Sentences with phrase «friend of a friend of a friend»

Instead, the site will make money from broadening access to daters (users can pay to see friends of friends of friends) and from group deals that will help couples plan dates.

Through friends of friends of friends,» Boukadakis says.

Consider this: The average Facebook user, with just 190 friends, has over five million people in their extended network with just those third - degree connections (friends of friends of friends).

If people come up to him after he speaks at a conference, or run into him on the street, or meet him through a friend of a friend of a friend, and have a good idea, he or his staff will recruit them to join the Downtown Project.

Largely because friends of friends of friends don't let idiocy reign supreme, not even over the punchbowl.

It was passed down from a friend of a friend of a friend and has been scribbled and rescribbled on scraps of paper.

I have only tasted them once, in San Diego about seven years ago from a friend of a friend of a friend's back yard.

Messi is a done deal can't wait for your comments wen its done you can all relax now gooners a friend of a friend of a friend who is a good friend of messi untie said the deal will be done soon in kronke we trust COYG

Kris and I met when we were both 19 in one of those «friend of a friend of a friend» type situations.

Maybe they saw the picture after a mutual friend shared it or maybe it went slightly viral and they're a friend of a friend of a friend of a friend who happened to see it cross her feed.

That is, a friend of a friend of a friend of a friend of a friend knows the president of the United States, or the queen of the Netherlands, or the president of France?

The friend of a friend of a friend does not know you, nor your friend.

It's kind of like, figure out if you have a friend of a friend of a friend who has anything like the kind of job you want to get and get that person's time, and see if they'll give you some ideas or if they're willing to read your work and give feedback on it.

A friend of a friend of a friend?

For instance, a happy friend of a friend of a friend increases the chances of personal happiness by about 6 % (see graphic, right).

Both sleepless and drug - use contagions could still be felt four - degrees of separation away, influencing a friend of a friend of a friend's friend.

For the study, 280 graduate students of Dartmouth College in Hanover, New Hampshire were asked to identify their real life social network — possible friends, friends of friends, and friends of friends of friends.

But if a friend of a friend of a friend is happy, your chances of being happy are still about 6 % greater than they would be otherwise.

You never know whose friend of a friend of a friend is looking for your dress!

«Maybe a few months later, I would see a friend of a friend of a friend of mine walking down the street wearing a similar dress.»

You're bound to at least know a friend of a friend of a friend who this has happened to.

Shes just a friend of a friend of a friend who occasionally reads my writing on the Internet.

In the future, the team plans to incorporate third - degree connections — friends of friends of friends.

After looking at the MySpace pages of friends of friends of friends, Nathan somehow stumbled upon Sarah?s page.

and you meet a friend of a friend of a friend.

You can be a friend of a friend of a friend connected to someone caught up in some shady business, and because of that your emails, texts, social media, and so much more will then have open hunting season access.

Meanwhile, Michael Pena has a supporting part as his friend / fellow thief, who tells very long, drawn - out stories involving friends of friends of friends.

«We rely heavily on a friend of a friend of a friend, somebody who knows somebody, and the first thing we do is ask the students,» says Courtney Ivy Davis.

With Facebook, unless you change your social media privacy settings, friends of friends of friends can see your posts.

That hot tip that a friend of a friend of a friend told you about is old news when you hear about it, the price has already been driven up before you buy.

I saw my dog on facebook... he was shared by a friend of a friend of a friend and ended up on my news feed.

The fifty Americans were invited to participate in the project by a variety of means as diverse as internet advertising, cold calling, and friends of friends of friends.

They take every opportunity to obfuscate the issue with comments like the scientists are wrong, it's all a hoax, when they've heard from a friend of a friend of a friend whose brother flunked statistics, never took science, but works for an oil company and has his own blog, that it is so.

«When a schmo buys something on the I - way it goes into his Profile, and if it happens to be something that he recently saw advertised there, we call that interesting, and when he uses the I - way to phone his friends and family, we Profile Auditors can navigate his social web out to a gazillion fractal iterations, the friends of his friends of his friends of his friends, what they buy and what they watch and if there's a correlation.»

Then, your friends of friends of friends are the 3rd degree.

While Linkedin heavily promotes its ability to connect you to friends of friends of friends, it also features some tremendously powerful job search tools.

Done right, that ripple will move out through the friends of friends of friends of friends and so on.

Don't assume a reference from a friend of a friend of a friend makes the tenant trustworthy.