Does anyone else prefer myspace over facebook?

i hate facebook-

cant have a layout

random people add you, takes time to remove them

so many silly groups

plain white

boring

anyone else sick of facebook?

add me on myspace: myspace.com/easy2hateu

Alanah

Does anyone else prefer myspace over facebook?

facebook is for more mature people.. its faster, more business like

the downside is that less mature people haev created all this sh*t applications and groups

but without the people i would prefer facebook

Does anyone else prefer myspace over facebook?

Actually, Myspace has gone to $h!t. They gave too much freedom to the users and it ruined it. Some pages take waaaay too long to load even on a fast computer. Myspace is just as guilty of having people randomly add you. The plain whiteness is streamlined and load-efficient and, thus, superior. And I, personally, pay no attention to groups.

Does anyone else prefer myspace over facebook?

I loathe both Myspace and Facebook.

Does anyone else prefer myspace over facebook?

I have both but prefer myspace over facebook. More of my friends have myspace and you can do more with it.

Does anyone else prefer myspace over facebook?

i like facebook but myspace has a lot more freedom with background and such. myspace's groups, however, i never use cause they are hard to find and are kind of hidden unlike facebook's groups. and i dont find that many random people try to add me on facebook unlike myspace where porn stars try to add you all the time.

Does anyone else prefer myspace over facebook?

I like facebook better.. myspace has got where theres nothing to do on it

Does anyone else prefer myspace over facebook?

Facebook is boring.

u can't personalize it like you can myspace.

and you don't get as many random friend adds as myspace too.

Does anyone else prefer myspace over facebook?

myspace sucks.

Does anyone else prefer myspace over facebook?

actually i hate myspace...It's so childish and irritating now.

Facebook i like because it's not childish and is good with meeting people at college and in classes.