good grief sue, I am shocked, but not altogether surprised. The internet is full of weirdos, chimps and chumps. And nasty pathetic people.
You most certainly do NOT deserve those comments.
On the flip side, my mum is 71 and she had her photo 'bought' by some young girl in canada who then wrote to her (21 yrs old) and told my mum she is in love with her. They are penpals now cuz my mum felt sorry for her!

Oh that's sweet your mum making a pen friend that way.

Obviously the young facebook girls are still immature so I guess that's why they get abusive, but it does make you wonder how some of these comments could affect those people who are already on the web feeling lonely and emotionally fragile and use the 'social sites' in the hope of making new friends/relationships and playing some silly games.

I actually know most of the people I OWN, so the girlies would be even more annoyed if they knew THAT! I usually buy the 'random strangers' as human gifts.

Can anyone say "simulated human trafficking"?

bang goes the brain pic i was going to upload then

Good on you Sue

Personally, have your fun and whatnot, but I find it distasteful. People's photographs, to me, are always a very personal thing. You choose to share them because they hold a moment of your life in them. That's why I never take a wasted one.

The internet becomes a very weird domain when it comes to photos.

and titwhipper, go on then!

I have a collection of favourites.
I have goine a little too wild lately, I haven't got much money left...

All sound investments for the future though, but there are a few I'll never let go whatever the price....

I deny most application invitations now, but cant stand that owned one so always deny that.

It seems like loads of people are having their pics on owned whether they like it or not. So if it works like that, maybe I am in places I don't really want to be as well.......just one of those things that if you want to be on the facebook and not be totally private then you have to put up with.