Types Of People On Facebook
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Types Of People On Facebook

The few gems that you can still find on FB

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Types Of People On Facebook
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While it can be debated that the Facebook reign may be over, everyone seems to have the same experiences with friends on Facebook. It's inevitable that the same type of people crop up on Facebook time and time again, but there are some real gems that you can find if you look hard enough.

1. The type of people who fight on "Tasty" videos.

We can always count on Linda to tell us when Tasty used too much butter, or when they're not sharing enough gluten free options.

2. The type of people who share "Tasty" videos.

Bless you, friends. You grace my timeline with delicious food every day and it is the sole reason I go on Facebook anymore.

3. Your one idiot 'friend' that won't stop sharing racist/homophobic stuff.

Their statuses are like car crashes: they're really horrible to look at, but you can't really look away either.

4. The couple that for sure is going to get engaged in the next year.

Do they ever spend time apart? No. Are you hoping to get invited to the wedding? Kinda. Are you going to stalk the hell out of their engagement photo shoot that they'll post next month? Of course.

5. The family friend that comments/likes EVERYTHING.

Another reason you have to untag yourself from all the photos from last night.

6. The friend that loves to bring back your embarrassing Facebook statuses.

It was 2010, everyone did "like for a like". Times were simpler, so let's leave it in the past. (I'm totally guilty of being this person by the way).

7. The person you never actually met before, but are still friends with anyway.

You have over 300 mutual friends, and you vaguely know the people in their photos. You don't want to de-friend them just in case you meet them in the future (always awkward to re-friend) but still.

8. The friend that non-stop posts about their problems.

I'm sorry about your breakup, but a shared photo of a broken heart is not going to bring him back.

9. The people that share dog/cat videos all the time.

You ruin my productivity, but you also make my day.

10. The friend that writes for the Odyssey and shares their articles every week.

So annoying, am I right?

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