Nothing in this response changes the fact that you still implied being homosexual is a bad thing (or "the worst" as you put it yourself). Perhaps you should choose a better example next time.

Way to go asshole, here you've implied that being homosexual is a bad thing.

I'm from Canada so it's often too cold to go outside with my arms bare...

It's too bad Facebook isn't located in a civilized country than ;)

The fact that current laws don't apply to more recent technologies (or not effectively at least) is not new information.

I often try to use Morse Code but no one ever responds.

This is true and a fair point, but if people can't be bothered to take a few minutes to understand that by using Facebook even posting things as "private" or using their "private" chat feature, they are giving up whatever they are posting to Facebook, that is there own fault and I have no sympathy for them :) Maybe this sort of thing will even help to increase people's knowledge and people will stop being dumb when using social networks.

It isn't really about whether or not Facebook is a public place. If you give Facebook your data, they can do whatever they want with it.

Bah, how did that apostrophe get in there...

I can almost taste it's tingling tartness!

Damn you beat me to it :(

Because the number of digits on your ID indicate how long you've been reading slashdot... I've read slashdot for many years now and only recently bothered to make an account. Perhaps you're correct and he was being facetious. It's equally possible that he really didn't know who CowboyNeal was and was genuinely curious. No need to be an elitist.

This seems like a waste of intern time. How can they get you coffee if they are busy cooling your servers?