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**xtrslots** · 05-18-2012, 07:55 PM

I don't know what's so scary about it, Facebook is a trend right now, something else will be a big trend later on. Once upon a time Myspace had more hits per day in the US than Google, then Facebook came along.

As for your analogy, even using Amazon, Google and Microsoft, they are still basically being compared to the new Myspace. Unless they make something new they be replaced by the next shiny site that attracts teenage girls.

But that's such small-minded thinking. Amazon and Google were both "a trend" at one point and people doubted their ability to make money for ages. Investments are all a gamble, that's acknowledged, but some people are prepared to take the risk and might get rich, and others sit there trying to find any excuse at all the put a downer on things.

I wouldn't mind but you don't seem to have any real point, other than you think so. Have you looked into the pro's and con's of Facebook?

Unless they make something new they be replaced by the next shiny site that attracts teenage girls.

So you think there are a billion teenage girls using Facebook?

05-18-2012, 07:55 PM	#29
xtrslots Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 509 Senior Member	I don't know what's so scary about it, Facebook is a trend right now, something else will be a big trend later on. Once upon a time Myspace had more hits per day in the US than Google, then Facebook came along. As for your analogy, even using Amazon, Google and Microsoft, they are still basically being compared to the new Myspace. Unless they make something new they be replaced by the next shiny site that attracts teenage girls. But that's such small-minded thinking. Amazon and Google were both "a trend" at one point and people doubted their ability to make money for ages. Investments are all a gamble, that's acknowledged, but some people are prepared to take the risk and might get rich, and others sit there trying to find any excuse at all the put a downer on things. I wouldn't mind but you don't seem to have any real point, other than you think so. Have you looked into the pro's and con's of Facebook? Unless they make something new they be replaced by the next shiny site that attracts teenage girls. So you think there are a billion teenage girls using Facebook?
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