Facebook Games

Some people enjoy Facebook games.  It does keep a person from being bored.  But what if you are stuck in one of the games and you need help.  What do you do then?  You request people to join that particular game as well as getting their help.

But lately I have been seeing lots of bears complaining about Facebook game requests.  It just seems to be a big issue.  Their attitude tends to boil up and then they post a message on their wall something like if the next person he send a game request they will be deleted from the friend list.

People who play Facebook games, don't mean any harm of sending game request and its not to be rude or ignorant.  But there are ways around for those who do not want those certain game request.  You can block the game on your Facebook page.  And I'm going to tell you how you could do this so you won't receive any request from that particular game.

1.  Log in to your facebook account

2. When getting a facebook game request, click on the game request, then look for the right side there is going to be a listing of things visit app page, share, block, report a problem. 

3.  click Block.

PROBLEM SOLVED.

Bearwww Threat

Well after a few months being on bearwww, I had finally deleted my profile to get away from the drama bullshit.  I was talking with a guy "wolfy12" and he sounds very nice and of course we exchanged messages, when I got a sudden message after I wrote what he was up to for the weekend.

The message read "Fuck you".

I replied "Really"

Message read "If you talk to my partner again I will kill you"

I replied "LOL"

I looked at the last two photos on Wolf12's gallery and it was this boney skinny ass twink.  He obviously has issues and I do feel sorry for the owner of the profile.  Kind of makes me wonder if he knew that this boney skinny ass twink of a boyfriend of his knows about tapped into his account.  Very paranoid person this twink was.

I blocked the profile and I also submitted a behavior report to the webmaster about the situation that just recently happened.  I got a reply from regarding the report and he wrote.

 Hi!
Thanks a lot to alert me on this.  It will help the friendliness on the website.
Hugs
Yan

 Its obvious that they didn't do anything about it, which was why I deleted my profile. I would never return there again.  There's too much drama on that website.

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Steven A. Miller, 60, of Sioux Falls passed away January 11, 2014 at Sanford Hospital after a short illness. Steven Allen Miller was born October 14, 1953 to John C. Miller and Jean F. Kellogg. Steve grew up in Sioux Falls and was an electric repairman business owner for over 30 years. Steve's greatest treasure was his friends and family. He could make everyone around him laugh, had a great sense of humor. Steve was very creative and could fix anything! Steve is survived by his sibling's: Sharon (Jon) Rettke of California, John W. (Donna) Miller of Sioux Falls, Merrie (Keith) Hammer of Sioux Falls, Gloria (Ken) Voelker of Bridgewater and Jeff (Cathy) Kellogg of Sioux Falls. Steve is preceded in death by his parents. A memorial service will begin at 7:00 p.m. Tuesday, January 14, 2014 at Heritage Funeral Home. The family will be present one hour prior to the service to greet friends. www.heritagesfsd.com. - See more at: http://www.legacy.com/obituaries/argusleader/obituary.aspx?n=steve-a-miller&pid=169067174&#sthash.adZH7psk.tBAQf7MS.dpuf

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