That's why the late-night-TV-host-turned-social-media-celebrity Conan O'Brien and Team Coco Digital have unleashed "F-Cards" on Facebook.
The polar opposite of friendly ecards, F-Cards give you a way to convey your true feelings -- with Conan delivering the video message to offending friends and family members on Facebook.
"Instead of you having to come up with something original to post on your Facebook wall, why not let Conan do it for you?," the host says in the video describing the newly introduced F-Cards. "Let me tell your friends how you really feel."
The Facebook-exclusive campaign proffers Facebook users who "Like" the Team Coco page 25 different video messages. For instance, in the "FYI - I just Ate Some Delicious Food!" F-Card Conan says, "Your Facebook friend wants you to know they just ate something really delicious. If you want a description, if you want to see a picture of what they ate, then you spend too much time on Facebook!"
There's 24 more where that came from. And you can choose to post the cards to your Facebook wall or send them on to individual Facebook friends.
"Facebook users have been incredibly supportive of Conan over the past year. We literally wouldn’t be where we are today without them," says John A. Wooden, general manager and executive producer of Team Coco Digital. "To show our thanks, we really wanted to give them something special. And by special, we mean something that masquerades as useful but is ultimately totally pointless. We know Facebook users would expect nothing less.”