the downside to social networking

[smor]

Most of the time, I like Facebook. It's a good way to keep up with what's going on with my friends in their day-to-day lives, especially those that I don't see very often. And it definitely comes in handy for instances like this morning, where I had an entire private message conversation with one of my students' moms about changing the time of her

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No, you're thinking of boyfriend #2, aka "the boring one", whose main interests in life were wanting to buy a Honda Civic Del Sol, and stereo speakers. I'm really not sure why on the latter, since I only remember him actually liking about 3 musical acts, which were Creed, Metallica, and Kenny G. And who didn't like movies (period) and drove over to my house on one of those days of freshman year that we got off for the tropical storms to break up with me. (And whom Adam, who is still friends with him, admits is pretty much a jerk to his wife and that it's a good thing I'm not still with him. Coming from my brother...yeah.) This was boyfriend #1, aka "the ska-boy", who was mainly interested in bands like The Supertones (nothing against them) and probably whacked his head against other people's skulls in the mosh pits a couple of times too many, because he also wasn't the brightest crayon in the box. (And, apparently, is also the one who feels the need to announce to all of the Facebook network that he automatically associates a comment with knowing "several women who are handfuls, apparently" (Alex's status) with their cup size.) And then, of course, there was my own personal Wormtongue. My taste in guys worries me. >_<

p.s. I miss you too! Are you busy next Saturday night? I hear there's a certain Doctor that will be making his next appearance on a channel that I don't think you get...