Some.. Interesting FB groups..

The popular social-networking site, Facebook[FB], allows users to create and/or join "groups" and/or "fan pages".While some of these are obviously useless or just made out of some spite, many other notable ones help clothe facebook with its better features. Some very witty, or just fun to be around to.

During my usual FB scan, down the new and not improved News Feed, I saw that a friend had joined a group called "i feel my phone vibrate when it doesn't."
..I don't know guys, but we may just be going a little off the tangent of our sanities there..
Gotta admit, though. That does happen to me sometimes. Doesn't help when you're already paranoid enough about the HSC. >____>

... And then I began to lurk around to find more FB groups for you to enjoy.

From the category "Just for Fun":

• Dress Your Age You 12 Year Old Whore.
  -- .....HAH!
  
  
• I Picked a Major I Like, and One Day I Will Probably Be Living In a Box -- T_____T;; That's asserting, isn't it..
  
  
• Those Who Enjoy + Partake In the Distribution and Acquisition of High Fives -- A universal gesture.. hell, it works even if you can't speak the language of the country you're in! :D HIGHFIVE!
  
  
• The Official Rules For Calling ShotGun -- shotgunin iz srs bsns
  

• You're 8 Years Old, You DON'T Need a Cell Phone! ...or iPod...or MySpace -- Well, not really interesting, just proof that technology is advancing, and you can't do anything about it.

• I Have Trouble Dealing With The Fact That Edward Cullen Is *Fictional* -- Something for you to facepalm at. You know me. I love killing the inner children in you people. (:

• I bet I can find 200 000 people that hate Kevin Rudd! -- So tell me when anyone finds a person that can completely satisfy a group of 200,000 people under a criteria.

United by a common, the list of these FB groups continue to grow and somewhat entertain us.


....Ergh.. English.. nightmares... returning.. *brain implodes*

"lookwhatboredomcando"

...... I don't remember creating such ID at all.

But I did.
/swt

Hey kids.

Don't even try to mock a foreign accent.
When you can't do it correctly, you look stupid.

No, really.

You do.

Don't underestimate the power of candles.

So my sister flipped open her laptop while a candle was sitting behind it.
Mum had placed it there before she went out, and I clearly warned her to move the candle before using the laptop.
She said okay. So I said okay, and went back to my room.

I come back to the lounge to see the candle still sitting there behind her laptop.

I ask her why she hasn't moved it.

She says she did.

I state her screen's going to die.

She checks the backside of her screen, she did move it before using th- oh snap. It melted.

......WHAT?

That's okay, she reassures, the screen looks fine.

If it'd melted in any further, the laptop would've been a goner.

Although part of me says it deserved it. It's a damn compaq.

Get off the internet.

NOW.

FYI: DeviantART's main purpose is for art. Not for some teenage angst and 13-day teenage "love" life.

Technology.

Speed and memory capacity of computers are doubling each year. (Yay for transistors!)

Did you notice?
Technology grows faster and faster.

Children grows shorter and shorter.
They also mature slower and slower.

When I was their age, I rode my bike with the kids around the local area. Grounds were drawn on with chalks. Skipping ropes lived out of the shoe-drobe, as well as rollerblades, rollerskates and scooters.

I'm sure many others have noticed, but the year 7's are getting shorter each year.
They're also getting cockier and more disrespectful. Or in a more colloquial term, "up themselves". Sure, my year was (probably) somewhat like that, but they're getting worse. Fact.

Actually, I don't think we're a bad year group. There were only a couple of class clowns here and there, but they've all dropped out of school now, and gone. But at this rate, half of the newcomers seem no different to the dropouts.

It was just over ~5 years ago, when we had the utmost respect for the seniors. They were real adults, with responsibilities, and we respected that.
Nowadays; those little kiddies don't know how to give proper respect. Even now, some year elevens are just plain rude. I hope they have fun with this year's year tens, next year. *sniggers*

Hurr, I wonder. If that's how the elderly saw the world develop in violence. The phrase "Kids these days have no manners" pops into my mind. :P