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Most Common Ways Girls Try To Look Hotter On Facebook


The success of "The Social Network" at the box office this past weekend has many mid-20-somethings nostalgically reminiscing back to the days of "The Facebook" (circa 2004), long before the advent of so-called "privacy settings." It was a carefree time when users needed a .edu e-mail address from a select network of schools and coeds openly posted party pics without any sort of inclination that their drunken, underage photos would seen by a prospective employer or, worse, a curious aunt or parent. Six years, hundreds of millions of users, and billions of theoretical dollars later, Mark Zuckerberg's online Frankenstein continues to be the most culturally relevant social network on the Internet.


It also continues to be the ultimate online depository for women to upload photos of themselves. In turn, every warm-blooded man with a pulse and an Internet connection has squandered countless hours gawking at pictures of hot female friends — and friends of friends — on Facebook. After hours of our own thorough analysis, we've compiled the 15 most common photo tricks girls use to heighten their sex appeal and inflate their hottness in their Facebook photos. Check them out after the jump.

Posing for Group Photos with the Infamous "Angled-Knee Trick"

Facebook must have entire servers dedicated to storing photos that are a mirror image of the example above. When a group of girls huddle up to take a photo, the posture is almost universally the same: shoulders back, one knee slightly bent, and a foot forward at an angle. Points on the hotness scale skyrocket for showing some skin.

Posing for Group Photos with the Infamous "Strong-Arm Trick"

  The so-called "Strong-Arm Trick" is pretty much a bastard cousin of the knee-out trick, as demonstrated above in the lake vacation photos of Oregon's Cheerleading squad. It's traditionally an optical illusion for tough girls (think rowers and field hockey players) to lose camera pounds in their arms. The basic protocol is a three-step process. First, the girl angles her body toward the camera. Second, she places her hands on her hip. Third, she pushes her funny bone back toward their shoulder so either (a) the muscle doesn't bulge out or (b) flab on the front and back of her arm doesn't jiggle when the photographer snaps the picture.

The Bend-Over Trick


Chicks love to show off how well they can do the ChaCha slide on Facebook by posing for pictures with their hands on their knees and their asses extended in full grind position. This is also a precursor to common way #9, below.















The Bend-Over, Squeeze-the-Boobs Trick

Yes ladies, we're staring at your ones-and-twos. Unlike the traditional bend-over pose, the purpose of this classic Facebook photo is to highlight the subject's glorious rack, thus taking the attention off of the girl's face. It's a blissful optical illusion for a butterface, and especially effective when the boobs are squeezed together.

The Girl-on-Girl Hug Trick

It's a common pose for girls who wish to show their warm affection for each other.


















The Cheek-to-Cheek Kiss Trick

This pose takes the affection one level forward. Also, note the boob-grab. It's another common motif in many-a girl's scandalous Facebook photos.
















The Sex-Position-with-Another-Girl Trick

 

Even if it's just a little innocent grinding, girl-on-girl doggystyle pics push the evenlope one step close to straight-up girl-on-girl lesbian action.

The Bathroom Mirror Self-Portrait Trick



This is without a doubt the most narcissistic type of Facebook photo. More often than not, the type of women who pose in the mirror aren't even attractive. It's a surefire sign of an attention whore who is usually so desperate for online gratication that she's willing to turn the camera on herself in a bathroom mirror before blasting it out to the Internet. Unless it's a photo of your buddy blacked out and hurling cheap vodka and Domino's pizza at 3 in the morning, there's nothing more disgusting than a Facebook photo taken in the same room dedicated to taking a shit.






The Bag-Over-the-Stomach Trick



Beware of the girl who has an enormous, over-sized purse over her abdominal region in every Facebook photo. The dining hall and all those empty beer calories were not kind to her freshman year. There's an 85% chance she's concealing a Roseanne-esque sumo stomach behind that expensive Italian Christmas present from Daddy. Or else she's pregnant.











The Headshot Trick
Blah. Maybe in real life you're a smoke show, but the world will never know. In fact, you've already sent the general public a message: "Pet rocks, cottage cheese, and aluminum siding have more personality than me." It also screams: Don't forget to tip your struggling-actress/model waitress.

The Profile Pic with an Hotter/Uglier Friend Trick
Some smokeshows go to bitchy extremes in order to look better, even when it involves falling on the proverbial grenade.

The Never-Smiling-in-a-Photo Trick
Ugh. These are almost as bad as the girl who posts a head shot as a photo. Seriously, just look at the camera already and stop pouting. This girl is quick to untag herself from any and every album. No matter how loaded this girl gets, there's not a snowball's chance in hell she'll smile.

The Black and White Profile Pic Trick



Terrible acne? Paler than Tilda Swinton? No problem! All too often chicks resort to black-and-white profile pics as a nifty solution for fixing all those f-ugly blemishes without make up.














The Ass Shot Trick



Hey, if you got it, flaunt it. The ass-toward-the-camera, face-over-the-shoulder pose is a perennial favorite in BroBible's office. There's nothing like a great ass to take attention away from a girl's other features. Unlike the example above, very few women have the hot, USDA-certifed rump roast to justify a decent ass shot.












The Duck Face Photo Trick
Want to look like a skanky female D-bag? Channel your inner-Scrooge McDuck in a Facebook photo