how long do you stay in facebook
@luntian_grace (1373)
Philippines
October 8, 2011 8:59am CST
most people are they are in for facebook like it has been their freak'n life... most would spend like five hours and all they do is play a silly games called farmville or resort world...
and yes i do play some of this games... resortworld for my mom and aunt they need more friends... and all they got are a bit few... so they always pressure me to play the game and give them so gift for their construction thingy...
but i don't stay that long in facebook an hour is a max i can't stand the graphics its really cheap and stone age looking. and it also gives me headaches.
so how about you? how long do you stay in facebook?
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7 responses
@luntian_grace (1373)
• Philippines
12 Oct 11
facebook is good for socializing but then again if we spend most of our time we will miss a lot here at mylot. just imagine, if you can spend an hour or two here posting and giving comment you will earn a lot. right? so why spend most of your time wasted in some other site while here its worth it...
@dpk262006 (58675)
• Delhi, India
8 Oct 11
I do not spend much time on facebook. I also do not visit it every other day.
I am not a fan of games and I do Ney play any game on FB.
I would rather log in to mylot to participitate in some interesting discussions.
@luntian_grace (1373)
• Philippines
12 Oct 11
yes and you can earn something too... i just hope that there is an online social networking that you can be paid...
@khithi17 (762)
• Philippines
11 Oct 11
On ordinary days when I don't have any business deals going on, I think I can stay logged in to facebook for a good 3 hours. that's a total in one day. but I stay longer when I found something interesting and really take my attention. Also when I'm into playing games but sometimes when I get bored with it i don't open it. :)
@luntian_grace (1373)
• Philippines
12 Oct 11
so do you spend as much time in mylot too? so you play games too... what games do you play?
@GemmaR (8517)
•
9 Oct 11
I work online from home, so this means that I spend a lot of time at my computer. I will usually have Facebook open in a window, and will refresh the page every hour or so to see if anything has changed, but I won't just sit online all day and chat to people like I might have done at some points in my past. I don't know why some people will do this for the whole of their day anymore, because there are much better things that they could be doing with their time which would mean that wouldn't be wasting quite so much of their day.
@luntian_grace (1373)
• Philippines
12 Oct 11
hey can you add me in your facebook friends... i am also looking for the facebook people here at mylot... so work from home... do you have other site that we can work at home too? i am also looking for a sites that really pays...
@Matpunk85 (1066)
• Italy
8 Oct 11
I work all the days during the week so I spend just one hour in the evening. During the weekend I stay in for more time, as example 2-3 hours but I don't like that silly games. For real I open my internet browser and I have a lot of windows opened so I go on facebook only if someone chat with me or if I receive notifications.
@luntian_grace (1373)
• Philippines
12 Oct 11
i too work most of the time outside the cyber world... so do spend a little time in facebook... i'ts my aunt that wants me to play facebook she wants us to help her in her games.
@luntian_grace (1373)
• Philippines
12 Oct 11
so you do spend a lot of time in facebook... and how long do you spend in mylot?
@criticalman (65)
• Philippines
8 Oct 11
It depends. Say someone just uploaded some pics for a recent fun activity or a nostalgic event, then I'd say for say about 3 hours. Usually more if there's someone who wants to chat. Yeah don't like the design either, its simple but its the connection that makes it all worthwhile
@luntian_grace (1373)
• Philippines
12 Oct 11
so most of the time its more than 3 hours right? don't you get a headache for staying too long? i just can't stand that long without getting a headache.
