Spacebook and MyFace…

ByLaurel Papworth

… for friends in an impersonal desperate online sense (shout out: Vashti):And a rude video here (can’t embed) from Cracker – what would happen in Google threw a party and invited Facebook, Myspace, Craigslist and so on (shout out: Ngaire)

… for friends in an impersonal desperate online sense (shout out: Vashti):

And a rude video here (can’t embed) from Cracker – what would happen in Google threw a party and invited Facebook, Myspace, Craigslist and so on (shout out: Ngaire)

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