Had it with Facebook? You can always kill yourself.

[arcadian]

...virtually.

http://www.seppukoo.com/about.php

Les Liens Invisibles wants to inform everyone that on Dec. 16th, Facebook inc., after it has blocked any attempt of seppukoo from this website and has blocked/deleted all seppukoo.com information into the whole facebook network, has now threatened legal action against us in order to stop the suicide pandemic.

Curiously, Facebook lawyers appeal to the user right to privacy to annihilate our facebook unsubscribe service.

The Seppukoo.com staff rejects every false pretence about phishing or malitious use of personal datas and pubblically invites Facebook's developers to meet us and see in first person what kind of informations we save and how we care of them.


I'm gonna post a link to seppukoo as my status and see what happens.

[sui generis]

1. it's about that thing in there stirrin' my duodenum

you know, insert bread knife, do a figure z, gaze into dying light of the rising sun while my gizzard skitters around on the floor in front of me. It's just all too icky, never mind the pain, which would just be like, totally distracting from this once-in-a-lifetime opportunity.

And on my hardwood floors? Good god. If someone sepukko'd their guts out in my living room I'd help them right along - I'd open the window and toss their ignant carcass into oncoming traffic to be sure they meant it. And their little gizzard too.

[sharesunited]

2. Neat freak.

[kirby]

3. I have no clue WTF you are talking about n/t

[enlightenment]

4. Hmm - if I am interpreting that hardly comprehensible mishmash

correctly, the company is saying that they were blocked because Facebook believes they were breaking rules about phishing and malicious use of personal data.

Not because they are trying to 'stop the suicide pandemic', which makes sense because I really haven't seen any evidence of a tremendous rise in the number of people trying to off themselves through ritualized disembowelment.

Frankly, I am to the point where more than three spelling and/or grammatical errors in a single sentence should be grounds for immediate incarceration and forced remedial study. Under that scenario, whoever wrote that mess would be in the front row of the class.

[blogslut]

5. Probably not so much spelling errors

...as bad translation. The text sounds like it was written by a person to whom English is not their first language.