Google Plus (QPR related)

[indianalondon]

I think Paul wants an invite Scott, thats what he's getting at.

[brightonr]

Have to admit, I'm firmly with Paul on this. Simply cannot imagine attempting to be constantly in contact with people I know and like, let alone other peoples friends. It's bad enough being on here all hours of the day and night.

And God only knows how sad one would have to be to want to know what I'm doing, where I'm doing it and who with.

[Kirill]

Have to admit, I'm firmly with Paul on this. Simply cannot imagine attempting to be constantly in contact with people I know and like...

So stop drunk-texting me in the middle of the night inviting me to join you at Doctor Brighton's, unless you pay for my return flight in addition to the drinks :=B:

[72bus]

I hate facebook and now I have hated it for so long I can't possibly eat humble pie and join....so send me a linky!

facebookers get a life

[indianalondon]

facebookers get a life

Ant particular reason why you're going thru all my posts and posting on them? Just wondered like..maybe you should get a life.

Are you Rangers?

[brightonr]

So stop drunk-texting me in the middle of the night inviting me to join you at Doctor Brighton's, unless you pay for my return flight in addition to the drinks :=B:

Sorry Kirill, just a bit shy when I'm sober.

[Kirill]

Sorry Kirill, just a bit shy when I'm sober.

So stay sober then

[padstow]

Social media is embedded into the lives of people who do not have one.

"...But overall most of us seem to be having less sex than before – dropping at least 3 per cent since 2008 – and social media savvy Gen Y are proving the loneliest of them all.

Almost a third of the connected generation, aged 25 to 34, are feeling lonely according to the study and there was a correlation to the number of communication methods they used.

“Those frequently feeling lonely more (are) likely to use social networking, and in particular Facebook, than those who do not experience feelings of loneliness,” the study said.

The Relationships Indicators Survey 2011 found 40 per cent of people who use an average of four methods to communicate reported feeling lonely compared with 11 per cent of people who used only one.

Sixteen per cent believed social networking sites had a negative impact, with people spending too much time on the computer and not enough communicating face-to-face...."

More here: http://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/mon...-1226098266937

[paulmason]

wow, stats to back it up.