So, I finally broke down to peer pressure and joined Facebook. Or, I could say, it's the tipping point in action- it makes rational sense to join FB given the number of people already there. And it's helpful to know people you'll be in college with in less than half a year. But, yeah, mostly its succumbing to the raised eyebrows if you admit to not being on Facebook. So... observations: 1. I'm now kind of addicted to emoticons after a few months of online forums where they are sprinkled liberally. Seriously, a 'put your tongue out' kind of emoticon was warranted at the end of the last paragraph. Well, obviously, words will need to make do for now. 2. People change. I've heard lots of people rave about old friends which FB put them in touch with. I found myself exclaiming in sort of disappointment that some of my previous best friends liked Twilight and some such stuff! I guess playing with dolls together doesn't translate into the same taste in books, but... sigh. 3. The 'like' button is way overrated. |
No it's not.
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