Kill online personas..Do v really need it?

Excess of anything is surely bad. And this holds particularly very true for social networking sites we are getting addicted to these days..Facebook, Orkut, Twitter, LinkedIn, Zorpia, Hi5..and the list is endless! All of us have heard how these are being blamed for growing number of divorce cases and more discords among people across the globe.

But thinking deeply on the issue. Do these sites really deserve the flak they are facing??
It is 'you' who is over-indulging in it, it is 'you' who is letting your relationships turn bitter. It is 'you' who is letting yourself become totally dependent on them for any small conversation. It is 'you' who is allowing it to invade your privacy. It is 'you' who is squarely to be blamed!

I seriously believe its annoying when your good friends leave important communications through Facebook on your wall for the whole world to see. Can't you call buddy! ;)

While FB is busy in strengthening its privacy settings to ensure its users dont remove the account,...VOILA... we have a new website cashing in on precisely this, I'm sure you will be amused on checking it out!





(Dont miss the opening line that keeps on changing...they are interesting :D ). Some of them::
1. Isn't time really precious nowadays?
2. May you rest in a better real life!
3. You want your actual life back?

Dont know why but I find it funny the way people turn addicts to this! Thank God I'm not one!

Having said that..this web service is offering a great new year resolution for such addicts!

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  1. vanderloostMarch 24, 2011 at 6:04 PM

    Your sketches are awesome!

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  2. YogitaMarch 26, 2011 at 11:39 AM

    Hey..thankyou so much! Glad u like them! Encourages me to sketch more! And thanks for the visit :)

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