But I did recently register at ***friendster.com|http://www.friendster.com***. I only did it at first because ***jill|http://www.theholtsite.com*** did and she was looking for friends. I thought it was kind of cheesy and figured that I’d spend two minutes on it and that would be all.
I’ve discovered, however, that it is rather addictive. I don’t have a whole lot of friends listed, but it’s fun to try to find people I know. I was able to reconnect with my childhood friend Meghan. She and I practically lived at each other’s houses in middle school so it was good to talk to her again.
Over all I think that friendster is an interesting place to surf around. I’m not looking for new friends or dates, but it’s fun none the less. The website itself could use to be a bit more user friendly, though. I find myself having to scroll up and down and click here and there just to find the most basic of information.
So, anyway. Go on friendster and be my friend 🙂
Like you, I have been sucked into friendster, orkut, etc. But trust me, the friendster thing gets old soooo quickly. The biggest problem is that they are constantly having back-end problems… their system isn’t scaling properly.
We’re talking extremely frustrating, to the point where I now loathe logging in as I can never tell whether or not it’ll be fine or completely messed up…
Sites like Friendster and Orkut often entertain me when I’m bored. I tend to like Orkut more personally… it has a better setup and more options, but I belonged to Friendster first. 🙂