Patrick

Hello, Thank you for visiting KarateForums.com. We recognize one member every month as the KarateForums.com Member of the Month for their positive contributions to this community. The July 2012 selection is... Dobie1979. Congratulations! Thank you for all of your great contributions to our community. Sincerely, Patrick

In addition to Netflix and DVDs, for anyone wanting to watch He-Man & the Masters of the Universe, go here: http://www.hulu.com/he-man-and-the-masters-of-the-universe (all 130 episodes appear to be available for free, legal viewing - in the U.S., at least) http://www.youtube.com/user/heman Thanks, Patrick

What type of fighting are you talking about, Naked Snake? Thanks, Patrick

My pleasure. Patrick

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How'd it go? Patrick

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Welcome to KF, Mr. Caplinger. Glad to have you. Patrick

Hope all of the fathers on KF had a nice day. Patrick

Hey vantheman, Sure. From March 1 forward: 1. Firefox, 26.66% 2. Internet Explorer, 24.85% 3. Chrome, 19.62% 4. Safari, 17.89% 5. Android Browser, 6.34% 6. Mozilla Compatible Agent, 1.42% 7. Opera, 0.92% 8. Opera Mini, 0.83% 9. BlackBerry9300, 0.71% 10. Mozilla, 0.17% 11. IE with Chrome Frame, 0.11% There were 71 different browsers listed for less than 0.10%. Some of them include Playstation 3, RockMelt, various versions of BlackBerry, Playstation Portable, versions of Nokia, Netscape and more. Thanks, Patrick

Hey BassaiNige. Glad to have you. Patrick

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Welcome to KF, Trevelyan. Glad to have you. Patrick

I don't think anyone is disagreeing with your desire, GeoGiant. But, everyone is different. And while you should feel freer to say certain things amongst certain groups, like closer friends, you should be careful with what you say on Facebook because your privacy is only as strong as the one person who decides what you said needs to be told to another person. It just takes one and it happens a lot. Patrick

Hello, Thank you for visiting KarateForums.com. We recognize one member every month as the KarateForums.com Member of the Month for their positive contributions to this community. The June 2012 selection is... Kodakmint. Congratulations! Thank you for all of your great contributions to our community. Sincerely, Patrick

Good luck, Alex! Patrick

I'm a bit confused by the hostile response to a simple request. It seems harsh. That leads me to think that maybe there is more to the story than you can say on these forums, which is fair. Bottom line, you should accept who you feel comfortable accepting. When you receive a friend request on Facebook, you can confirm it or ignore it. I ignore way more than I accept, even from people who I have talked with before. I don't really get mad at them for requesting and don't really give it a second thought. Now, I can understand an increased sensitivity with a boss, but in normal situations, he or she would understand a simple explanation or perhaps not even ask about it at all. You said you see this person every couple of weeks (at best). Not everyday. How likely is he to even bring it up at all if you simply click ignore instead of deleting your account? After all, he doesn't receive a notification from Facebook saying "GeoGiant ignored your request." It happens silently. To me, it just seems like deleting your account was overkill and does more harm than good because now you miss out on any good interaction you had on Facebook (assuming you did). Beyond ignoring, accepting and deleting your account, there is also a middle option, which is to accept him, but restrict his access. Facebook's privacy controls are really pretty good. A simple thing to do is accept him and immediately add him to your restricted list. This means that he won't see anything that isn't public already (i.e. that anyone can see without being your friend). I'm not saying you should do this, but I know some people that do. While I can understand that telling your boss that Facebook is not for company use would be a weird thing to say - telling him your personal Facebook page is for your personal life only would not be, to most reasonable people. But, again, there may be more to this and there are certainly bosses who take too great of liberties. Hopefully it's not as bad as your posts sound. Best of luck. Patrick

Hey Jazzy. Glad to have you. Patrick

Sorry for the late response, but yes, agreed. Thank you. Patrick

Thanks Brian. That's nice of you to say. Patrick

Most of the maintenance has been completed. Thank you for your patience. Patrick