Facebook

Facebook can be a great tool for getting the word out about a great many things. It can also be an unbelievable time suck. Unfortunately, the latter has been true when it comes to local police resources of late.

If you've ever wanted to take your creeper game to the next level -- this is the mask that can get you there.

Well, it looks like Facebook will be hiring another 3,000 people to help review videos of crime and suicide. They already hired 4,500 for this same job but apparently that's not enough to handle the massive task load.

Lock these a-holes up and throw away the key as far as I am concerned. I cannot even wrap my head around what kind of person would torture another human being - let alone 4 people attacking one helpless person and doing it live on Facebook. WTF?

There’s no one definition to “TV” anymore, considering half of our most-watched series are easily binged on a phone. Great shows can come from unorthodox places, and Facebook might be getting ready to stretch that definition further with its own line of original and scripted content.

Last Friday I logged into my Facebook page to learn that someone had reported me for not using my "real name" on my profile. What seemed like a minor annoyance at first turned into a huge pain in the ass that had me locked out of my profile for the first time in seven years.

Better hurry up and paste this status to your wall, otherwise Zuckerberg and Obama are going to come and put you in a FEMA camp, where aliens will experiment on you.

Maybe it's just me, but something major changed in my Facebook feed this past week, and it has completely ruined the social network for me.

If nothing else, living in Flint is unique and can be quite entertaining. Nothing really speaks to that point as well as the hashtag #OnlyInFlint does though. See for yourself.

My step daughter came home from school yesterday and told me about a girl she knew from Davison that had posted an unbelievable story on Facebook.

The Flint water crisis has been a long, complex web of failure and miscommunication that has been extremely frustrating for the community to say the least... and that's before you factor in all these uninformed jackasses who constantly say things like "I'm not paying Flint's bills."

The Facebook reviews are in! The Secretary of State -- Flint "SUPER! Center" is probably everyone's least favorite place in the city... and that's putting it lightly.