Posted by 1206SWMO on April 11, 2018 at 13:48:42 from (99.198.18.53):
In Reply to: Facebook mess ...... posted by Crazy Horse on April 11, 2018 at 06:15:24:
I'm on facebook..If you click on my profile you will find out very little about me except for my birth date..I have no pictures of me and where I live....I make no posts about what I ate for breakfast....I don't do the friends thing on there...Sorry,guys but several that post on here have tried to friend me but I just don't do it.....As far as getting tracked you are probably being tracked at almost every place that you go..
I'm on facebook for the numerous old tractor and tractor pulling sites-etc...They are all very active..I also post lots of pictures on Forgotten Kansas and Forgotten MO,-etc...MLB did away with all baseball forums so I'm on a KC Royals facebook forum...I post the same pictures and say the same things on these places as I do on here..Its all on how you use it..
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