Jackassalope

You've got a little MySpace on your Facebook.

I’ve had a facebook account for about six months now. Why? I couldn’t really tell you because I don’t remember the last time I actually logged into it. I think I jumped on to the band wagon when it wasn’t cool to have a MySpace page anymore if you were older than 24, or some arbitrary age like that. It’s not that I really care about how mature I look in the online world; I just don’t want to look young and immature. Not to mention I’m a hypocrite.

Anyway, back to the point. A coworker told me that I should get back on facebook, so I did that day. I think I did it so quickly because I have no backbone and can’t make decisions for myself; I’ll have to ask my wife to see if this is the case. Regardless, I found that it’s quite boring. There’s not a lot to do, and what I could do, I thought was a little lame. You can play games with people online, which is pretty cool, but overall, I felt underwhelmed. I’m going to give it another chance to see if I can’t spice my page up a little bit and inject a more of my personality into my profile, or maybe I’ll just take more time to actually learn what all of the functions do.

In the end, I can’t quite figure out if I’m too old for these type of social networks, or if I only want to be a part of one that allows me to search all of the 21-year-old lesbians in my area that might have been able to sneak some naked photos into their profile.