Arguing (with Microsoft, Youtube, and Facebook)

I'm glad two people cared enough to try to tell me something. Now, I'll tell you what I think of my blog. It is completely pointless... a means of entertainment for you, I gain nothing from writing my own thoughts (however I do enjoy hearing how great they are). Also, I would like to have a shout out to each person I know and care for... I'm getting there. Thanks for the input (that is called ssarcasm).

While reading the following, keep in mind I wrote this a long time ago, 10/26/09 to be exact. Also, I'm impressed with those of you that actually keep up with this. Now that I'm rereading what I wrote, I can't even understand it (eventually I got it). If you want help understanding what I wrote, just call me.

It’s been too long, as evidenced by the dates, and it’s way too late at night… grrrrrrrrrrrrrrr. And I definitely used the proper form of it’s directly above this and seeing as I am quoting myself from the last sentence I used the correct form this time too. If you’ve ever tried to write down an argument in Microsoft word (against Microsoft word), I’ll save you the trouble… it doesn’t work. Pinkeys out! When in doubt, Pinkeys out!

Over the weekend I visited my friends in MI, more specifically, at the University of Michigan. It was awesome. I visited my sister too… she was there. And a lot of other people I know, but that’s beside the point, which is where I am a lot of the time I’m noticing. Now I’m behind the point, I’ll run so I can catch up though. I saw some youtube videos. Youtube is a word now… get with the times Microsoft. It made me think, what possesses these people to do this, or even think this, or think that it was a good idea, let alone follow through with it while somebody is filming it and later posting it on youtube? I know, my thoughts are impressive too. For more on that, I refer you to “where’s the chapstick” and “party in the fip.” And chapstick isn’t even a new word and word doesn’t get it’s a word… stupid word. And so you all know, while I was watching “where’s the chapstick” I thought exactly what she says at the end, before she said it…

In other news, I realized today that not only can you “(read more)” on facebook, but after reading more, you can also “(read less)” I don’t think so… once it has been read, it can’t be unread. I would like facebook to attempt to make me unread what I’ve already read. And how is unread a word but facebook, chapstick, pinkey, and youtube aren’t? Back to the point, it’s possible to show less, but not read less, facebook’s standards of my mastery of time are a little too high.