As for Twitter, I’ve had my account for ages, yet I’m a recent convert. I really wasn’t sold on it until I started using Twhirl. Now I think I’m hooked. :(

On the upside, my Facebook usage seems to have dropped off significantly in the last month or so. That’s probably a sign that I’m being increasingly productive.

i should give back my degrees. rubbish.

lesson: do not write comments after ingesting copious amounts of cough syrup.

I called fb dunzo the day they let in the plethora of 3rd party apps. at first, it actually increased fb’s popularity. but fb’s numbers are falling. and professional who would rather not risk there job if some intern got they’re dirty mitts on some drunken night in Cabo.

For me, Fb has one purpose: a search browser for all my friends, acquaintances, etc. instant access to that guy that played drums in your friend’s band… uh what was his name. Fb will know.

I don’t do status updates on fb unless i am traveling somewhere to let people know i’m away.

but i’m taking a shining to pownce. good natured, young, friendly people sharing discussing, sharing in a laugh. it’s good fun.

And twitter. You have to be on twitter. Everyone is on twitter. It is forbidden to not tweet or to tweet too much. there are rules on twitter that even i don’t know.