Re: What do girls read on the internet?
 

television without pity, myspace, okcupid, go fug yourself, gawker, defamer, the velvet rope, popbitch, anything else that allows them to be catty and gossipy

Re: What do girls read on the internet?
 

girls don't read the internet. we are busy posting naked picture of ourselves on it so you guys have something to look at.

Re: What do girls read on the internet?
 

"what did you do today?"
"checked my hot or not, checked my adult friend finder, checked my myspace, googled cosmo because I cant spell the whole word"

right?

Re: What do girls read on the internet?
 

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girls don't read the internet. we are busy posting naked picture of ourselves on it so you guys have something to look at.

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Re: What do girls read on the internet?
 

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"what did you do today?"
"checked my hot or not, checked my adult friend finder, checked my myspace, googled cosmo because I cant spell the whole word"

right?

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do you have a cartoon version of the question so i can try to figure it out ?

words without pictures are hard.

Re: What do girls read on the internet?
 

i used to only get online to check email, do research for a paper or shop....now i play poker b/c of my best friend which leads me to posting on here while i play poker

Re: What do girls read on the internet?
 

My female friends watch far more TV than my buddies; my buddies spend more time on the internet doing.... various activities.

Girls definitely spend a lot more time on myspace, facebook, etc. My female friends are all hyper obsessive facebook stalkers.

Re: What do girls read on the internet?
 

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Re: What do girls read on the internet?
 

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it begs the question

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no it doesn't!

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