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Discover LudwigThe phrase "cyber friends" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to friends you have made on the internet or through online connections. For example, "I made some great cyber friends on a gaming forum."
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I have real friends, not cyber friends.
China and United States: Cyber Friends or Enemies?
At the end of the two weeks, when I went back on Facebook, I was able to get some perspective on my life and the lives of my cyber friends.
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Here's a direct quote from a U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services USCISS) memo: "Narcissistic tendencies in many people fuels a need to have a large group of "friends" link to their pages and many of these people accept cyber-friends that they don't even know".
Every "cyber-friend" is a person who can be "shut down" at will.
Five and twenty years ago, far back in the mists of time, a cyber-aficionado friend invited me to see her new game.
It is a humid, sharp celluloid freak-out that uses sex (women have arms that become penises which they use to cyber-sodomize their friends) to recreate a druggy techno-realm through electric psychedelia.
I want to politely avoid internet alliances, not cyber-slight my friends, so is it tacky to respond to requests with: I would love to join in, but I haven't yet eaten yesterday's breakfast; thanks but I can't juggle any more with just two arms and crossed eyes; or you flatter me but if I connect with you this way I must cease sleeping?
Why can't we?" Children are targeted in front of family TV programmes like The X-Factor and in their bedrooms and outside with friends via cyber games and Facebook ads on their smartphones, say experts.
Her family and friends blamed cyber-bullying and began a campaign against it.
Take a quick cyber visit to your friend's smartphone exhibit on Picasa.
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