Has joining an old friends re-union site ever made you wish you hadn't

Question

Has joining an old friends re-union site ever made you wish you hadn't

Answer 1

Yes!  I only signed up so I can have a sneaky peek at my boyfriends profile...  I really don't want to see anyone from school!

Answer 2

Never would. If they go back that far & haven't kept in-touch, they weren't friends in the first place.

The internet can be ridiculous.

Answer 3

Yes but only because i kept forgetting my password and had to join about 6 times under different variations of my name..

reinforcing the schools idea that i was thick as 2 short planks with stunningly accurate evidence.

Answer 4

No, never, I love a good catch up :D

Answer 5

I made the re-union with some of my friends as I went to school with.

my friends and we had a marvellous time over 60 years allot of them have died but I will always remember them and the headmaster's name was ' Jim Riley ' who we used to call ' Bagso ' he was a monster in class but a gentleman outside of the school, this was in a little town called Killarney Co Kerry in Ireland..  

Answer 6

No, I love a catch up with my old mates.

Answer 7

Yes, I changed my phone number and all real fast. sorry school buddies but your all a bunch of solictor wimps. god the heartbreak on hearing the rebel in your class has become a lawyer. them lovely ideas he had in civics class of changing the world and what does he do he sits in a court everyday says little and gets paid a lot.  

Answer 8

omg yes!

A few months ago I got an email from someone I used to be really really horrible to in primary school

anyway he saw me on Friends Reunited

Turns out he's been posted to the Army Barracks that I used to live on, in fact he lives right next door to my parents

I felt like such a t**t when I saw him, he was really nice though seeing as it was about 10 years ago

If it wasn't for that pissing website he never would have recognised me

Answer 9

I did join but not those from the very very past friends. Because it's a bad idea. When you get there you ask how is everyone doing it's like an ego fight at the end. Sounds good but not really  Especially if you're doing good and they kept asking for your success  gonna look like an a+++hole. And then if your doing bad or not as good as they do they "might" or make you feel that your a looser. One of them will keep in touch with you and started selling a lot of stuff and then you will feel awkward no to buy. Its much better to communicate to them in a not so formal forum like friendster or myspace its more of a how are you thing than bragging.  

Answer 10

Yeah someone I knew in primary school contacted me through friends reunited.

He got a bit stalkerish for a while, kept phoning me in the middle of the night when his wife was asleep.......I think I just attract weirdos

LOL see!! vvvvv

Answer 11

I'm a wuss and let my two best mates from school do it and then tell me the info!

I made friends with these two girls in the first week and we are still the best of friends.the others I didn't give a monkeys about until..

I was told one of our classmates was now a top barrister. She was the thickest scally bint in the entire school complete with sunbed skin and a bad crispy perm. Her voice was just like dragging your nails down a black board She had a different boyfriend every week and was always 'struggling' with classwork. The class used to groan every-time she put her hand up,

Just goes to show...

Answer 12

Yeah, it's just a tease I could never find anyone I knew and the sites always want more money. I can understand that but all they'll take are credit cards and I'm not typing my card's identity over the net!