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Camozzi at 10:03, 29 July 2007

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New page: Faces was the best way to stalk people before Facebook came along.

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Faces was the best way to stalk people before [[Facebook]] came along.

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	* '''Hot or Not?''': This game was a favorite of all. It was played by picking people at random (usually done by closing your eyes, opening to a page, and pointing at person) and deciding whether (s)he is "hot" or "not." It was best played out of the book, rather than online.		* '''Hot or Not?''': This game was a favorite of all. It was played by picking people at random (usually done by closing your eyes, opening to a page, and pointing at person) and deciding whether (s)he is "hot" or "not." It was best played out of the book, rather than online.
	* '''Who's Homelier Than This Guy''': one of the meaner Faces games. The first player starts at the beginning of Faces, and finds a particularly homely person, then passes to the next player, who finds a person homelier than the last homely person. They repeat until they can't stand the fact that they're playing such an awful game.		* '''Who's Homelier Than This Guy''': one of the meaner Faces games. The first player starts at the beginning of Faces, and finds a particularly homely person, then passes to the next player, who finds a person homelier than the last homely person. They repeat until they can't stand the fact that they're playing such an awful game.
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 * '''Who's Kissing Who''': This was played by choosing a person in Faces, closing the book, and seeing whose picture was directly opposite him/her.
 * '''Hot or Not?''': This game was a favorite of all.  It was played by picking people at random (usually done by closing your eyes, opening to a page, and pointing at person) and deciding whether (s)he is "hot" or "not."  It was best played out of the book, rather than online.
-* '''Who's Homelier Than This Guy''': one of the meaner Faces games. The first player starts at the beginning of Faces, and finds a particularly homely person, then passes to the next player, who finds a person homelier than the last homely person. They repeat until they can't stand the fact that they're playing such an aweful game.
+* '''Who's Homelier Than This Guy''': one of the meaner Faces games. The first player starts at the beginning of Faces, and finds a particularly homely person, then passes to the next player, who finds a person homelier than the last homely person. They repeat until they can't stand the fact that they're playing such an awful game.

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	* '''Who's Kissing Who''': This was played by choosing a person in Faces, closing the book, and seeing whose picture was directly opposite him/her.		* '''Who's Kissing Who''': This was played by choosing a person in Faces, closing the book, and seeing whose picture was directly opposite him/her.
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	* '''Hot or Not?''': This game was a favorite of all. It was played by picking people at random (usually done by closing your eyes, opening to a page, and pointing at person) and deciding whether (s)he is "hot" or "not." It was best played out of the book, rather than online.		* '''Hot or Not?''': This game was a favorite of all. It was played by picking people at random (usually done by closing your eyes, opening to a page, and pointing at person) and deciding whether (s)he is "hot" or "not." It was best played out of the book, rather than online.
		+	* '''Who's Homelier Than This Guy''': one of the meaner Faces games. The first player starts at the beginning of Faces, and finds a particularly homely person, then passes to the next player, who finds a person homelier than the last homely person. They repeat until they can't stand the fact that they're playing such an aweful game.

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	Many people played games with the pictures in the physical book. This activity was often accompanied by the consumption of [[alcohol]]. A few of these games include:		Many people played games with the pictures in the physical book. This activity was often accompanied by the consumption of [[alcohol]]. A few of these games include:

−	* '''Who's Kissing Who''': This was played by choosing a person in Faces, closing the book, and seeing whose picture was directly opposite ~~them~~.	+	* '''Who's Kissing Who''': This was played by choosing a person in Faces, closing the book, and seeing whose picture was directly opposite him/her.
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		+	* '''Hot or Not?''': This game was a favorite of all. It was played by picking people at random (usually done by closing your eyes, opening to a page, and pointing at person) and deciding whether (s)he is "hot" or "not." It was best played out of the book, rather than online.

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 Faces was the best way to stalk people before [[Facebook]] came along. The [http://deptorg.knox.edu/faces online version (requires login)] remains, while the printed version has slipped quietly into the past.
-If you ever want to find out someone's [[ID number]], just check the filename of their picture in the online version.
+If you ever want to find out someone's [[ID number]], just check the filename of their picture in the online version. This is particularly useful during [[housing lottery]], when housing numbers are posted according to ID number.
 == Faces Games ==

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 == Faces Games ==
-Many people played games with the pictures in Facebook. A few of these games include:
+Many people played games with the pictures in Facebook. This activity was often accompanied by the consumption of [[alcohol]]. A few of these games include:
 * '''Who's Kissing Who''': This was played by choosing a person in Faces, closing the book, and seeing whose picture was directly opposite them.

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	Faces was the best way to stalk people before [[Facebook]] came along.		Faces was the best way to stalk people before [[Facebook]] came along.
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		+	== Faces Games ==
		+	Many people played games with the pictures in Facebook. A few of these games include:
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		+	* '''Who's Kissing Who''': This was played by choosing a person in Faces, closing the book, and seeing whose picture was directly opposite them.