What Facebook is for
This is so funny... and a bit too close to the truth for comfort potentially...
I still don't really get or do Facebook at all.
Tom Edwards' Poem "Why I don't drink anymore"
Thanks to my friend DeeJay for pointing this out to me - it was on a BBC2 show. An excellent summary of alcoholism I changed because I have the sickness of alcoholism, alcoholism doesn't come in bottles it comes in people. You should have seen me. I drank for happiness and became unhappy; I drank for joy and became miserable. I drank to be out-going and became self-centred; I drank for sociability and became argumentative and lonely; I drank for sophistication and became crude and obnoxious. I drank for friendship and made enemies, I drank to soften sorrow and wallowed in self-pity; I drank for sleep and awakened without rest. I drank for strength and felt weak. I drank for masculinity and it sapped my potency; I drank medicinally and got sick. I drank because I thought my job called for it and lost my job. I drank to stimulate thought and blacked out. I drank to make conversation and got to where I couldn't talk at all; I drank to forget and became haunted. I drank for freedom
Oh, I *hate* Facebook and all such social-networking sites. A while back I wrote an article on why I believe they're an abuse of technology that's destroying society and genuine human interaction...
ReplyDeleteBut I'm on it.
I got on it because of 'the band' but now that 'the band' is no more I should have the strength to delete my account...
...but it's HARD!
Insidious, I tell ya.
Shadup and quit whinging. You're on it Ken. You're not FO. Get moving and use it. And get your arse over to www.axevictim.com you wasters!
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