it's not quite dead...

...but it's seemingly getting there.

Due to recent non-exhaustive and quite uninformative polls that don't really exsist, the number of people commenting has dropped dramatically. The number of comments received to number of ppl commenting ratio is starting to equalize, being at about a 2.1/1.03 ratio. Ok, so maybe I made those numbers up to, but seriously though, viewer participation is at its lowest since the great non-posting of '03. I think the "evryone's on the computer" age is dwindling rapidly. Fewer and fewer ppl get on IM, a sign that they are doing things other than IMing. Some ppl would say this is good, others might say that opposite. The so-called 'blog/xanga fad' is also shrinking to a close, replaced by the more-confusing-and-just-as-useless-but-not-as-cool myspace. In short the 'cyber world' is quickly and rapidly declining; degrading in value, use, and practicality as we speak.

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So the primary point of this post isn't to say "computer nerds of the world, unite!" Although I do wish more ppl would come back to using IM and the like ('cause since I don't [almost] evr get invited to do stuff, I like to keep in touch w/ ppl somehow). One point of this post (or the previous paragraph) is to pretty much make fun of the media of now-a-days. You know, using vague polls that happen to show the data they want, exaggerating things to make things seem worse than they are, say things that are obvious and useless, using only their predjudice and not showing "both sides of the picture" as-it-were, and generally just looking at the bad side of evrything.

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So there's my two cents, take it or leave it. Speaking of which, I found two pennys on the break-room floor the other day.

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Oh, and Happy Valentines Day or SAD day, whichevr applies to you.