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National UnFriend Day November 17th


jasonluckydog

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It's about that time of year again, no not Thanksgiving, but National Unfriend Day. Jimmy Kimmel who started this movement last year calls for anyone with a Facebook account to "UnFriend" anyone who is not really your friend. Kimmel compares it to spring cleaning but instead of throwing out trash you are throwing out people. So for those unsure of how to go about this difficult task of Unfriending this year, Jimmy has laid out a 50 point plan to guide your decision making process this year. It is a list of things people do on Facebook that we all are annoyed by and each of them are worth points. If a "friend" reaches over 50 points then you are encouraged to Unfriend them on November 17th. Here is the list:

Change their profile picture more than once a month: 5 points

Took their profile picture in the bathroom mirror using their cellphone: 5 points

Posted more than three photos of food: 5 points

more at the link

http://www.associatedcontent.com/article/9138403/national_unfriend_day_november_17th.html

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