Social networking in it's oldest form

[res0nat0r]

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/magazine-14859116

This is awesome.

[nick007]

Re: Social networking in it's oldest form

Reminds me of the 80's and the police

[Weizy]

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That's quite the strange hobby. However, it's pretty interesting to see how far these messages travel and where they ultimately wash ashore.

[poults]

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My sister found a message in a bottle when she was about 6-7 and replied to it but the first letter came back with a nice few paragraphs about where they were from etc and with some nice graphical pictures of cocks and tits all over the page, he didnt get a reply.

[Illuminate]

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[res0nat0r]

Re: Social networking in it's oldest form

^

[floridaorange]

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nice, kind of sad about his spine, but nice to know people respond like that. kind of gives you a warm feeling. He's probably doesn't have an email address either, he prefers mail. That's old school.

[Jenks]

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Cool story.

In America he would be fined for littering.

[chunky]

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Funny how you see throwing a bottle in the sea as social networking, its more like random stalking, unless you are randomly adding people you don't know to your facebook

[floridaorange]

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Funny how you see throwing a bottle in the sea as social networking

Are you addressing the BBC? it's their title.

[chunky]

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Are you addressing the BBC? it's their title.

I know but res0 obviously shared their opinion otherwise he would have had a different tittle himself