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"  Sure, The Social Network and Catfish do a good job of showing the dark side of Facebook. But they failed to portray the worst part about having a &amp;#039;book account: When your mom friend requests you. Clearly, some writer at Saturday Night Live knows just how bad it really is, though. Here, the funny digital short, featuring Glee&amp;#039;s Jane Lynch as the meddling mother, that aired over the weekend and is now going viral... They totally nailed it. We love that they turned &amp;quot;There isn&amp;#039;t enough beer in the world to deal with Glenn Beck&amp;#039;s holy roller B.S.&amp;quot; into &amp;quot;Boy, do I need new dungarees&amp;quot; and the bong-to-saxophone transformation is hilarious. If only the &amp;quot;Damn it, my mom is on Facebook&amp;quot; app really existed. Until then, guess we&amp;#039;re stuck either ignoring the friend request (mean) or seeing comments like, &amp;quot;Who&amp;#039;s your new friend?&amp;quot; embarrassingly pop up in our photos. And uh, can someone please invent &amp;quot;Damn it, my boss is on Facebook&amp;quot; too? Are you friends with your parents on Facebook? Have they ever posted anything ridiculous or mortifying on your wall? And are you friends with your boss? If so, do you filter what you post and the pictures you put up? Want more Facebook horror stories? Read these tales of Facebookers Behaving Badly. Video courtesy of NBC "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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