Stone Age social networking similar to ours

I've actually seen pics of cave drawings in which they passive-aggressively insult one another.

Cavebook!

This research has bearing on the concept of psychological resiliency. Current research shows a strong relationship between those individuals with identified social networks and that of personal resiliency -- the ability to deal with stressful situations in a manner that allows for personal growth. Distinguish between social networking a la facebook with that of a social network where individuals have identifiable attributes that are deemed essential to success.

I heard they would throw Human feces at one another as jokes!

There was this documentary that I saw once regarding stone age life that was pretty amazing and detailed. Apparently many of the men of the period would actually have jobs similar to what we have today, and not be hunters like you would think. According to this documentary some of the men of this community would go to work in a pit that made rocks for construction I believe. The man focus of the documentary was called "Fred", and he had a mate that was known as "Wilma". There was a larger circle of "friends" and they spent time together. Pretty good story, and I never got to see it all, but it... [More]

There was this documentary that I saw once regarding stone age life that was pretty amazing and detailed. Apparently many of the men of the period would actually have jobs similar to what we have today, and not be hunters like you would think. According to this documentary some of the men of this community would go to work in a pit that made rocks for construction I believe. The man focus of the documentary was called "Fred", and he had a mate that was known as "Wilma". There was a larger circle of "friends" and they spent time together. Pretty good story, and I never got to see it all, but it... [More]

Oh God your killing me!!! Lmao

There was this documentary that I saw once regarding stone age life that was pretty amazing and detailed. Apparently many of the men of the period would actually have jobs similar to what we have today, and not be hunters like you would think. According to this documentary some of the men of this community would go to work in a pit that made rocks for construction I believe. The man focus of the documentary was called "Fred", and he had a mate that was known as "Wilma". There was a larger circle of "friends" and they spent time together. Pretty good story, and I never got to see it all, but it... [More]