by fisho mcspaz » Sat Jan 30, 2010 9:07 pm
by Pseudo » Sun Jan 31, 2010 3:07 pm
fisho mcspaz wrote:Twitter. I hate it but others in my field are currently using it to publish all the clever things they think of so I have reluctantly jumped on the bandwagon. I might like it a bit better one day but at the moment it seems a royal waste of time.
by A Mum » Sun Jan 31, 2010 3:13 pm
by dedja » Sun Jan 31, 2010 3:19 pm
Pseudo wrote:fisho mcspaz wrote:Twitter. I hate it but others in my field are currently using it to publish all the clever things they think of so I have reluctantly jumped on the bandwagon. I might like it a bit better one day but at the moment it seems a royal waste of time.
Oh God, YES, YES, YES. I hear you sister and I feel your pain.
FFS is it necessary to tell the world about every waking minute of your life by plastering it all over the public domain? "Just woke up". "Having Coco Pops for breakfast. Crunchy!" "Oh no, little Kaitlyn just woke up, she wet the bed overnight again." "Sitting on the can passing rusty water from my @rse. I'm not having curry for dinner again LOL".
Wake up twitterati: NOBODY CARES about the minutiae of your mundane existence. All you are doing is lowering the already-tiny signal-to-noise ratio of the internet by a few more pegs. Kid yourself that your existence is newsworthy, but behind this self-delusion is the cold, hard fact that NOBODY CARES.
Frankly I'd be very concerned if anyone did care about what I had for breakfast, where I was going for coffee, and what I thought of the refugee situation. The concept of anyone hanging off my every word is just plain sinister - and another good reason to avoid twitter like the pus-bloated corpse of a plague-stricken rat.
I would extend similar thoughts towards all other so-called "social networking" sites, with a special hatred of facebook. Social networks? Bah. Call me, email me, or GTFO.
by Pseudo » Sun Jan 31, 2010 9:38 pm
Pseudo wrote:fisho mcspaz wrote:Twitter. I hate it but others in my field are currently using it to publish all the clever things they think of so I have reluctantly jumped on the bandwagon. I might like it a bit better one day but at the moment it seems a royal waste of time.
Oh God, YES, YES, YES. I hear you sister and I feel your pain.
FFS is it necessary to tell the world about every waking minute of your life by plastering it all over the public domain? "Just woke up". "Having Coco Pops for breakfast. Crunchy!" "Oh no, little Kaitlyn just woke up, she wet the bed overnight again." "Sitting on the can passing rusty water from my @rse. I'm not having curry for dinner again LOL".
Wake up twitterati: NOBODY CARES about the minutiae of your mundane existence. All you are doing is lowering the already-tiny signal-to-noise ratio of the internet by a few more pegs. Kid yourself that your existence is newsworthy, but behind this self-delusion is the cold, hard fact that NOBODY CARES.
Frankly I'd be very concerned if anyone did care about what I had for breakfast, where I was going for coffee, and what I thought of the refugee situation. The concept of anyone hanging off my every word is just plain sinister - and another good reason to avoid twitter like the pus-bloated corpse of a plague-stricken rat.
I would extend similar thoughts towards all other so-called "social networking" sites, with a special hatred of facebook. Social networks? Bah. Call me, email me, or GTFO.
by fisho mcspaz » Sun Jan 31, 2010 10:16 pm
Pseudo wrote:Pseudo wrote:fisho mcspaz wrote:Twitter. I hate it but others in my field are currently using it to publish all the clever things they think of so I have reluctantly jumped on the bandwagon. I might like it a bit better one day but at the moment it seems a royal waste of time.
Oh God, YES, YES, YES. I hear you sister and I feel your pain.
FFS is it necessary to tell the world about every waking minute of your life by plastering it all over the public domain? "Just woke up". "Having Coco Pops for breakfast. Crunchy!" "Oh no, little Kaitlyn just woke up, she wet the bed overnight again." "Sitting on the can passing rusty water from my @rse. I'm not having curry for dinner again LOL".
Wake up twitterati: NOBODY CARES about the minutiae of your mundane existence. All you are doing is lowering the already-tiny signal-to-noise ratio of the internet by a few more pegs. Kid yourself that your existence is newsworthy, but behind this self-delusion is the cold, hard fact that NOBODY CARES.
Frankly I'd be very concerned if anyone did care about what I had for breakfast, where I was going for coffee, and what I thought of the refugee situation. The concept of anyone hanging off my every word is just plain sinister - and another good reason to avoid twitter like the pus-bloated corpse of a plague-stricken rat.
I would extend similar thoughts towards all other so-called "social networking" sites, with a special hatred of facebook. Social networks? Bah. Call me, email me, or GTFO.
FFS... no sooner do I post the above diatribe than the following thread appears:
viewtopic.php?f=1&t=26608
by spell_check » Sun Jan 31, 2010 10:17 pm
fisho mcspaz wrote:Pseudo wrote:Pseudo wrote:fisho mcspaz wrote:Twitter. I hate it but others in my field are currently using it to publish all the clever things they think of so I have reluctantly jumped on the bandwagon. I might like it a bit better one day but at the moment it seems a royal waste of time.
Oh God, YES, YES, YES. I hear you sister and I feel your pain.
FFS is it necessary to tell the world about every waking minute of your life by plastering it all over the public domain? "Just woke up". "Having Coco Pops for breakfast. Crunchy!" "Oh no, little Kaitlyn just woke up, she wet the bed overnight again." "Sitting on the can passing rusty water from my @rse. I'm not having curry for dinner again LOL".
Wake up twitterati: NOBODY CARES about the minutiae of your mundane existence. All you are doing is lowering the already-tiny signal-to-noise ratio of the internet by a few more pegs. Kid yourself that your existence is newsworthy, but behind this self-delusion is the cold, hard fact that NOBODY CARES.
Frankly I'd be very concerned if anyone did care about what I had for breakfast, where I was going for coffee, and what I thought of the refugee situation. The concept of anyone hanging off my every word is just plain sinister - and another good reason to avoid twitter like the pus-bloated corpse of a plague-stricken rat.
I would extend similar thoughts towards all other so-called "social networking" sites, with a special hatred of facebook. Social networks? Bah. Call me, email me, or GTFO.
FFS... no sooner do I post the above diatribe than the following thread appears:
viewtopic.php?f=1&t=26608
no!!! the mighty Eagles have also been twitterfied!
by nuggety goodness » Mon Feb 01, 2010 1:04 pm
by Booney » Mon Feb 01, 2010 1:40 pm
by Gingernuts » Mon Feb 01, 2010 1:49 pm
nuggety goodness wrote:starting to play an easy 9 at Regency, hitting 2 par's and a bogey on the first three then getting a blood nose and having to go home. it started at 12:20 and is still going now at almost 1:05...
an hour is an average NG blood nose at the moment... that get's me upset!!!
by nuggety goodness » Mon Feb 01, 2010 2:01 pm
Gingernuts wrote:nuggety goodness wrote:starting to play an easy 9 at Regency, hitting 2 par's and a bogey on the first three then getting a blood nose and having to go home. it started at 12:20 and is still going now at almost 1:05...
an hour is an average NG blood nose at the moment... that get's me upset!!!
Have you had it quarterised NG? That sorted me out, the doc just sticks a magnesium thingy up the snoz, bit of a sting and sore for a couple of days but that's it. Now if I get a blood nose it only lasts a minute or so, no more hunching over the sink for an hour.
by Booney » Mon Feb 01, 2010 2:07 pm
Gingernuts wrote:nuggety goodness wrote:starting to play an easy 9 at Regency, hitting 2 par's and a bogey on the first three then getting a blood nose and having to go home. it started at 12:20 and is still going now at almost 1:05...
an hour is an average NG blood nose at the moment... that get's me upset!!!
Have you had it quarterised NG? That sorted me out, the doc just sticks a magnesium thingy up the snoz, bit of a sting and sore for a couple of days but that's it. Now if I get a blood nose it only lasts a minute or so, no more hunching over the sink for an hour.
by fisho mcspaz » Mon Feb 01, 2010 3:36 pm
by Booney » Mon Feb 01, 2010 3:39 pm
fisho mcspaz wrote:The washing machine - keeps beeping at me every few minutes to let me know it's finished. I know it's finished, I just can't be bothered getting up yet.
by A Mum » Mon Feb 01, 2010 3:43 pm
fisho mcspaz wrote:The washing machine - keeps beeping at me every few minutes to let me know it's finished. I know it's finished, I just can't be bothered getting up yet.
by HH3 » Mon Feb 01, 2010 3:48 pm
A Mum wrote:fisho mcspaz wrote:The washing machine - keeps beeping at me every few minutes to let me know it's finished. I know it's finished, I just can't be bothered getting up yet.
and
at you too Booney!
My washing machine is beeping as I type...lol !!
Reminds me of a story
My friend had a really crappy old washing machine that used to leak oil, etc, etc - she went and bought a new one like mine that beeps when it's finished - I was there one day and it beeped and she yelled "Coming my darling" and I'm likewhen mine does that I say "Shut up!!"
by A Mum » Mon Feb 01, 2010 3:51 pm
by fisho mcspaz » Mon Feb 01, 2010 3:54 pm
by Thiele » Mon Feb 01, 2010 9:10 pm
by brod » Mon Feb 01, 2010 10:26 pm
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