I feel really pathetic whenever I do it, like I'm too dumb to even remember what I like. But it's quicker to read them from facebook than to wait for my slow brain to remember the names of my favorite movies and stuff.

if you don't remember does it matter?

oh yea, and now when you "like" something it goes in your profile. I forgot that.
huh.

I don't think i get blazing drunk and go on 'liking' sprees- but maybe I should check.

Since Facebook apps seem to be able access everything about you and your friends once you use them, I do as little there as possible. If it weren't for one friend who doesn't respond to any other method of communicating, I'd've junked the account several privacy blowups ago.

I'm so bad with dates that I created a dupe facebook account so I could friend myself and be reminded of my own birthday. I'm not forgetful, I just have little-to-no concept of time.

@om It's not that I've forgotten what I like, really, more just that I'm lazy and it's usually quicker for me to read the list on fb than to drudge up my top ten favorite books and stuff off the top of my head.

@little_p Yeah, I don't even 'like' that many things--it's a little bit ridiculous now. You can 'like' Ragu Tomato sauce. There are people I know who suddenly show up in my feed having recently 'liked' like 150 things. Crazy.

@Romeo Yeah, I avoid applications, and I don't even have that many likes. It's just a convenience for me to have the list on there because, like I said, I've got a lazy brain.

@FiZ That's kind of ridiculous. I like it. I can't forget my own birthday because it's on Leap Year, but I wish they hadn't made the birthday reminder thing so unobtrusive in the current version of FB, I'm always worried about forgetting the birthday of someone important because I too, am terrible with dates.