Facebook. In other words, the biggest time-waster on the internet apart from Twitter, Youtube and online games. I do have a Facebook, yes, but I'm not one of the people who are on it 24/7 and make a big deal if they cannot get on to Facebook at a certain time.
So in the text, when Levinson brought up the subject of adding a 'friend' based on your 'interest', I was dumbfounded that people actually add people who they have no knowledge of. How dense can you be? 'Oh hey, he likes Transformers too! I think I'll add him!' No. Who knows if that person isn't some hacker on the other side who'll steal all your personal information?
Then there's 'It's not official until it's Facebook official.' The biggest load of malarky I've heard in a long time. I mean, who cares if somebody you've never met before, but for some ludicrous reason are friends with, is having 'the best party of the year!' I sure as h*ll don't.
It's amazing how many people depend on Facebook as a daily intake of their lives.
Friday, January 25, 2013
Friday, January 18, 2013
My electronics
I've always been a major electronic person, spending a majority of my time on some sort of electronic device from as long as I can remember.
1. My Xbox 360. I spend a massive amount of time on my Xbox. You could say it's my best friend, but I use it for more than just playing games. A lot of my old friends (I've moved multiple times) own an Xbox, so it's a good way for me to stay in touch with my old friends, along with my family who are more than a couple of hours away.
2. My Laptop. When I'm not on my Xbox, I'm on my laptop, be it for homework or just a general time-wasting session. I use my laptop to stay in touch with friends who don't own an Xbox, with the use of email or Facebook. My laptop is my main DVD/Youtube-video playing device.
3. My iPhone. I love listening to music. My phone is the main device I use for listening to music, other than my radio. My radio is becoming more and more obsolete, however because I'm adding a good majority of the songs I love listening to on the radio on to my phone.
4. My radio. The car I own has only a 6-track Cassette player, because it's old, and the really only time I listen to the radio is when I'm driving. My radio in my car is one of the only ways that I listen to the news, weather, and current events, because I'm too lazy to look it up on my laptop.
My life is dominated by electronics, and I'm perfectly happy that way.
1. My Xbox 360. I spend a massive amount of time on my Xbox. You could say it's my best friend, but I use it for more than just playing games. A lot of my old friends (I've moved multiple times) own an Xbox, so it's a good way for me to stay in touch with my old friends, along with my family who are more than a couple of hours away.
2. My Laptop. When I'm not on my Xbox, I'm on my laptop, be it for homework or just a general time-wasting session. I use my laptop to stay in touch with friends who don't own an Xbox, with the use of email or Facebook. My laptop is my main DVD/Youtube-video playing device.
3. My iPhone. I love listening to music. My phone is the main device I use for listening to music, other than my radio. My radio is becoming more and more obsolete, however because I'm adding a good majority of the songs I love listening to on the radio on to my phone.
4. My radio. The car I own has only a 6-track Cassette player, because it's old, and the really only time I listen to the radio is when I'm driving. My radio in my car is one of the only ways that I listen to the news, weather, and current events, because I'm too lazy to look it up on my laptop.
My life is dominated by electronics, and I'm perfectly happy that way.
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