Myspace
April 13, 2009
I find myspace to be boring, lame, and annoying. So, why can’t I work up the nerve to delete my account? Anyone? Bueller?
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I like how it keeps me up to date, like a chronological photo gallery of my life. But you have your blog…
Why does everyone love facebook so much anyway?
If you find out, let me know. I still have one there too. I thought Facebook would just be more of the same, but honestly, I enjoy Facebook quite a bit in spite of its quirks and irritations.
There’s no point in expending the energy to delete your account. #1 rule of the internet: If it has ever been on the internet, it’s STILL on the internet.
I am totally one of those “used to live on myspace now I live on facebook” people and it’s embarrassing. But facebook has brought me in touch with people I never thought I’d see again. Honestly I thought I’d never care to, but as we all get older I’ve found it fascinating how people have turned out. I’ve regained some really cool friendships because of it. Myspace = Meat Market. I can’t find the energy to delete mine either. Whaddaya do.
I love Facebook. I’ve found or they found me so many friends from school that I never knew what happen to them. Plus I have alot of family on there, so we keep in touch that way too. I agree julzarnold. I’m surprised about how people turned out, careers, where they’re living. It’s so much fun to catch up with them.
I can’t seem to bring myself to delete my myspace either! but I never, NEVER get on there!