This morning I logged into facebook for the first time in a while. I need to stop doing that as I find that once I start I get sucked into this black morass and disappear for hours as I ask, "What ever happened to that guy I was in second grade with? Oh, he's an astronaut now . . . What am I doing with my fucking life?"
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Did you hear about a recent study, arguing that Facebook makes us feel sadder and less satisfied? I believe it. Common sense tells me to stay off FB, but I always go back.
ReplyDeleteFacebook is a bad girlfriend just waiting for you to come over talking about your promotion so she can remind you that your brother still makes twice as much.
DeleteI have facebook friends that don't even type in the same alphabet ... how'd that happen?
ReplyDeleteAre they foreign language speakers or inbreed, mouth-breathing, corn gobblers? Seriously, that answer will help both of us out.
DeleteGenuinely different alphabets used by foreign languages. I suspect my splurge with the "Castle Age" game a couple years ago had something to do with it
DeleteI'm on FB constantly. Eventually you develop natural filters and just ignore what you aren't really concerned with. It's a sickness, actually.
ReplyDeleteWhen Tom, when? I'm drowning in astronauts, lawyers, and hookers.
DeleteYou know that says something weird about my friends.