Want to be David Hasselhoff's BFF?

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Want to be David Hasselhoff's BFF?

by Lisa Hoover Sep 16th 2008

If you're social life won't be complete until you're socially connected to David Hasselhoff, I have some good news for you. Now you can sign up to be one of the Hoff's 15,000 closest friends by joining his social network HoffSpace. Woo.

Free membership on the site gets you your own home page, and access to Hasselhoff's media collection of pictures and videos (though I'm guessing not this one.) You'll also be able to read Hasselhoff's blog, shop for personalized gifts, and chat with his adoring fans worldwide. There's even a page filled with ringtones and wallpapers for your mobile phone.

I know you're probably thinking this has to be the oddest social networking site ever created. Probably not.

More on Hoffspace over at Switched.

Tags: david hasselhoff, DavidHasselhoff, hasselhoff, social networking, socialnetworking, you cant make this stuff up, YouCantMakeThisStuffUp

Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)

markyb said 5:48PM on 9-16-2008

This has got to be one of the most "I am god" websites ever. The hoff has a huge ego that needs to break.

Michael Knight said 7:36PM on 9-16-2008

Don't hassle with the hoff!

kojo87 said 7:45PM on 9-16-2008

you didnt even get it right. for shame.

Michael said 12:13AM on 9-17-2008

OH MY GOD!

Somebody with a bigger ego than Obama!

ROTFL.

Rob Bourne said 7:44AM on 9-17-2008

This is pretty old news. BBC Radio 1 discovered this Months ago!

Lisa Hoover said 7:47AM on 9-17-2008

Yeah, it's probably been around a while but I don't keep track of Hasselhoff news very carefully. :-)

~ Lisa

rikki said 9:27AM on 9-17-2008

You rule. Love the site, and think I need a tshirt. ;-)

Pete said 2:15PM on 9-17-2008

I wonder if they have his video of him eating the cheeseburger off the floor in his hotel room on Hoffspace.

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