I’ll Give You My Motive Right Now
For the most part, I’m a fairly passive aggressive person, and it takes quite a bit to push me over the edge. I’ll even cut my friends a ton of slack on asking me stupid computer questions because, hey, if they’ve never run into it before, maybe it just doesn’t seem obvious to them. However, the newest Facebook “fad” might just make me have to murder a couple dozen people, so I’m posting my reasoning behind it for the whole world to see (and decide if I’m justified). If Facebook were ever to implement a “dislike” button (as a counterpart to their existing “like” one), you are NOT going to have to do things like follow the Twitter account twitter.com/guinnessrecord nor are you going to have to copy some cryptic Javascript statement into your address bar that does nothing except spam all of your friends to join this sham of a group (which claims that if you follow all the steps, you’ll get the new feature!!) that shows you use absolutely no ****ing common sense and just blindly follow instructions if you think you’ll end up getting something that you want. In my Facebook status, I even call these idiots out on being the people who are likely the main cause of the virus problem in the world, and you know what? I’m probably fairly accurate with that accusation.
In the world of less ranting, today was my first semi-work from home day of the week, and I was probably more productive today than I would have been just sitting at some random table around my building. Tomorrow the time I have to be up at my building is even less than today, and we’ll just have to see if this productivity will carry on throughout the rest of the week. If it can be fueled by my anger towards my stupid Facebook friends, then that shouldn’t be a problem at all.