You found me again

After A Long Lay Off
Until last week I forgot all about that I had this account, and it surprised me to find that it hasn't been deleted or deactivated. Over the course of that last year or two I have spent just too much time on facebook, and trying to work their stupid chat client, that thing is a piece of crap. So I decided that I would leave the service last week and all of the people that I talk to, and the friends that I made on the service. I figured that I was giving just too much information away and the service never seemed to be secure in the first place. The website was super buggy and it never seemed to want to work correctly on any day of the week.

So I have turned back to where long before facebook, and right after diaryx crashed, years ago now to a place where I put my thoughts down on the internet. Livejournal.com Although I have written other places in the place and still wish that Diary-X had never crashed, (of course because of every thing that I had written on that service I didn't save on my own computer), but like I said that was years ago now and plenty has changed in the time since. I know that using the blog format is a little different than fb, but at least this service is stable because I never felt like the other one one was. Also, there are no ads on lj, of which myspace and facebook are covered with them. In addition to being subjected to endless rants from people of how the world sucks and how they wish they could fuck their lives. Or fuck my life, depending on how you look at it.

Either way, I grew tired of all that stuff. The world is harsh enough without friends of mine being able to blast all that negative stuff in my face daily. I guess life isn't that great when you have to join a group that proclaims life isn't what you thought it would be and the participants of the service want a dislike button to go next to the like button. When in reality if they didn't like some thing so much in the first place they could have just typed, "dislike" in the comment box in the first place.

Time for work though.

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