Why I Hate the Interwebs - Chapter I
While social networking allows everyone to communicate, collaborate, and all that other good 2.0 buzzwordy stuff, it also allows your friends to blackmail you. In this first chapter of Why I Hate the Interwebs, I bring you an old Halloween photo from 2002 that my friend Rachel decided to so graciously post on Facebook.
I Hate the Interwebs because it has a long memory and doesn't like to be very discreet with your dirty laundry. I'm dead sexy!
P.S. Thank you Lord for making me a guy, because I sure do make for one ugly chick!
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October 11th, 2007 at 10:32 pm
"Thank you Lord for making me a guy, because I sure do make for one ugly chick! "
Beauty is in the eye of the beholder. I think you are sexy! HAH!!! All you'll need is two brown bags. J/K
Actually you bring up a good point. My brother started high school, the same one I graduated from, and at the school everyone has a laptop (lucky bastard, if I had that when I went to school the network would have been crippled, anywho…) So I went back to pick up his laptop during parent/alumni welcome night at school. At the end of it all they had an "Internet Security" session that all incoming freshman parents had to attend. I just had to see this so I naturally stayed. It was a cheesy ass session but their main topic was that everything on the internet never goes away, E.G. pictures that you post on Facebook, MySpace etc… Last year some kids that went to the school posted a picture of them “allegedly” smoking “something”. They where trying to look cool and eventually the picture spread around the net and landed at the attention of the school’s president and principal. Yeh it didn’t end well with them, I believe the end result was that they didn’t come back the next year. So the moral of the story, and what the guy from the “Internet Security” session told the parents to tell their kids, “Watch out what you put on the internet because once its there chances are that it’ll be up there forever”
October 13th, 2007 at 2:02 am
Wow. There are definitely some things you can never unsee
Hilarious!