I'm a self-admitted facebook junkie.
For someone who swore never to join a social networking site, I well unashamedly say, I am addicted. Hook, line and sinker. It's all anybody talks about these days.
"I had a great New Year's Eve. The photos are up on facebook."
"They now have seven kids! It's all over their facebook."
"Have you seen how fat she's grown since high school? Her shadow needs its own facebook."
Yes, facebook - where you find old friends and stalk them (I once read somewhere). Its success lies in its appeal to our voyeuristic tendencies. We're nosy, and we want to know what you're upto. And who you're dating. And what you've named your cats and/or kids.
You know you're an FB-junkie if the first thing you do at work is check your facebook "notifications" before sieving through the remaining 120 work-related emails.
You know you're an FB-junkie when you keep refreshing your email to see if your friend has responded to your wall post in respond to her wall post in respond to your wall post.
You know you're an FB-junkie when you spend half your day reading other people's "Mini Feeds" to see whose "Walls" they've written on.
You know you're an FB-junkie when you communicate with an old friend more on facebook than you ever did via letters, telephone or even e-mail.
You know you're an FB-junkie when you get notifications sent directly to your Blackberry device.
Yes, I'm addicted, and I'll facebook your dad if you leave me online long enough.