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I got a message recently from a former boyfriend. what is the correct procedure for this? weirdness!! I haven't answered it.

he is the bass player from my first band. AND I found our guitar player in his friends. weirdness. don't really wanna be friends with either but I have always wanted to have a copy of that album we started.

discuss. and cue the Moody Blues.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kmmPFrkuPq0

(Crazy)Dulce Lady wrote:I got a message recently from a former boyfriend. what is the correct procedure for this? weirdness!! I haven't answered it.

he is the bass player from my first band. AND I found our guitar player in his friends. weirdness. don't really wanna be friends with either but I have always wanted to have a copy of that album we started.

discuss. and cue the Moody Blues.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kmmPFrkuPq0

accept the request - get the album - delete the friend. simple.

I know the feeling though. I got a request like that last year.

Moody Blues rock!
That is all.

bluejeangirl76 wrote:accept the request - get the album - delete the friend. simple.

Or you could just custom set your profile so that person is blocked from whatever you don't want them on (a co-worker told me about that).

I say, get what you want (the album) then end it. Doesn't sound like you owe him anything.

I love the Moody Blues - that video is so 60's. I haven't heard it in a long time.

It was the bass player that far back, eh?

On Facebook (or MySpace too) you can almost send, receive and answer messages without actually offering or accepting a friend request, so I'd suggest that rather than add someone then delete them once the business end has been done. Getting a friend request from someone you don't really want to keep a constant connection with almost always feels like a lose-lose situation. Ignoring a request seems less damaging to their fragile psyches than deleting them... lol!

I personally think the whole "friends list" concept on social networking sites has had a really unfortunate downside in so many ways, so I take a really detached approach to it.

Really cool to reconnect with those past accomplishments though, and hope you get your songs! That sounds really cool.

Rip Rokken wrote:On Facebook (or MySpace too) you can almost send, receive and answer messages without actually offering or accepting a friend request, so I'd suggest that rather than add someone then delete them once the business end has been done. Getting a friend request from someone you don't really want to keep a constant connection with almost always feels like a lose-lose situation. Ignoring a request seems less damaging to their fragile psyches than deleting them... lol!

I personally think the whole "friends list" concept on social networking sites has had a really unfortunate downside in so many ways, so I take a really detached approach to it.

Really cool to reconnect with those past accomplishments though, and hope you get your songs! That sounds really cool.

is that what you refer to them as ?! You dawg

Behshad wrote:

Rip Rokken wrote:On Facebook (or MySpace too) you can almost send, receive and answer messages without actually offering or accepting a friend request, so I'd suggest that rather than add someone then delete them once the business end has been done. Getting a friend request from someone you don't really want to keep a constant connection with almost always feels like a lose-lose situation. Ignoring a request seems less damaging to their fragile psyches than deleting them... lol!

I personally think the whole "friends list" concept on social networking sites has had a really unfortunate downside in so many ways, so I take a really detached approach to it.

Really cool to reconnect with those past accomplishments though, and hope you get your songs! That sounds really cool.

is that what you refer to them as ?! You dawg

ROFL!!! I was talking about the SONGS, dude!

Rip Rokken wrote:

Behshad wrote:

Rip Rokken wrote:On Facebook (or MySpace too) you can almost send, receive and answer messages without actually offering or accepting a friend request, so I'd suggest that rather than add someone then delete them once the business end has been done. Getting a friend request from someone you don't really want to keep a constant connection with almost always feels like a lose-lose situation. Ignoring a request seems less damaging to their fragile psyches than deleting them... lol!

I personally think the whole "friends list" concept on social networking sites has had a really unfortunate downside in so many ways, so I take a really detached approach to it.

Really cool to reconnect with those past accomplishments though, and hope you get your songs! That sounds really cool.

is that what you refer to them as ?! You dawg

ROFL!!! I was talking about the SONGS, dude!

You never know when it comes to you , Mr Casanova. You are being too modest but we all know how much your FFFFs love you and adore you,,, rumor has it you have more groupies than Arnel & Neal . COMBINED

can't wait to hang out with you and your fans at MR FEST II , bro

and those of you who don't know :

FFFF = FemaleFansFromFilipines.