The post your social networking thread
 

I dunno if there is one of these threads already, if so do slap me....

So we used to have this thread years ago where you could post your MSN for other like-minded gamer-types to add you for a chat and the suchlike. Since then MySpace, Twitter, Facebook etc. came along too so this might as well expand to them....... so if you have any of these things post them here!

SO if anyone wants to add me mine are

MSN: messenger@dannyking.co.uk
Facebook: Danny King | Facebook
Twitter: Danny King (mindofmadness) on Twitter

Cause you can never have too many friends and followers. =p

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I shall now stalk you.

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Your MSN is not found :P

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I'll be sure to spam anyone who posts their info here.

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This is a good example of what not to do. At least put your info in an image if you are going to post it for every spam bot to catch.

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It isn't used as an active email address.

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MSN: no.forteen@hotmail.com

I accept anyone who sends me an invite. Tell me where you are from though (Filefront, RDR, etc).

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Brendon Hrepi?-Mi?unovi? | Facebook

I don't use instant messengers much these days, but my AIM is Brendon owns you and my MSN and general email address is mastershroom[at]gmail.com. Eat that, you autolinking spambot fuckers!

Don't mind the link going nuts with my name. >_<

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might as well join in.

MSN: quiksilver66 AT hotmail.co.uk (not really online ever)
Facebook: Matt Rhodes

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Facebook is being racist! :eek: :D

Having various contacts to chat with is quite nice, though these days I try to limit a bit to people I atleast "sort of know", rather then automatically accepting every request. I must have a few hundred people on my MSN contactlist, some of which never even engaged in an actual conversation or who I only spoke with one or twice (to answer a question regarding these forums for example). And quite frankly, having a few hundred people on any "friends" list that you don't actually know at all, is a bit silly. But communicating with vague (e-) acquaintances, acquaintances and close friends isn't bad at all. :)

Unless you're a total stranger or newbie it shouldn't be too difficult to figure out my MSN, e-mail adress or facebook (= my real name) account. ;)