My Life With IT

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Frankly speaking, a new toy is always fun to play with until you reach the stage of boredom. I am bored of Facebook. I still have incoming application requests and have resorted to blocking the applications as I find the them a hassle to keep myself active in more than 30 applications.

I read with amusement about the Facebook Anthem and found it rather endearing. Apparently, We didn’t Start the Fire by Billy Joel is popularly used to change the lyrics. I have more than 30 applications being loaded in my profile and it sure is loading very slowly.

It took me much sheer power to remove applications that I have no fancy for such as Ninjas vs Pirates, and other games that took too much time to upkeep the status. I’m hoping to remove Superpoke, Fun Wall, Make a Baby and other applications in future.

Facebook, it was good while it lasted.

Excited that I could just answer a question and stand a chance to buy a Wii at $9, I decided to SMS to the number flashed on the screen. It cost me $2 for answering the SMS and I only got a 10 point congratulation SMS and got to answer more questions. It’s a scam. I must have been out of my head.

That advertisement flashing on TV was a total misleading headline and the terms and conditions were too small in print. I guess that’s the purpose of fine print. Starting to hate fine prints.

Apparently, you’ll need a Wiitalier if you want to buy a Wii. Wii is so hot that Sony is unable to churn out enough sets to let consumers buy them. Wow. ABC News provides you the steps in how to get that set of Wii under your Christmas trees in less than 3 weeks.

However, do note that it’s applicable to the United States where Sunday is their best buying time. So, what’s our best buying time?