Facebook follies

I'm keen on family.

So I'm doing an extended study of all the people with my surname (that's Sheraton if you don't already know: as in furniture, and of course hotels)

My assumption is that we're all related somehow-if you go far enough back.

Anyway, one of the ways I do my research is to get in touch with other Sheratons via the Internet-and Facebook is one way of 'meeting' a lot of extended family.

One of my FBFs is a young lady of about 18, living in London, with an active social life: let's call her Sharon Sheraton.

On each person's Facebook page, they can put a little 'status' message: 'David is bored', 'David is just about to go to bed', etc.

Unexciting stuff, but Sharon uses hers to boast about the less legal side of her activities: 'Sharon is waiting for a delivery of ganja from her dealer', 'Sharon is just about to smoke an enormous spliff', and so on.

I'd tell her not to be so silly: who knows who's reading?: but I'd probably just get a load of abuse.

So I just carry on reading...