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The Best Of – Facebook “I Like It On The” Status Updates

Posted by Brian Krassenstein on Oct 6th, 2010 and filed under Sci/Tech. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0. You can leave a response or trackback to this entry

Facebook I Like it

I Like it on....

Unless you have been living under a rock, you likely already know about the trend that has gone viral over on Facebook the last two days. The trend which was created in order to bring attention to Breast Cancer Awareness Month, by having women post where they like to keep their purse, has quickly become a worldwide phenomenon. The “I Like it on,” Facebook status updates sound like the women posting them are talking about where they like to do the nasty, however that’s not the case.

Here are some of the more unusual and descriptive Facebook “I like it on” statuses we have seen:

I like it on the kitchen table but Larry likes it on top of the dryer
I like it on the floor in our bedroom right up against the wall
I like it under the table at a restaurant.
I like it on the couch and the sometimes in da closet;)
I like it on the bookshelves!
I like it on the roof
I like it on the Dinning room table, but if I’m in a hurry on the floor by the front door
I like it on the dog pen
I like it on the porch, piano, and kitchen counter
I like it on the table just inside the front door

And some of the more popular Facebook Status Updates:

I like it on the floor
I like it on the kitchen counter
I like it on the bed
I like it on the couch

There is no telling how long this trend will continue on Facebook, however, it certainly is bringing awareness to breast cancer, which takes the lives of over 500,000 women worldwide each and every year.

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  • http://www.facebook.com/people/Colleen-Runyan/10135719 Colleen Runyan

    This trend has been called stupid, meaningless, and disrespectful.

    Regardless of the controversy, the fad has inspired a promising “dollar drive.” This event responds to the status update meme, and challenges Facebook patrons to pledge to donate a single dollar toward research for a cure. With Facebook events often growing 100,000′s of people deep, there’s huge potential here – please promote it!

    http://www.facebook.com/#!/event.php?eid=156264267737405&index=1

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