If you are a member of MySpace (and is anyone out there still using it in this age of Facebook?), you know that the first person to friend you is Tom Anderson, who co-founded MySpace way back in the dark ages (a.k.a. 2003).  It’s a cute little way MySpace encouraged you to seek out and friend folks from your real life — a technique that Facebook successfully copied, albeit much more successfully.

I haven’t bothered with MySpace for years, but the whole Jihad Jane thing got me thinking about it again.  And about ol’ Tom.  If you go to the Google cache of her MySpace page, you’ll see that she has 116 friends, with the “Top 4″ featured:

Whoopsie!

Something tells me that ol’ Tom is going to be getting a call from his new friends at the FBI.

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