I think now since joining Fubar about five months ago, the joke I used to call my friend's list back in my days of MySpace, has now evolved into a nice, little collective I am pround to have created. The great thing, however, being on Fubar doing this is that all the poeple on here are at least eighteen years old, as oppose to MySpace, where technically you have to be sixteen to join, but that can be easily walked around considering the lack of security on the site, and all the stupid web cams high school girls try to send to older men. However, here on Fubar is not much different with the webcams or nude pics, it's just done by women of age! But, it seems that now I was able to carve out a little corner of this website here to embark on a small collective following of smart intellectuals that don't really care for the pigheadedness and perversions of most of the poeple on here. I remember when I first started calling my friend's list The Secret Society, it was back three years ago when I opened up a MySpace account. I was talked into it by one of my classmates when I was in college, she told me about MySpace and at first I didn't feel comfortable doing so because when she said a lot of high school kids used it, I was pretty turned off from it. So for the first few months on MySpace, there was little to no kind of activity there until I started to know some of my friends having MySpace profiles. Then, I began to start typing blogs, not really what I am doing nowadays, but it was a start, and then people began finding me, so it was time to find a new name for my friends list. So I chose The Secret Society because it was a chessy name for a cheesy website. After doing so, and along with my blogs evolving and changing, the following grew. Then, I expanded to Facebook, tried My Yearbook but was a failure, and then now to Fubar where the following has grown very well in just under five months. It's funny how something that started out as a joke has now turned into nice small collective of intelligent people, and there will be more people joining. However, I don't think I would want too many people, because not all people are smart, or even have common sense. So, I must keep my rules and regulations to a high standard. But it's funny now after three years of this and it still doesn't look like it's going to die out soon.
