SoJo's Mojo


Embarrassingly dubbed Hater turned Pro; Facebook has forever changed my life. I never got into the whole MySpace/Bebo shit, mainly because my simple reasoning was "if you spent half the bloody time you do on Myspace/Bebo with your ACTUAL friends, your life would be so enriched"... blah blah blah. It wasn't until not one, not two, but a whole mixed bag of friends was having sweet parties and fun times without me, purely because I wasn't on Facebook and therefore hadn't got an invite. What's wrong with a good old fashion phone call? Or even a friggin' text to keep me in the loop for god's sake, I squealed. No one had sympathy for me. I just wasn't considered unless I was a part of the whole fucking Facebook phenomenon. Having held out for as long as I could, I caved in and threw caution into the cyber wind. Fark. Little did I know...

Now I don't claim to be the brightest crayon in the box, but this takes the cake. I stupidly decided to sign up while studying for exams, as a little side procrastinator/reward for studying so hard. I tallied up how many hours I actually spent studying (hmmm about 7) and how many I had wasted on FB (about two weeks worth of full-on exam prep), and how the fuck I passed my exams I just don't know.

Instantly I became obsessed. I watched in vain as my friends started piling up. I sniggered at all the things I was through the insane amount of quizzes; Belle from Beauty and the Beast, Hermione from Harry Potter, a Mixed Fruity Cocktail and Pot as drink and drug of choice (surprised? I'm not). Turns out my name is too too sexy on the sexy name calculator and my stripper name is Roxie Heavenshock. For just a bit of icing on the cake, thus far I have saved 7 square feet of rainforests.

But these little beauties are nothing in comparison to the sheer amount of people that have come out of the woodwork. It is actually fucked... crazies from high school, friends who I hadn't seen in 10 years from primary school, stalker ex-boyfriends and just plain randoms. To start I accepted most friend requests, but then I realised a lot of my "friends" I hadn't seen or spoken to in years or I that I just wasn't actually really friends with them, more like acquaintances. So out came my Facebitch and a culling slaughter ensued. Those who I ACTUALLY didn't like, gone burger. Friends of the ex's, gone burger. People who I just didn't want to stay in contact with, gone burger.

With the power (more accurately, ability) to see my friend's friends, their antics posted through videos and pictures and wall posts lead to slight twinge of privacy invasion. But isn't that what it's all about? It is technically classed as a social tool, but it's more like a stalker tool. Thus Stalkerbook was born. Nah, definitely more along the lines of Crackbook, because it's just that fucking addictive. I have developed a Crackbook habit and need a hit daily. But truth be known, it's more of a binge habit and I'm shooting up at all hours during the day and night. I'll go to a friend's house and wonder if they would mind if I checked my precious Face/Stalker/Crackbook. I don't have a problem admitting to it. I know there are other sufferers out there. I'm a full blown addict who needs to go to Facebook rehab and detox. But not before I poke or superpoke someone.



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