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Just out of curiosity, couldn't the best buy worker get in trouble for that if the customer came back and complained?
Posted by: M | Monday, January 14, 2013 at 10:48 PM
@M Probably but not likely to actually happen as what he did was funny and harmless, especially when you look at some of the crap people post in simmilar situations.
Just curious what others might post. I always post "Help god is trying to steal my nipples!" when people leave their facebook open.
Posted by: Skittles | Tuesday, January 15, 2013 at 12:15 AM
That's cute! She's lucky it was a decent person and not a perv or identity thief.
Posted by: L | Tuesday, January 15, 2013 at 06:59 AM
I honestly don't get why anyone would sign into their personal facebook page while on a public computer? She was lucky the best buy guy was a nice guy and not a sicko.
Posted by: PJA | Tuesday, January 15, 2013 at 08:47 AM
I've done similar to one of my friends. He left his facebook open on my desktop (which he used without permission, just to clarify), so I decided to be a bit creative...
"Is it just me or does public toilet water taste better than bottled water?"
Granted, I'm usually fairly nice about it. I'm the guy who will click "Log off" for someone who left their stuff logged in on the library computers. I only did that to my friend because he'd been mucking about on Facebook with my desktop (this was in the era of those lovely FB viruses, one of which I was cleaning off his computer while he was messing with mine) and I wanted to teach him a little lesson.
Posted by: Madrias | Tuesday, January 15, 2013 at 12:47 PM
Agree with the sentiments that she was lucky and he was nice and funny. I've heard of people leaving their facebook open at work, resulting in obscene and racist postings from them. A posting from my nephews facebook had a guy making an ugly face and obscene gesture, followed later by an apology and a note of lesson learned about not letting friends borrow your smartphone. Apparently it was also impossible for him to remove photos through the facebook app, so had to wait until he got home to remove it.
Posted by: Larry Berry | Wednesday, January 16, 2013 at 02:35 AM
Yeah, this is harmless. One of my niece's coworkers likes to steal her phone at work and post messages about how she "loves black cock." I told her to tell them if they keep that up her fat aunt was going to come and sit on them.
Posted by: Jami | Wednesday, January 16, 2013 at 07:36 AM
This guy is very harmless, you cannot even see her profile well enough in the pic to "search" her. Most times when I see/hear of some employee doing something like this it is normally very crude and worthy of complaining about. It is easy to forget you're logged in, I have done it before. All it can take is a friend or employee to distract you a bit and all of a sudden you are not even near the device you were using. Though it is pretty bad to use public things for personal use (yes I tell myself that too and haven't done it in a while).
When I see someone forgot to log off I do it for them, I'm too nice to these people. Using the public tablets or computers is mainly for the apps that are on it (like Cut the Rope, I'm always playing it at Best Buy)
Posted by: TimmieHoe | Wednesday, January 16, 2013 at 04:22 PM
XD That's hilarious. I don't know about the girl who left her facebook logged in, but if it were me, I would laugh and be thankful he didn't bugger around with my settings. It doesn't hurt that he's cute, too. >.<
Posted by: Lab Rat | Thursday, January 17, 2013 at 01:57 AM