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If you’re a MySpace user, you’re familiar with the twinge of excitement that comes from seeing this message “New Friend Requests!” flash on your home page. You immediately think, “Who could it be?”

So you rush over to your Pending Friend Requests to see who your new MySpace friend is… only to find that it’s just another band on MySpace. Of course, sometimes it is someone great – like an old high school friend, a long-lost cousin, or even… a new crush.

Anyway, there seems to be a new trend on MySpace – friend-collecting. The person with the most friends wins. I don’t know what they win, but it must be something good because people are racking up hundreds, even thousands of friends.

So how does one go about making friends on MySpace? Well, believe it or not, there is a certain “art” behind this… or I suppose you could call it a “science”. Either way, if collecting hundreds of new MySpace friends that you’ll never meet… never talk to… heck, probably never even look at their profiles… here’s how to do it.

MySpace Friend Trains Want lots of MySpace friends? Take a look at your MySpace bulletins and you’re bound to find a Friend Train…or a Whore Train… a Pimp Train… a Hottie Train… all kinds of trains. The point is, to hop onboard. Most of the time, it’s just a matter of inserting your Friend ID and hitting Submit. Sometimes they ask you to submit a photo, quote, etc… Anyway, the more trains you board…the more friend requests you’ll get. The great thing is that you can also add all the people on the train. Then it’s just a matter of that person accepting your request. This can sometimes be the fastest way to do it, although be prepared for the fact that some people just won’t accept your request.

MySpace Add Me Groups There are many MySpace groups that exist for the sole purpose of adding friends. Once you join, you’re usually asked to add the moderator (after all, it’s only fair). So there’s one automatic friend. Skim the group rules really quick to see how their group works and be sure to follow their instructions. Some groups don’t allow you to post “Add Me” bulletins and others do. Some have “Add Me” threads in their forums instead. If “Add Me” bulletins are allowed – go ahead and post your bulletin. It can be as simple as “Add Me”, although some people try to get clever or cute and say “Hot girls welcome to add me”…. “Pleeeeease be my friend”…you get the point.

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