"Remember five days ago when no one had Facebook and you didn't acknowledge what the guy you took high school biology with was having for lunch?" Jimmy Kimmel asked the interview on his show last night. "Remember how that was fine? Let's go backwards to that."
If you didn't watch "Jimmy Kimmel Live" November 11, you might think Kimmel started a movement to end Facebook, but he's not.
With the growing popularity of Facebook, Jimmy Kimmel has decided to have a stand. He's declared Wednesday, November 17th to be National Unfriend Day. He went on 'Good Morning America' (Weekdays, 7AM on ABC) to speak about why he feels such a vacation is essential in this age of social networking. People are "spending an unreasonable number of time on Facebook," Kimmel explained.