Face Book
I am not a social media fan for a number of reasons. I use it sparingly for a few people I just never hear from otherwise due to them living on opposite sides of the globe, and our autosports club schedules some events using fb. Otherwise I rarely go onto it, or any of the others excluding LinkedIn, but that is a professional thing.
I am a firm believer that some of the issues we are seeing today are amplified by the constant flow of everything through social media. If a kid does something dumb, the whole world knows about it in a second, including their actual few friends and the 1000 fake fb friends they have. Its getting too close to Wall-E for my tastes
kids talk through social media rather than getting up and going to see someone. They rarely even talk on the phone even. Now its getting worse, trying to work with some of the young folks (I am in my 30's still ... but I am old to them!) we hire now is painful. The drop in communication skills is startling, they will only communicate through email, etc. Its sad. I am all for using email where it makes sense, but some people act like they are scared to pick up a phone or drive over and talk to someone!
And I get people sending me "news" they saw on fb all the time. And so far about 90% of it is fake (News8Now is a big one) through and through, but they believe it cause their trusted friends shared it on fb!
And anyways, even for my best friends, I dont care what you are making for dinner, what it looks like, when the last time your kid pooped his diaper was, that you and your bf/gf are having hard times (and I doubt they want that publicized either!), etc. We all think our own pet is the cutest thing in the world and take too many pictures of them... but everyone else does not need to see 15 pics a day of them
And the getting made because you havent liked their latest post thing ... that kinda tops it. Social media in reality is about as low on the priority ladder as it can be, yet folks act more and more like it is their top priority.
Plus, I spend my days co-ordinating large projects, answering probably 100 emails a day, talking on the phone, sitting in meetings, etc. I rarely even check my personal email more than once a day any more. When I get home, I want to disconnect, not connect even more
In the summer, I drive home from work, pick up my wife and off we go with the top down.. playing disc golf, going places, etc. In the winter, its off to snowboard, road tripping, etc. Not sitting at home in front of a screen answering facebook messages
Maybe I am just getting closer to the old side of things mentally ... but I am fine with that in this case!
I am a firm believer that some of the issues we are seeing today are amplified by the constant flow of everything through social media. If a kid does something dumb, the whole world knows about it in a second, including their actual few friends and the 1000 fake fb friends they have. Its getting too close to Wall-E for my tastes
kids talk through social media rather than getting up and going to see someone. They rarely even talk on the phone even. Now its getting worse, trying to work with some of the young folks (I am in my 30's still ... but I am old to them!) we hire now is painful. The drop in communication skills is startling, they will only communicate through email, etc. Its sad. I am all for using email where it makes sense, but some people act like they are scared to pick up a phone or drive over and talk to someone! And I get people sending me "news" they saw on fb all the time. And so far about 90% of it is fake (News8Now is a big one) through and through, but they believe it cause their trusted friends shared it on fb!
And anyways, even for my best friends, I dont care what you are making for dinner, what it looks like, when the last time your kid pooped his diaper was, that you and your bf/gf are having hard times (and I doubt they want that publicized either!), etc. We all think our own pet is the cutest thing in the world and take too many pictures of them... but everyone else does not need to see 15 pics a day of them
And the getting made because you havent liked their latest post thing ... that kinda tops it. Social media in reality is about as low on the priority ladder as it can be, yet folks act more and more like it is their top priority.
Plus, I spend my days co-ordinating large projects, answering probably 100 emails a day, talking on the phone, sitting in meetings, etc. I rarely even check my personal email more than once a day any more. When I get home, I want to disconnect, not connect even more
In the summer, I drive home from work, pick up my wife and off we go with the top down.. playing disc golf, going places, etc. In the winter, its off to snowboard, road tripping, etc. Not sitting at home in front of a screen answering facebook messages
Maybe I am just getting closer to the old side of things mentally ... but I am fine with that in this case!Gonna Re-Read this & comment 2 cents that the poor
is used 2 getting outta mom's big mouth
mean time 1st need to hit UT's reply
Originally Posted by engifineer' timestamp='1452196054' post='23846201
I am not a social media fan for a number of reasons. I use it sparingly for a few people I just never hear from otherwise due to them living on opposite sides of the globe, and our autosports club schedules some events using fb. Otherwise I rarely go onto it, or any of the others excluding LinkedIn, but that is a professional thing.
I am a firm believer that some of the issues we are seeing today are amplified by the constant flow of everything through social media. If a kid does something dumb, the whole world knows about it in a second, including their actual few friends and the 1000 fake fb friends they have. Its getting too close to Wall-E for my tastes
kids talk through social media rather than getting up and going to see someone. They rarely even talk on the phone even. Now its getting worse, trying to work with some of the young folks (I am in my 30's still ... but I am old to them!) we hire now is painful. The drop in communication skills is startling, they will only communicate through email, etc. Its sad. I am all for using email where it makes sense, but some people act like they are scared to pick up a phone or drive over and talk to someone!
And I get people sending me "news" they saw on fb all the time. And so far about 90% of it is fake (News8Now is a big one) through and through, but they believe it cause their trusted friends shared it on fb!
And anyways, even for my best friends, I dont care what you are making for dinner, what it looks like, when the last time your kid pooped his diaper was, that you and your bf/gf are having hard times (and I doubt they want that publicized either!), etc. We all think our own pet is the cutest thing in the world and take too many pictures of them... but everyone else does not need to see 15 pics a day of them
And the getting made because you havent liked their latest post thing ... that kinda tops it. Social media in reality is about as low on the priority ladder as it can be, yet folks act more and more like it is their top priority.
Plus, I spend my days co-ordinating large projects, answering probably 100 emails a day, talking on the phone, sitting in meetings, etc. I rarely even check my personal email more than once a day any more. When I get home, I want to disconnect, not connect even more
In the summer, I drive home from work, pick up my wife and off we go with the top down.. playing disc golf, going places, etc. In the winter, its off to snowboard, road tripping, etc. Not sitting at home in front of a screen answering facebook messages
Maybe I am just getting closer to the old side of things mentally ... but I am fine with that in this case!
I am a firm believer that some of the issues we are seeing today are amplified by the constant flow of everything through social media. If a kid does something dumb, the whole world knows about it in a second, including their actual few friends and the 1000 fake fb friends they have. Its getting too close to Wall-E for my tastes
kids talk through social media rather than getting up and going to see someone. They rarely even talk on the phone even. Now its getting worse, trying to work with some of the young folks (I am in my 30's still ... but I am old to them!) we hire now is painful. The drop in communication skills is startling, they will only communicate through email, etc. Its sad. I am all for using email where it makes sense, but some people act like they are scared to pick up a phone or drive over and talk to someone! And I get people sending me "news" they saw on fb all the time. And so far about 90% of it is fake (News8Now is a big one) through and through, but they believe it cause their trusted friends shared it on fb!
And anyways, even for my best friends, I dont care what you are making for dinner, what it looks like, when the last time your kid pooped his diaper was, that you and your bf/gf are having hard times (and I doubt they want that publicized either!), etc. We all think our own pet is the cutest thing in the world and take too many pictures of them... but everyone else does not need to see 15 pics a day of them
And the getting made because you havent liked their latest post thing ... that kinda tops it. Social media in reality is about as low on the priority ladder as it can be, yet folks act more and more like it is their top priority.
Plus, I spend my days co-ordinating large projects, answering probably 100 emails a day, talking on the phone, sitting in meetings, etc. I rarely even check my personal email more than once a day any more. When I get home, I want to disconnect, not connect even more
In the summer, I drive home from work, pick up my wife and off we go with the top down.. playing disc golf, going places, etc. In the winter, its off to snowboard, road tripping, etc. Not sitting at home in front of a screen answering facebook messages
Maybe I am just getting closer to the old side of things mentally ... but I am fine with that in this case!Welcome to The Corner. Rule 0: there are no rules, but there are rules. They're here.
1. Whether you have something to say or not, it is important to be heard.
2. Don't worry about the content of the post, it is the post count that matters.
way 2 flex the mod muscles 8D
& you KNOW mom means that in a loving way
this popped into mehead when I read the last one > http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4O96Tpq3U8o
poor engiFneer
I am not a social media fan for a number of reasons. I use it sparingly for a few people I just never hear from otherwise due to them living on opposite sides of the globe, and our autosports club schedules some events using fb. Otherwise I rarely go onto it, or any of the others excluding LinkedIn, but that is a professional thing.
I am a firm believer that some of the issues we are seeing today are amplified by the constant flow of everything through social media. If a kid does something dumb, the whole world knows about it in a second, including their actual few friends and the 1000 fake fb friends they have. Its getting too close to Wall-E for my tastes
kids talk through social media rather than getting up and going to see someone. They rarely even talk on the phone even. Now its getting worse, trying to work with some of the young folks (I am in my 30's still ... but I am old to them!) we hire now is painful. The drop in communication skills is startling, they will only communicate through email, etc. Its sad. I am all for using email where it makes sense, but some people act like they are scared to pick up a phone or drive over and talk to someone!
And I get people sending me "news" they saw on fb all the time. And so far about 90% of it is fake (News8Now is a big one) through and through, but they believe it cause their trusted friends shared it on fb!
And anyways, even for my best friends, I dont care what you are making for dinner, what it looks like, when the last time your kid pooped his diaper was, that you and your bf/gf are having hard times (and I doubt they want that publicized either!), etc. We all think our own pet is the cutest thing in the world and take too many pictures of them... but everyone else does not need to see 15 pics a day of them
And the getting made because you havent liked their latest post thing ... that kinda tops it. Social media in reality is about as low on the priority ladder as it can be, yet folks act more and more like it is their top priority.
Plus, I spend my days co-ordinating large projects, answering probably 100 emails a day, talking on the phone, sitting in meetings, etc. I rarely even check my personal email more than once a day any more. When I get home, I want to disconnect, not connect even more
In the summer, I drive home from work, pick up my wife and off we go with the top down.. playing disc golf, going places, etc. In the winter, its off to snowboard, road tripping, etc. Not sitting at home in front of a screen answering facebook messages
Maybe I am just getting closer to the old side of things mentally ... but I am fine with that in this case!
I am a firm believer that some of the issues we are seeing today are amplified by the constant flow of everything through social media. If a kid does something dumb, the whole world knows about it in a second, including their actual few friends and the 1000 fake fb friends they have. Its getting too close to Wall-E for my tastes
kids talk through social media rather than getting up and going to see someone. They rarely even talk on the phone even. Now its getting worse, trying to work with some of the young folks (I am in my 30's still ... but I am old to them!) we hire now is painful. The drop in communication skills is startling, they will only communicate through email, etc. Its sad. I am all for using email where it makes sense, but some people act like they are scared to pick up a phone or drive over and talk to someone! And I get people sending me "news" they saw on fb all the time. And so far about 90% of it is fake (News8Now is a big one) through and through, but they believe it cause their trusted friends shared it on fb!
And anyways, even for my best friends, I dont care what you are making for dinner, what it looks like, when the last time your kid pooped his diaper was, that you and your bf/gf are having hard times (and I doubt they want that publicized either!), etc. We all think our own pet is the cutest thing in the world and take too many pictures of them... but everyone else does not need to see 15 pics a day of them
And the getting made because you havent liked their latest post thing ... that kinda tops it. Social media in reality is about as low on the priority ladder as it can be, yet folks act more and more like it is their top priority.
Plus, I spend my days co-ordinating large projects, answering probably 100 emails a day, talking on the phone, sitting in meetings, etc. I rarely even check my personal email more than once a day any more. When I get home, I want to disconnect, not connect even more
In the summer, I drive home from work, pick up my wife and off we go with the top down.. playing disc golf, going places, etc. In the winter, its off to snowboard, road tripping, etc. Not sitting at home in front of a screen answering facebook messages
Maybe I am just getting closer to the old side of things mentally ... but I am fine with that in this case!old mom who's bout double your age agree's with many of your points
defiantly sad for me to see kids these days & how freaking glued they are to their phones, your mention of having to be on a computer vs being out or what ever hits here as they pretty much just STARE @ their phones
sep those rich kids that probably have an i watch

mom's also fine with liking to keep it olsk00l as much as I can
ask the
's that get the cards in the mail on their B-Day s
I hope when I'm long gone from this earth I will get one peek back in and wonder what I'll see
OH & yeah welcome to the
Saved yur A$$ there

I didn't MEAN a peek into the
I meant into the world as it will be as in what the kids etc…. will be doing then











