If You Die Tomorrow, How Will Facebook Remember You?

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Poor Mr. X.  I feel for your family and friends.  I don't know much about you or them, but I'm sure I'll meet a number of them when your estate files suit against my client.  In the meantime, this is what I do know about you.

You were a fan of Megan Fox.  I'm sure your wife was pleased by that.

You liked to insert a device known as a "bierstick" into your mouth.

bierstickYou had degrading tastes in soft-core pornography.

You had a prostate condition.

And that's about it.  Your obituary is already behind a firewall, so as far as the internet is concerned your tombstone is shaped like a beer-injecting plastic penis.  Long may it stand.

As for the rest of you, I know your mother told you always to wear clean underwear, in case you were in an accident.  But are you wearing a clean Facebook page?

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3 Comments

3 Comments

  1. Ken  •  Oct 14, 2009 @1:03 pm

    I've often thought that if an advanced alien race arrives and investigates our worthiness via MySpace, the whole planet will be a smoking crater inside an hour.

  2. Dan  •  Oct 14, 2009 @1:40 pm

    If you can withstand the first 99% of the user-submitted video, visit http://www.bierstick.com/Videos.aspx, and enjoy the final 2 seconds or so. Bierstick, these are your customers, as if you did not already know that.

    I can't find the published patent application. Hopefully we can see their brilliance spelled out in more detail soon…

  3. FIREhat  •  Oct 14, 2009 @4:25 pm

    There's a website that archives the MySpace pages of dead people. I think it's called MyDeathSpace or something. I'd rather see a higher class of dead people with a DeadFace page, but that's why we have our profiles locked.