oh Facebook

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I think Facebook is hilarious for a few reasons.

1. I can see all the people I graduated with doing the exact same things they were doing in high school with the exact same people.
2. I can see what ugly dogs I dated (or crushed on) in high school. Gross. Seriously, I think I wore beer goggles throughout high school - that's my only explanation.

Edit: For my anonymous poster...no, I don't have to crap on everyone all the time. I guess that surprises me because most of my posts are pretty positive, I think. I don't talk about other people much at all. And I think this is valid because most people can look back on their past at ex-boyfriend or girlfriends and say "what was I thinking?" And really, we shouldn't be doing the exact same things we were in high school with the exact same people. The same people is one thing, I'm glad they have such strong connections, but shouldn't we all grow up?

Comments

Kelsey said…
Don't you love facebook? I look at people that I used to hang out with all the time and I can't believe how much or little they've changed. Perhaps it's me who has changed the most...
January 19, 2009 at 4:08 PM
Stephanie said…
It can definetly bring some interesting revelations...
January 19, 2009 at 9:25 PM
Aubrey said…
Did we go to the same school? LOL I swear you are talking about my classmates!

I haven't jumped into the whole Facebook thing yet. Maybe someday...
January 19, 2009 at 9:46 PM
Anonymous said…
I totally agree with that. It's just the same people doing the same things. Myspace is even worse!
January 20, 2009 at 10:59 AM
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