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Thank You. Both now added.

And a pretty poor effort it is. Noted.

http://www.myspace.com/michellebxxx is no longer valid.

Deleted or somesuch.

Michelle B is now on MySpace at



But it may not last long considering the pictures featured:

[img]http://i107.photobucket.com/albums/m317 ... agcode.jpg[/img]

[img]http://i107.photobucket.com/albums/m317 ... CCORES.jpg[/img]

[img]http://i107.photobucket.com/albums/m317 ... /FOOLS.jpg[/img]

Great pics - but MySpace is not xPeep.

Thanks. Details now updated.

i read this post with interest.

some of my hot chicas have said "sandie u blonde plonker...y aint ya got yerslef a myspace page?"


now to me running my yahoo group and all of the other sites is time consuming enough but seeing all the chickys that have my space pages on this thread im thinking am i missing something????


is myspace rapidly taking over yahoo groups???? i dont really understand it tbh.
all i know is i only have so much time on my hands and another thingy to log into everyday is hard work - especially when abroad.

whats the deal???


is it worth it??? whats it all about ---- alfie????

well myspace won't let you put any adult pictures on. But it is one of the biggest communities on the net.

Anyone who's anyone has got a myspace page, even I have one, lol.

Daisy Rock has a my space account.

What exactly is the point of MySpace?
Is it worth joining up or is it just another product of the me me me self-absorbed detached from reality and insulated by technology generation.

I am interested in your opinions....

Its supposed to be for networking and meeting people but its really for emo kids to announce their suicide to a bunch of people who don`t care.

Jock Strap wrote:

> What exactly is the point of MySpace?
> Is it worth joining up or is it just another product of the me
> me me self-absorbed detached from reality and insulated by
> technology generation.
>
> I am interested in your opinions....
>
>



In the US the MySpace boom was caused by loads of teens signing up and using it as a glorified dating service.

Here in the UK it's the indie music scene that has really made a mark. Many bands have cultivated huge followings thanks to MySpace... The Arctic Monkeys being a good example of a band who gained commercial success via downloads of their tracks rather than based on concert audiences.

For some it's an excellent marketing and networking tool. The rock band I'm involved with have certainly gained from being on MySpace.

For others it's just another form of vanity publishing.