I saw this:

http://apnews.myway.com//article/20090310/D96R9UL0 0.html

And immediately thought of Gramps. Someone tell Arthur to take down those Playduck photos...

just remove the blank space between the two 0s.

Somedays I wish my grandparents were this tech savvy. Email is a mystical form of forbidden magic to them. They've never heard of youtube, google, or myspace. Heck, my grandparents don't even have cable television.

Must be you, worked fine for me.

 Be glad that your elders are a little behind the curve. Imagine what they would find.

 Think of it like this:

 http://www.albinoblacksheep.com/flash/netparents [albinoblacksheep.com]

Just FYI - it works for me. Take out the space and it comes right up. [shrug]

I imagine it's only a matter of time before my grandma finds out that her daughter, all her grandkids, and a number of her daughters-in-law are all on facebook and joins in. I still remember when she got an email address, and suddenly I was getting 5-6 email forwards a day for a couple months until either someone told her it was annoying, or it just became too much effort to keep sending stuff on -I never asked. I can only imagine that when she discovers facebook, I will discover a whole new aspect of my grandma's life... probably something along the lines of her hunting werewolves, throwing wet sheep, being a pirate or any of those billion other highly annoying and useless "apps".

I really liked the strip User Friendly did a while back, where one of the techs discovered an app that would slap someone every time they sent a stupid request, for a fair bit of money each time. But you see, that doesn't go far enough for me. If, for $10, I could have a user's computer give them a nasty electric shock every time they asked me to be a pirate or join them in some stupid little game... well, I'd be poorer and have fewer friends.

I actually enjoy that, it's half the fun of being on facebook ;)