Another random thought

This one’s been floating around in my head for a while..

What happens to people’s online profiles when they die?

When you think about it, probably nothing… I mean if they died and took their passwords with them, it isn’t likely that their grieving friends and relatives would even think about it, let alone try and hack in to cancel their account.

On a global scale there must be thousands of myspace and facebook profiles, that just seem like they haven’t been used in a while, but actually belong to dead people.

Maybe keep that in mind the next time you go to add someone you don’t know. You’ll probably never look at your own friendlist the same way again either.

…also, imagine all the spam that’d build up in their inbox.

Oh well… I’ve got a post about my game coming up, some time in the next couple of weeks, so stay tuned.

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Random Thoughts

Life:

Life would be so much easier if I just didn’t care at all. Not better, just easier.

Social etiquette:

Telling me to take my elbows off the table is more disruptive than having them there in the first place. I think there’s a difference between having manners and being polite. Seriously where did that rule even come from?

Video Games:

It’s fun to watch other people play video games.

Sundays:

Most people complain that they hate Mondays, But Sunday has always been my least favourite day of the week.

Sundays are like being told that you’re about to be punched in the face, and Mondays are like being flicked on the forehead instead.

Mondays are never as bad as you think they’ll be the night before, but you never remember that on a Sunday.

Also you can never really get anything done on a Sunday because the shops are closed, and all your friends sleep in after Saturday (or go to church) and go to bed early so they don’t sleep in on Monday. It’s just a worrisome nothing kind of day.

Guitar Hero:

Playing Guitar Hero can be very therapeutic when you’ve got a lot on your mind.

It makes it easier to shut out distractions and sometimes just helps to take your mind off what you were angry about, long enough to realise it wasn’t worth it.

Dial-up:

Dial-up sucks!

Arguments:

Logic and reason rarely count for much when trying to resolve an argument. Often it just leads to more yelling. The better your argument is the more defensive your opponent will be, even if you’re effectively on the same side.

Thinking:

Sometimes thinking can be counter-productive. Especially overthinking, hesitating and not actually doing.

Unrequited Love:

Maybe they don’t feel the same way, that doesn’t mean your feelings are any less real. Sometimes people try to convince you otherwise.

A lot of people assume that you have to live with a person for a certain length of time, or be in a formal relationship, before you can say that you’re in love and not just infatuated.

It’s usually those same people who claim that they were never really in love when their own relationship ends.

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