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Filed under: Humor — Tags: facebook, Humor, video — Dan Monk @ 1:30 pm

I have a facebook page but I must admit I don’t use it much. I really don’t know how all that stuff works. If you don’t either may this video can help you understand the intricies of Facebook. It didn’t help me.

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