<![CDATA[Gawker: valleywag, fox & friends]]> http://tags.gawker.com/assets/base/img/thumbs140x140/gawker.com.png <![CDATA[Gawker: valleywag, fox & friends]]> http://gawker.com/tag/valleywag/foxfriends http://gawker.com/tag/valleywag/foxfriends <![CDATA[Faux Fox Facebook Feud Finished, Phew!]]> Greg Gutfeld, Fox News's Red Eye host and self-declared enemy of Gawker commenters, has finally found a friend: coworker Steve Doocy of Fox and Friends. Roll the clip!

Gutfeld has been hassling Doocy to add him on Facebook for weeks, even though Doocy had hit Facebook's 5,000-friend maximum. So Gutfeld must have forced Doocy to unfriend someone to make room. How cruel! Watch how Gutfeld puts the "rot" in "homerotic" as he suggests he offered the slightly fey Doocy sexual favors to get his friend request answered.

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<![CDATA[Facebook friend request fuels Fox feud]]> Greg Gutfeld, the constantly gay-panicked meathead host of Fox's late-night Red Eye show, is miffed that Fox & Friends anchor Steve Doocy won't answer his friend request.

Greg, sorry to break it to you, but you're a little late with your request. Didn't you hear Doocy is maxed out on Facebook friends, having hit the site's limit? Gutfeld is also having viewers place bet on who will answer his friend requests the fastest. He calls it "facebetting." I think the guy's doing this wrong. Here's a cheat sheet out of Silicon Valley on the optimal way to use Facebook for cynical self-promotion.

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<![CDATA[Fox anchor makes Facebook creepier than ever]]> Some days I wonder if Facebook would have been better off restricting its social network to college students, as it did when it first launched. Watching Steve Doocy, an anchor on "Fox & Friends," talk about updating his Facebook status in this clip confirms my opinion. His profile picture, which shows him "playing Santa," does nothing to reduce the skeevy-old-guy vibe. A tip to Doocy: When you're maxed out on friends, you can set up a Facebook fan page for your virtual acquaintances, saving the stalker-friendly details for people you actually know. And it requires no more egotism than was necessary to get the anchor chair in the first place.

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