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#50 Facts About Me

This was a trending topic for Twitter Hashtags earlier this evening.

First of all, if I was narcissistic and prideful enough to regale you with #50 facts about myself, by the time we got to 33 or 34 I’d be down to “I like the feel of brand new socks.”

WHO CARES??? As a nation we’ve turned into Tiger Beat Magazine, and everyone thinks they are David Cassidy. This is a real problem, worse than people think.

These are just a few of the hundreds of tweets in my timeline. I didn’t have to hunt for these, they were right there.

> I rlly love internet than my family

> i’ve never hit tweet limit but i want to so bad

> I feel like nothing significant has happened in my life”

> I love being with someone who scared to lose me.

>  I feel like my life is too boring to do

> i don’t even know what am I doing wih my life.

>  I want to be famous

Okay, enough!!!  7 tweets in and every one of these tweeters sound like a potential serial killer. I think if they ever brought back the show Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous there would be a significant increase in mass killings and suicides.

And isn’t this exactly what the left wants? It becomes very easy to fill this void with a charlatan like Barack friggin’ Obama when everyone is a lost, yearning malcontent.

Isn’t it obvious that the more they cut God out of society, and replace Him with the soaring rhetoric of nothingness, the more people are becoming shallow, jealous and depressed?

20 Comments on #50 Facts About Me

  1. It’s part of the grand master plan: distract the populace with trivia while you are pulling out the rug from underneath them.

    Not a big fan of Twitter. It’s a real skill to get something truly meaningful in 140 characters. Honestly, most people just don’t have the skill, so we end up with garbage like OMG HOW AWESOME WOULD IT BE TO HAVE A FEMALE PREZ? HILLARY CLINTON IN 2016!

  2. The other side of the coin: imagine if somebody like Dorothy Parker had access to Twiiter? In her hands, it would be a weapon of mass destruction.

    This, after all, is the woman whose response to the news that Calvin Coolidge was dead, quipped, “How could they tell?”

  3. Barry Narcissus Obama is the perfect mirror of this generation; no substance, empty platitudinous rhetoric, secular humanist, embarrasingly & willfully ignorant, even stupid.

  4. One observation I made decades ago is that each and every homosexual I knew, be they male or female, had one thing in common with all of the other homosexuals I knew. They were all the offspring of at least one alcoholic parent.

    There is a human need to be noticed and if that need does not have a positive way to be satisfied…..

    As parents become detached and ignore their children more and more, you have all seen the mothers and fathers in resteraunts who don’t say a word to their children because they are too engaged with their stupid smart phone, people seeking attention in unhealthy ways is going to increase exponentially.

  5. JDH – “Parents . . . engaged with their stupid smart phone,…” Amen and amen!! Just last week we had long-time friends over for a casual mid-week get-together and both of them placed their phones right on the dinner table next to them so they could interrupt our conversation repeatedly to check every incoming instant message, email and phone call. And in mid sentence one or the other of them would make some sort of remark to the other about the content of their most recent message. It’s not like they were expecting any important communication from anyone, either. And these folks were in their 50’s. I don’t know, but it seems like this sort of behavior has become the new norm in our society. It doesn’t matter who you are talking to face-to-face or why, their phone burps, beeps and buzzes trump whatever it is you were saying.

    I was taught that you don’t even keep the television on when you have someone visiting you, even if they showed up uninvited.

  6. Your last sentence is spot on. We are witnessing a lost generation thanks to the left, and they are very happy they are succeeding. I find myself caring less and less about this generation, but the fact that the cancel my vote is infuriating.

  7. Funny you should mention social media and the demise of our culture. Bill Whittle had Lyda Loudon as a guest on Stratosphere Lounge recently and they discussed this extensively. Both of the them make good points on the utter delusional thinking that many people have fallen into and the devastating effect its having now and will have in the future.

    Here’s the link

    http://www.ustream.tv/channel/the-stratosphere-lounge

  8. “7 tweets in and every one of these tweeters sound like a potential serial killer.”

    I can’t agree.
    They don’t have the attention span required to organize a rampage.

    But, more importantly, what do you think of Duffy McPixie’s new haircut?? OMG!

  9. Every man is the hero of his own story.

    “Social Media” allows every man to inject snippets of his own story into the ether, at any time of the day or night, regardless of its relevance.

  10. I canceled my Facebook account several years ago and don’t have a twitter account. I think social media is really creepy, because it seems like a lot of the people commenting all the time actually believe that others care about the mind-numbing, boring tripe they post. We have a bunch of people who are legends in their own minds. I’ll leave social media to the narcissists. It’s not for me.

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