's bday, can't believe she is 10 already." But it's the "Happy b-day _______, I love you" that bothers me. They aren't going to read it! Stephanie -- You missed a couple of things. #21 Posting a picture of everything you eat. #22 Posting pictures of your feet while on vacation or sitting in a lounge chair. #23 Posting pictures of your fingernails/toenails every time you change the color of polish. #24 Passive agressive comments toward a family member or friend. #25 Responding to every post as if the message