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Brittany Mae Smith has been found alive and safe…possibly because of social media. Because missing 12-year old Brittany Mae Smith had a Facebook Community Page set up for her while she was missing, more information was made available on the page that possibly helped locate her.
Brittany Mae Smith was reported missing on December 6th, after her mother was found deceased. Police have now issued an arrest for Jeffrey Scott Easley, the man who allegedly took her mother’s life and abducted her. Thanks to the Facebook page, Prayers for Brittany Smith, the police received over 700 tips.
Could social media sites such as Facebook play a major part in similar cases going forward?
We are thrilled that Brittany Mae Smith is home, safe and sound where she belongs.
Now we are seeing facebook numbers in status. It’s a like a secret code, where we can talk about whoever we want without all of our facebook friends knowing who we are talking about. A fun game, something new to entertain ourselves with.
Last weekend, it was the cartoon characters in our status updates. We’ve seen others, too. Colors as status updates, changing your picture to one from your childhood or a celebrity that you think you look like.
These facebook trends seem to catch on quickly. Why do we go along with them?
*When we first sign up for facebook, we have fun catching up with old friends or being nosey and see what’s going on with that girl who was our enemy in high school or that guy we had a crush on in college. But, then what? These facebook games give us something else to do.
*Unless you have major excitement in your life, you end up posting the same boring things over and over again. “Went grocery shopping. There was a long line.” Or “Busy day at work.” We have a new facebook status thanks to these games.
*Everyone else is doing it. Ah, yes, I’m not sure that this reason ever goes away, even in adulthood.
Do you have numbers in your facebook status? Why or why not?
The Facebook cartoon profile pic news has completely taken over Facebook this weekend! Facebook cartoon profile pictures are all over the news, and people everywhere are wondering why everyone’s Facebook picture is a cartoon. The original theory for the Facebook cartoon profile pic craze was that people were changing their Facebook pictures to cartoons to speak out against child abuse and violence. Facebook cartoon profile pic news now says that the campaign may actually be a hoax set up by online child predators.
Some are saying that online child predators started the Facebook cartoon craze to lure innocent children into accepting Facebook friend requests from people who appear to be friendly cartoon characters.
There is always the possibility that the Facebook cartoon campaign is a hoax, but there are a few good reasons why it is NOT a hoax as well.
1. Not many children use Facebook. Facebook is primarily for teens and adults, so Facebook may be an unlikely place for online predators to lurk.
2. Parents are much more aware of what their kids do online. If there are younger kids with Facebook accounts, their parents will likely monitor who they accept friend requests from.
3. Online predators tend to be much more discreet. Would they really start a Facebook craze to lure kids in when they know they will likely be caught?
4. The Facebook cartoon campaign has an expiration date of December 6th. If this were really an act of online predators, why would they put a time stamp on it?
Do you think the Facebook cartoon profile pic news is a hoax?
Facebook cartoon profile pic news: The truth behind the rumors!
So what’s the Facebook cartoon profile pic news: Is this really to prevent child abuse? Is it a scheme by child predators trying to friend kids? Are the cartoon profile pictures being seen by inappropriate people? It’s time to set the record straight people, and the first thing you need to know is that it does NOT have to do with pedophilia.
Not sure how the rumor got started that it would be easier for child predators to friend people if they had cartoon characters as their Facebook profile pictures, but it’s not true. As one site pointed out, pedophiles don’t generally meet together to cook up some worldwide scheme.
And this campaign, which started in Greece and Cyprus, does not seem to really be connected to any “stop child abuse” campaign, either. That was just added later, so that people would be convinced to change their profile pic; they felt they were supporting a worthy cause.
In the end, they were – the whole thing took off quickly and became one of the biggest memes in recent memory. So smile at your profile pic and end your worries – you’re not supporting something seedy.
Millions of people have been changing their Facebook picture to cartoons in order to stand up to child abuse and violence. Even though rumors have come out in Facebook cartoon profile pic news that the whole Facebook cartoon is a fraud or hoax, cartoon characters can still be seen all over Facebook. Did you change your Facebook profile picture to a cartoon?
While some chnaged their Facebook picture to a cartoon in support of ending child abuse, others will argue that this is nothing more than online child predators trying to gain access to our kids. Their theory is that children with Facebook accounts are more likely to accept friend requests from people with cartoon Facebook profile pics.
Regardless of what theory you believe, did you change your Facebook picture to a cartoon character?
Facebook Cartoon Profile Pic News: Why Some Think It's A Hoax
In the latest Facebook cartoon profile pic news, there are people out there who truly believe that the “Changing Facebook Picture to Cartoon” campaign is a hoax. What started as an innocent effort to raise child abuse awareness has grown into a frenzy of skeptics, disbelievers, and people who just don’t know what to make of the whole Facebook cartoon profile picture meme.
The reasons people think that the Facebook cartoon profile pic news could be a hoax range from people not wanting to believe that anything as innocent as changing their Facebook profile picture to a cartoon exists to people who really think that online child predators put the whole thing together.
Here are some of the reasons why people believe the latest Facebook cartoon profile pic news of a Facebook hoax:
1. While the idea is great, a lot of people don’t think that the Facebook cartoon profile pic meme will actually do anything to stop child abuse.
2. With all of the online child predators in existence, it’s easy to think that they possibly could’ve started a quest for victims on Facebook.
3. People freak out whenever anything becomes remotely popular, especially something on Facebook or other social media outlets.
4. It’s possible that someone decided to start rumors about Facebook cartoon profile pic news just to get people stirred up about the whole standing up to child abuse thing. Some people can’t accept others doing something good for no reason.
5. Once a rumor starts, it tends to grow. Is the Facebook cartoon profile pic news of a hoax just a nasty rumor?
Parents across the country have had a fun time this weekend digging out pictures of all their favorite cartoon characters from their youth. As the Facebook cartoon character campaign nears its end, there are some who want to bring the cartoons to an abrupt end with claims of it all being a hoax by child predators.
If the Facebook cartoon character campaign is a hoax should you change your profile picture back?
While it appears that both the campaign credited with creating the cartoon profile request and the response claiming that it really originated from a group of child predators are hoaxes, the entire thing really is harmless. There’s no real need to change your profile back to a personal photo or a picture of your kids. In fact posting a photo of your kids instead of a vintage cartoon would be more of an enticement to the predators of the world.
Even though the news may get you upset about the Facebook cartoon hoax just remember how much fun it was to look at all those old-school cartoons this weekend and keep a close eye on your kids online activities to help keep them safe.
Facebook cartoon profile pic news includes child predator, hoax rumors
Facebook cartoon profile pic news includes child predator rumors and whether the Facebook cartoon profile pics campaign is all just a hoax.
While the intent of the Facebook cartoon profile pics was to raise awareness about violence against children, some are questioning if the Facebook cartoon character campaign is a hoax or if it’s a legit cause.
Was Facebook cartoon profile pic news aobut the campaign being a hoax just an unfounded rumor to add controversy to something that most people have been participating in for fun and to support a good cause?
Still, warnings of the Facebook cartoon character profile pic campaign being a hoax are popping up, with some pointing to a group of pedophiles originating the campaign to target children.
Are the Facebook cartoon profile pic child predator rumors true? Doubtful, but here is one warning:
“ATTENTION! Just reported that the group that started the post about changing your profile picture to a cartoon character is actually a pedophiles group that is doing this because its easier to get accepted friend requests! Please re-post.”
Do you belive the Facebook cartoon profile news about child predators?
School Gyrls, Diddy Dirty Money, and Cartoons are hot topics on the web this weekend! A Very School Gyrls Holla-Day is a Nickelodeon holiday flick. Real-life pop divas School Gyrls — Monica Parales, Jacque Nimble and Mandy Rain–are the stars of this fun and fluffy modern holiday movie.
Diddy-Dirty Money was the musical guest on Saturday Night Live last night, while Robert DeNiro hosted the live show. The group Diddy Dirty Money is the brainchild Sean “Diddy” Combs. I thought DeNiro was brilliant on SNL but reviews were mixed for his performance, Diddy Dirty Money received rave reviews.
Cartoons were everywhere on the web this weekend! Cartoon avatars for Facebook were all the rage this weekend. Facebook members are replacing their profile pics with cartoon characters as a part of an initiative to speak out against childhood violence. The goal of the meme is to not see a human face on Facebook until Monday, December 6th. I changed my FB pic to one of my all time fave cartoons—Ren from Ren and Stimpy. Did you change your Facebook picture? What cartoon did you use?
Cartoon characters for Facebook: your favorite old cartoon characters
Cartoon characters for Facebook are really taking off, as people are using their favorite cartoon characters for their Facebook profile pictures.
By now you’ve probably seen your fair share of cartoon characters for Facebook – which are your favorite? Are you using a cartoon character for your Facebook profile picture?
A huge variety of cartoon characters are being used on Facebook, because with cartoons of the 70s, 80s and 90s to pull from, there’s no shortage of great childhood cartoons to use.
Do you fancy Hong Kong Phooey (my personal fave), Rugrats, Pink Panther, Strawberry Shortcake, Bugs Bunny, Smurfs or Flinstones?
It’s Cartoon Day! Facebook cartoon profile pics are taking over Facebook, especially 1990 cartoons, cartoons from the 80 s, and 1970s cartoons. Some of the best Facebook cartoon profile pics that have emerged thus far are Daphne from Scooby Doo, Judy Jetson from The Jetsons, Donald Duck, and Rugrats pictures. What cartoon character have you changed your Facebook profile picture to?
People are changing their Facebook profile pictures to cartoons through December 6th in an effort to speak out against child abuse and violence. It’s a great cause, and seeing all of these fun 1970s, 1908s, and 1990s cartoons again sure is a lot of fun!
Here are some of our favorite 1990 cartoons, 1980s cartoons, and 1970s cartoons:
As you are likely now aware, people on Facebook are changing their profile pictures to shots of cartoon characters from the 80’s in an effort to speak out against childhood violence.
Another favorite are the Warner Brothers’ cartoons. Bugs Bunny, the Road Runner, Daffy Duck, Tweety Bird, Sylvester Cat, Elmer Fudd, Yosemite Sam, Wile E. Coyote, Foghorn Leghorn, Porky Pig, Pepe Le Pew, Speedy Gonzales, and more, received their best network television treatment on CBS’ The Bugs Bunny/Road Runner Hour.
The classic Looney Tunes and Merrie Melodies half-hour cartoons first aired on prime-time network television in 1960-1962. CBS’ The Road Runner Show, premiered on September 10, 1966 and was telecast for two years until September 7, 1968. Its episodes consisted of three cartoons, one with the Road Runner and Wile E. Coyote, one with Tweety and Sylvester, and one with a rather eclectic selection of Warner Brothers cartoon characters.
Looney Tunes
In 1968, when CBS acquired the network broadcast rights to Bugs Bunny’s television show, it decided to merge the two television programs into one, and The Bugs Bunny/Road Runner Hour was born.
The Facebook cartoon profile pic meme is off the hook on Facebook this weekend! Millions of people are standing up to child abuse and child violence by changing their Facebook profile pictures to old cartoon characters pictures. The goal of the meme is to not see a human face on Facebook until Monday, December 6th. Some of the most popular Facebook cartoon profile pics are the Road Runner cartoon, Snoopy Pictures, and Bugs Bunny Pictures, which are all making a huge comeback thanks to Facebook!
Other Facebook cartoon profile pics that people are selecting include the Peanuts Gang, Charlie Brown, and even the Tasmanian Devil Facebook cartoon is showing up!
Here are some Facebook cartoon profile pics that you can grab and post to your own Facebook profile!
Sorry kids it’s all about your parents cartoons this week! Mom and Dad are busy reliving the days of their youth huddled around the television set on a Saturday morning eating ’sugar cereal’ and watching our favorite cartoons as we try to pick our favorite to post online as our cartoon character facebook pic. For some reason it gives us all a warm fuzzy feeling to flashback to those simpler times of our youth and we’re taking you with us.
Here are our all-time favorite cartoon characters from the 1990’s – the era age of The Rugrats, The Muppet Babies, Pinky and the Brain, The Simpsons, and so many more timeless cartoons.
1. The Simpsons
I know that today’s kids feel like they discovered The Simpsons, but the series has been entertaining families since 1989. Sorry to say that your lame mom or dad probably sported a Bart Simpson t-shirt to high school back in the 90s. Homer, Bart, Lisa, Marge, and Maggie have been wreaking havoc on Springfield for a full generation with no signs of stopping anytime soon.
2. The Rugrats
The Rugrats were busy trying to break out of the playpen from 1991 – 2004. Tommy, Chuckie, Angelica and the crew were busy showing kids just trying to make their way in a grownups world. No group of kids was stuck in diapers for such an entertaining period of time!
3. The Animaniacs
Animaniacs is one of those shows that has proven the test of time. What was fun and funny back in the 90’s is now being used to teach our kids in elementary schools. My 10-year-old came home with homework this week — he was assigned the task of watching the Animaniacs teach him about the world’s explorers. Yakko, Wakko, and Dot, are now entertaining a whole new generation of cartoon fanatics.
Which was your favorite cartoon character of the 1990’s?
Facebook is giving us a major childhood flashback! Whether you are a child of the 70s, 80s, or 90s, you can get a glimpse back at all the cartoon characters you loved just by perusing your friends Facebook profile pics this week. It appears that the cartoon characters you choose for Facebook says an awful lot about your personality.
A quick gander can show you if your friends and family are the retro style preferring profile pics like The Flintstones, Betty Boop, and Popeye. Scan down to check out their kids profiles and you’ll get a peak at Scooby-Doo, Judy Jetson, and The Smurfs. Maybe you’re more interested in seeing the grandkids choices of The Rugrats, Doug, and Hey Arnold. There’s a cartoon character for everyone right now!
A quick glance down my Facebook page brings back memories of Smurfette, Judy Jetson, Scooby Doo, Speed Racer, The Rugrats, and more. It’s the perfect time to introduce the kids to those lovable characters of your youth and remember those lovely Saturday morning trying to stay quiet while mom and dad got caught up some weekend sleep.
Which cartoon character are you choosing for Facebook?
What your cartoon pictures for facebook profile means about you!
Did you choose your cartoon pictures for Facebook profile yet? Here’s what the cartoon pictures of your favorite childhood toon you picked mean about you! If you chose …
Care Bears or Rainbow Brite: You’re loving and sweet
Tinkerbell or Smurfette: You’re coy and sexy
Captain Caveman: You’re loud and fun
She Ra or Heman: You’re tough and fair
Pink Panther: You’re sophisticated and debonair
Bugs Bunny: You’re silly and the life of the party
Foghorn Leghorn: You’re outspoken and strong
Smurfs: You’re friendly and cheerful
Hong Kong Fuey or Grape Ape: You’re funny and outrageous
Penelope Pitstop: You’re smart and sassy
Fat Albert: You’re intelligent and sensitive
Did I miss one? Add your own interpretation below!
Old cartoon characters pictures are resurfacing all over Facebook this week, as people use classic cartoon pictures for their Facebook profile photos in an effort to stand up and speak out against child violence. Penelope Pitstop has made a comeback on Facebook!
Other old cartoon characters pictures that have been popular for the Facebook meme include Captain Planet, Tweety Bird pictures, and the Powerpuff Girls.
Whether you’ve chosen an old cartoon character picture for your Facebook profile or something a little more up-to-date, participating in this Facebook meme is a great cause. Have you uploaded a cartoon picture to your Facebook profile yet?
Here are some old cartoon characters pictures that you can use:
