I see you all the time at Tupelo Coffee House, but you don’t know me. We both like it that way. Neither of us will exchange a word, but I have created your brief back-story for my own entertainment. It is fiction, but this is the nature of our relationship. I have 900 Facebook friends, and I frequent all the same spots, but I do not know anyone. We work here, meet here, and play here. When home is where the couch is, we spend most of our waking hours out and about; returning home only to cras... pcwalker Anthony comment-8168 2009-05-22T20:14:17Z 2009-05-22T20:14:17Z Great article, PC. I'll introduce myself to you next time I'm at Tupelo. Anthony 2009-05-22T20:14:17Z PC Walker comment-8166 2009-05-22T20:05:14Z 2009-05-22T20:05:14Z Thats not exactly where I am heading, but that is true. I am more addressing the issue that we see the same people all the time and never actually meet them. So keep an eye on this storyline as I hope to keep updates on what happens through my endeavor to meet the people I see all the time. PC Walker 2009-05-22T20:05:14Z Nicolas Ocampo comment-8163 2009-05-22T19:32:34Z 2009-05-22T19:32:34Z I totally understand where your going with this. Social Networks have created a "false sense of intimacy" by replacing actual networks with the online variety in lieu. Nicolas Ocampo 2009-05-22T19:32:34Z