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December 6, 2010

snopes.com: Cartoon Character As Facebook Profile Picture

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snopes.com: Cartoon Character As Facebook Profile Picture.

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  1. ryoko861
    December 10, 2010 at 08:14 am

    I actually changed my profile pic before even knowing what the deal was just to bust my friend’s chops because she wanted to know why everyone was changing their profile pic. So I changed it to Lucy from Peanuts. THEN I found out why everyone was doing it. You have to take what goes on on Facebook with a grain of salt. Some dorky geeks are all proud of themselves now because they got a million people to change their profile pics and got notoriety on Twitter and Facebook. Whoopie.

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    1. Beth Ann
      December 10, 2010 at 08:21 am

      Yep, I did it too!!! But I have learned that Snopes is really the best place to find out what the heck is true and what is false! Facebook is a great place for keeping up with friends but it also kind of perpetuates things that are not always the best if you don’t check it out. I agree—-take it all with a grain of salt!!!

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