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When you discover someone you know on Facebook, you have a decision to make. To friend them or not. In most cases, unless you already know this person is crazy, you decide to let them in. You look at their profile. They look at yours. Most of the time, this arrangement works out just fine; but other times you realize, all too late that the person you friended or followed is a complete fool. We asked our Facebook followers if they’ve ever had to unfriended someone behind Facebook foolishness. See what they had to say.

Precious: Yes…the younger generation (25 and under) seem to share too much information (pics of private parts, weed, money and opinions) that are so offensive at times that one must block them to prevent further disrespect…I wonder for those whose parents are the “friends” on the various social networks what message it sends when they see this on their children’s pages and fail to say anything…

Domonique: Yup. Mostly my cousins. I always tell them too!

I have a love/hate relationship with Facebook.  On its best day, the site is great for social networking, catching up with old friends and spreading awareness about your own personal business ventures and life events.  On its worst day, Facebook is a place for people to overindulge in self-promotion, irrelevant drama and become way too informed about other people’s personal lives.  At the end of the day it’s all about discretion, and one of the things that Mark Zuckerberg has taught me is that there’s one thing people love talking about more than other people: themselves.  Take a look as I poke fun at 10 annoying behaviors that you can find on “The Book.”