This!
I had to take and advanced class in Web/Media and in the first week the professor asked about social media users.
In a class of 40 students I was one of maybe two that was not on social media.
I was asked why I was not on social media and replied, "Ask anyone in this building, or even on this campus about and I will be remembered because I interact with people.
Why do I need social media".
Well, in the ensuing 5 months I was cruising the campus with my new S.O. and was stopped by a formerly fellow student that asked "didn't you graduate 3 months ago?"
I told him "yes, I did and now I am here with my S.O. and going for a walk after having applied for a bunch of jobs during the week".
Now consider: 3 months after I left, and well after hours (even for a college campus) and I remembered the guy's name and he remembered mine"...well, just consider the average social media encounter w/o a name + face.
How much time is left puzzling: "do I know them, like them and all the other BS questions vs. 'Just Keep walking and ignore if not' or talk to them".
Yes, I understand the value of SM, but darned if I did not see the downside of it from the get go.
I am secure enough in my person to care what I think of me and consider your opinion and not give a flying fuck when 98% appropriate.
I.E. Live long and prosper or DIAF, as appropriate.
Oh, my God...really?
I've avoided anything political for years because I'm sick of the BS all around...BUT could not resist and just hit the back button.
Here is why:
Er, how is that news? Look at what happened November 8th, 2016 for insanity index. Forecast; High.
http://www-personal.umich.edu/~mejn/election/2016/countymaprb1024.png
Rod Serling voice: Imagine if you will you live in a red'ish area and have been pushed around by your "betters" in blue for 8 years.
A "Republican" president is elected in what was (as Micheal Moore said) was the biggest FU to both sides and it would feel good.
Well, it did feel good and I laughed heartily and long with many chuckles for the past 35+ days.
I wish I could find the meme like http://www-personal.umich.edu/~mejn/election/2016/countymaprb1024.png where it said
"The blue areas want a civil war to oust President Trump, but the red areas own 95% of the guns. How's that gonna work out?"
Chance of dunderheads: 100%
Agreed, but before Nov 9, 2016. Then it changed.
Protectionism, Xenophobia, and nut job anti-consumerism regulations to be expected for the next two years.
Secured boarders and deporting illegals, visa overstays and countries that sponsor terror, Xenophobic only as it relates to those that want to hurt/kill is usually called common sense.
Anti-consumerism? Not wanting to buy a product that anyone paying attention would have (and DID) tell you was a P.O.S not even meant to help?
Johnathan Gruber...look him up.
Sticking busybody noses into random vaginas guaranteed.
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAAAAA!
Something like this, eh? https://patriotpost.us/cartoons/24498/
Or the Bill Clinton school of humidors?
Or sometimes a cigar is just a cigar, unless it is stuck in an intern.
Skyhigh medical bills and health insurance: Paid for by lobbyists that stand to gain.
Oh, so you are aware of what Obamacare was all about when the Democrats rammed it through on a PartyLine vote on Christmas Eve. Good for you!! You finally understand or just tripped over the truth.
R.R quote: https://patriotpost.us/memes/47509/
Hilarity, hypocrisy and hysteria: delivered.
I think you meant: Hillary-ity, hypocrisy and hysteria: delivered. (NOOOOOOTTTT).
Global shunning: On the way.
America! F*ck Yea!!! (tongue firmly in cheek w/ smug sarcasm as a bonus)
Trying to make the EU like the USA is working about as well as the reverse.
Then again, most people don't recall the point of the Statue of Liberty. (Hint: Not to make the US more like France, but quite the reverse).
'moose. (American, Veteran and currently residing in one of the two solid red states)
(aside: Mr. Moore was right...once...dang that felt gooood)
A right is not what someone gives you; it's what no one can take from you. -- Ramsey Clark