PixlBit

Man, those were some formative years for me ... Almost feels weird thinking about some of this stuff. 

Yeah, I was born in 1990, so I grew up right when AOL was just taking off with dial-up, then AIM became a thing (though I never used it), and then MySpace, and Facebook took off right around when I turned 18 (2008). I should probably delete those Xanga and MySpace accounts while I'm at it, but I'd have no idea what the log-in is. 

Honestly, I just need to not be distracted. 

I could use a good pair of headphones, if for nothing else to listen to myself play guitar without making too much noise outside the amp. I can use the PS4 headphone, but I would prefer a better, stereo-quality way to listen.

Stop making me want things, you evil man.

Facebook has always been about staying in touch with people I know. 

I used Twitter for news, but I can use Google News for that without the annoying commentary. 

I appreciate the kind words, especially since it's been so long I've been on a podcast I can't remember what I said and wasn't expecting people to remember. Lol

No idea how it holds up, but ED: SR was a favorite of mine. 

I have that I taught Adobe Suite and a social media class on my resume, so I think I'm ok there. Also, I'll still have accounts, just not idiotic things I wrote at 18. 

Instagram is more for pictures, but I don't really take many. I should. 

Ravens/Bears, right? I saw a glimpse of it. Was 17-10 in Q4 when I saw. Thank you, re: jobs. 

I understand your Facebook analysis, but could not disagree more about Twitter. The constant bickering is so annoying to me. 

I use it to talk with friends when I don't feel like grabbing my phone. Or to vent to a specific audience.