Wednesday, December 07, 2005

Evolution of Writing

I just realized how my writing has evolved into something that has become what others say "unquestionably me', and what i say 'oh, really? i didn't notice'. In fact, if you read my previous entries, such as they are, you could just imagine how.
You know how ugly we all looked during that point in our adolescence years? (okay some of you might be proud not to admit it, but that would just mean that you tried hard enough - was that right?)
But okay, fine, maye you did not. But i did.
That was about grade school to middle school and a few years of high school. Not that i had so many years in high school. I didn't fail mind you. The first two years was the few years part.
Anyway, that stage was more or less the ugly stage and that stage was the stage in the earlier parts of this blog. And yes, they dont look good. Its a good thing though, because with that, I
learned write better. And i think I did. At least that's what my English teachers thought. I wouldn't know actually. I would have to ask my readers.
So, can you call this better? I dont think so.

Tuesday, December 06, 2005

Friendster (part 3)

So you have this friendster account to tell everyone, first of all, who you are. Next to that and seemingly as important as your identity, you have your friendster testimonials to show people how nice you are and how people are honestly testifying about it.
Then you have the pictures.
And then you have the Friendster blog.
Whats the point? The point is in Friendster blog itself - friendster blog. Just imagine how fascinating and awe-inspiring it is. Friendster blog. Wow. You have your friendster account (and that alone makes you so much of a complete person already) even your pictures (which makes you even more of a complete person after having a friendster account) and now you have your friendster blog (the quintessential form of being in Friendster). If you had a friendster blog and actually had things written there about your day, you were like Mr Friendster. And thats almost next to being "your real self" already.
With the blog saying almost everything about you and what you did for the day(and you can tell how they do by the way, if you read them. "today was very boring" - right, anything else?), you were pretty much famous. While you make all those entries in your friendster blog, you also tell everyone, in their mails, via friendster service, that you actually made one. I mean..wow..how profound. How informing!
Theres just so much benefits in friendster. And i can be openly sarcastic about them here.
So, get your friendster now! you can blog there too.

Friday, December 02, 2005

Friendster (part II)

So what else is there about friendster besides writing how nice people are? The pictures.
Just like those well posed artist pictures, everyone in friendster, the way i see it, should have a picture that would captitave your attention right there and then - for example, a zoomed-in graphic display of your eye, your dog, your nose or even your lovely picture as a couple.
These pictures should all display where your life is right now - interestingly, for some, it is a cartoon character, a symbol, colors with lines colliding into each other, an anime character. I also saw someone put up his cartoon definition of a couch to show everyone thats how he looks like.
There was also a foot.
Bottomline is, these picture show what you look like. And i'd like to know how that couch person looks like in person. Says a lot about him huh. And the foot too. And i think i also saw a building.

Friendster.

Finally, i found something to write about.


Friendster.

Okay, i admit, i was, for awhile, hooked with doing friendster. I subscribed (is that the right verb- do you subscribe to friendster? see what i mean, you dont even know what youre doing with it) to friendster about October 2003.

It was a fad then. You were "In" if you had a friendster account and even cooler if you had fancy testimonials written in your Friendster page saying "this person is really nice" - which could only mean "hey write me a testimonial saying im nice too". AND THEN, you'd tell that person he/she is nice and, in a way, you'd both be nice and eventually everyone in friendster would simply be "nice".

Nice.

Cool enough? No.
You were cooler if you had a "friendster" that had a picture of your artist flavor of the month who, oddly, has several other accounts which have the same pictures of themselves all over the friendster world. Apparently, these artists are still not tired of their already used up faces and/or must just be bored.