what is so irritating about the six-degrees of separation concept?
it's the fact that you happen to be connected to everyone in a span of six-degrees. it means you are connected to the billions and trillions of entities living on this planet. it means there's really no room to be a hermit. and it proves that gossip spreads faster than the bird flu or the SARS because of the fucking six-degrees of separation.
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a friend sent me a message saying she found an ex of hers on friendster. was that supposed to shock me? everyone is on friendster. everyone, including people you don't exactly wish to get connected with.
granted that you're the type who burns bridges and never builds them back, you would not want to re-acquaint yourself with certain beings who happens to be poor excuses for humans. when six-degrees works its magic, you just end up finding yourself face-to-face with the profile of a person you don't want to see. and viola! he/she is actually conected to you within six-degrees. oh. holy. fuck.
that, dearest, is the reason why i'm wondering if sites like friendster, myspace, and ringo, actually helps or just plain pisses you off.

let's discuss this some other time.

i don't like scary surprises.
and i specially don't like the one i got over an hour ago.
i don't know why some people keep on making the same mistakes over and over again. there are these people who just can't seem to learn. i found out from one of my friends that there's a friend of ours who has been shooting for trouble. for the life of me, i wouldn't know why. she had rebuilt her burned bridges by communicating again and saying that she had broken up with the lousy son of a gun she had the stomach to have a relationship with. then she introduced us to her current boy love. now here comes her ex, whom she insists is so hung up on her he hadn't even been able to spell "move on." now, one of my friends saw our friend's ex who came up to her and told her that our friend is over a month now on the way. the family way, that is. good grief! i haven't had the full details and i'm not sure if i'm supposed to believe a broken ex. but my friends say that there are some things he says that actually makes sense. and if ever our friend is just making a hell of a big lie for her ex's benefit, it makes me wonder what the hell for? she have had a false alarm before. and it has been frustrating. she know that none of us wants to get through the whole fucking cytotec syndrome again. what the hell is this now about? and if ever none of what her ex says is true, why the hell isn't she saying anything about it to us? i'm beginning to get disappointed with her. and i don't want it to get any worse than it already is. so help me.