why? simply explain why.
yes, i do see the virtues of a website like facebook when it comes to promotion of yourself or organizations (at the end of the day everyone is trying to sell something whether they recognize it, admit it or not) but i continue to lack understanding of the incessant use of this so-often narcissistic obsession in places and circumstances that seem so personal (to little old me of course, not to the masses who are looking to share every little shred of detail squeezed out of their existencae — the spell checker on this thing is worthless when it comes to pseudo latin) that you would want to take the opportunity to be “in the moment” (add that to the list of phrases that goes down in flames on my 737 (which is packed with words and phrases that annoy and then crashes into the deepest part of the ocean upon my command should i ever decide to give it) — it’s right up there with “outside the box,” i mean, think people…outside the box?) and share them with the people around you as opposed to the people you left back home because you didn’t want to be back there with the people you are otherwise forced to deal or work with on a regular basis and btw that’s why companies offer vacation so that you can get away from the grind and leave the crackberry behind (nice rhyme!) yet tweets or status updates or whatever f… — fb — is calling them now (whew, almost screwed that one up…and the b and the u aren’t even latitudinally close on the keyboard) flow from people on vacation. on vacation. on vacation.
well, if the people on the vacation with you won’t stop you, neither will this post.
rock’n'roll