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RT @mashable: Do Your Real-Life Friends Bug You With Their Online Personas? [VIDEO] http://t.co/wcxHAIRNGu
May 28, 2013
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Do Your Real-Life Friends Bug You With Their Online Personas? [VIDEO]
In real-life, your friends are great - they're normal, fun-loving people - until, that is, they log online. After that, your friends become social-media monsters, sharing too-personal status updates and humble-bragging all over the interwebz. Sound familiar? It's a disconnect that YouTube user blimeycow describes in his latest video, "I like you in real life (but not on the Internet)."