you have got to love the bible thumpers...

[W3WN]

Wait, wait, wait. Let me see if I have this, ah, straight...

The Pastor and his wife have a three-way with another man, who is a member of their church (a "church assistant" whatever that is... insert obvious wisecrack on nature of assistance here).

And sometimes that man's wife joined in.

And then he found out that the man was fornicating like a rabbit (sorry Ren) with other ladies in the church.

So.. HE wants the church leadership to give up their Facebook accounts (or their leadership positions) because it's all Facebook's fault.

Riiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiight.

I am left almost speechless. What. A. Schmuck.

[ki4itv]

We must remove the evil in our midst, for we are not strong enough in our will, or good enough on our own to do the right thing when nobody is looking.

Yep, there's the problem.

[N2CHX]

The idea that FB makes cheating easier is complete nonsense. Anyone who cheats with someone from FB was probably going to cheat anyway. If anything, FB just makes it easier to get caught. Seriously I don't think FB and sites like it have caused more cheating, I think people are just getting caught more because they post stuff that's incriminating and someone a bit observant catches on. These idiots are acting like cheating is something new. Cheating has been going on since the beginning of time. Heck, the article proves it since the guy was caught up in this "manwich" affair long before FB existed.

People are so gullible.

[W2NAP]

The idea that FB makes cheating easier is complete nonsense. Anyone who cheats with someone from FB was probably going to cheat anyway. If anything, FB just makes it easier to get caught. Seriously I don't think FB and sites like it have caused more cheating, I think people are just getting caught more because they post stuff that's incriminating and someone a bit observant catches on. These idiots are acting like cheating is something new. Cheating has been going on since the beginning of time. Heck, the article proves it since the guy was caught up in this "manwich" affair long before FB existed.

People are so gullible.

i see your point, but also it dose make it easier to cheat. with all these "networking" sites. people run into the old high school/college mate. get talking and end up bone'in now yes they could have meet off net but the chances are actually lower for that.

[N8YX]

with all these "networking" sites. people run into the old high school/college mate. get talking and end up bone'in now yes they could have meet off net but the chances are actually lower for that.

My bridges are burned with thermite. For a reason.

[N8YX]

Hey, Sarah Palin is on Facebook. You know you want her...

I'll pass. She's all yours.

[N2CHX]

i see your point, but also it dose make it easier to cheat. with all these "networking" sites. people run into the old high school/college mate. get talking and end up bone'in now yes they could have meet off net but the chances are actually lower for that.

Like I said, if you really want to "bone" someone other than your spouse, you're gonna find someone to do it with anyway.

[N8YX]

Like I said, if you really want to "bone" someone other than your spouse, you're gonna find someone to do it with anyway.

What the he!! happened to scoring trim via the old-fashioned method? You know...in person? Have our collective social skills deteriorated to the point that we cannot start up a LIVE conversation with someone who catches our eye? :chin:

[kb2crk]

The idea that FB makes cheating easier is complete nonsense. Anyone who cheats with someone from FB was probably going to cheat anyway. If anything, FB just makes it easier to get caught. Seriously I don't think FB and sites like it have caused more cheating, I think people are just getting caught more because they post stuff that's incriminating and someone a bit observant catches on. These idiots are acting like cheating is something new. Cheating has been going on since the beginning of time. Heck, the article proves it since the guy was caught up in this "manwich" affair long before FB existed.

People are so gullible.

we have a winner. i know of a couple of not so bright co workers who had moved their cheating into facebook and gotten caught shortly thereafter. they had been doing it for years but when it came to covering their tracks on the interwebs they were fools. one had left his facebook open not realizing that when he deleted the messages on his email that facebook had them stored in a folder. a folder his wife happened upon while nosing around the open page. the other was beyond stupid and he and his playmate were going back and forth in public on their walls. cheaters have always cheated and will continue to do so as long as they can.

[ki4itv]

Like I said, if you really want to "bone" someone other than your spouse, you're gonna find someone to do it with anyway.

Well, there is that "out of sight, out of mind" love paradox working in ways we've hardly experienced previously. Facebook is directly confronting people with these types of normally latent emotions on a daily basis.

Tony has a point. If you are re-exposed to a relationship that ended prematurely, or for the wrong reasons, I could see (and almost have) where temptation, curiosity, and familiarity might get the best of you.