Replicant said:
Speaking of Facebook's people that you may know, lately I got recs for some hot guys that I don't know. I mean they're not a friend of my friends or anything like that since it'd be obvious if they are. In that case, how did Facebook choose this people? It fascinates and creeps me out at the same time because while these guys are hot, I have no idea who they are. Also, I'm not the type who'd friend someone I don't know in RL.
Actually, I'm wondering the same thing.
In my case, is because for some reason; Facebook started recommending me guys I talked/saw at some point when I had accounts in Adam4Adam and Manhunt. XD
And my email wasn't attached to those accounts; so I don't know. They're not friends of friends, not people that share similar interest for the most part..yet, their little pictures started appearing there.
Is like Facebook finally accepted that I'm gay, so is recommending me other gay guys from Puerto Rico..
sruckus said:
So I watched Dare on Netflix. That shit does not happen. But enjoyable. I keep finding these "type" of movies and I'm not even purposely looking.
Hmm...'Dare'...sounds familiar, let me check around.
EDIT:
Oh!
Yeah, watched it some weeks ago. I found out about it, because I was watching one of those "Boys Life" collections of short-gay films on Netflix and one of the short films was the original 'Dare'.
The "full version" was from the same director, but different cast. The only cast fro mthe short that returned was the guy that was the 'Detention Teacher' (Adam Fleming) [he was the "geeky/gay guy in the short].
The short was similar and more straight to the point. But it ended at the "pool scene" and was more focused on the story between the jock and the geek; than the girl. The full-movie added a ton more character "development" and complexity; sometimes unnecessary. The "twist" more like "psycho twist" it took was disappointing and the ending felt incomplete; like the movie just ends.
The short was more "cute" since the geek was more shy and the relationship/ending left things open.