That second picture is... kinda nice!!!

Still doesn't beat the gym class uniform.

Bloomers. <3

"You can put lipstick on a pig, but it's still a pig."

I don't get the fawning over her, she looks fucking weird.

Must resist urge to import...

God, I hope to god the PS3 performance is smoothed out before its release next year.

For crying out loud, her head's too small and the cheerleader pic exposes a rather large bulge downstairs. She's a TRAP!

She still looks like sarah palin

The clot has not been removed. Rather, it's been thrust off the social platform to another location: users' e-mail. Developers must now send messages to personal digital mail. Most apps are asking for that address now, others will no doubt require it in the near future.

Social games are often knocked for their ceaseless updates. But there is a reason developers used, and sometimes abused, notifications.

Why? Notifications are part of the culture of Facebook. And some people liked the barrage -- it kept them Corporate Gifts connected and learning about new wares.

Word-of-mouth, critical reception, and marketing doesn't have the pull on Facebook like it does in our little slice of the world.

"People have the option to publish their status or not and we like to leave it to players to decide," Bill Mooney, VP and GM, FarmVille at Zynga Games tells me via e-mail, the next target of possible FarmVille messaging.
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