Networking sites - a pain sometimes!

I found this friend request on FB early this week:

Wow mashallah really ur 2 cute nice nice pose so sweet .........................really ur looking grgs ...................me iam zaid frm ksa saudi arabia,,,,,,,,,,i lke chat with u .my mail id funky_sh2@yahoo.com pls add me uhave yahoo idso swet ur smile.


Heaven HELP ME!!

What's so fascinating about Social Networking sites?

"Heyyyyyyy, how have you been? So looonnngg since we spoke or met. Where are you now?"?

Similar reactions when you catch up with a friend or an acquaintance after years?
Well, that's why social networking sites are so fascinating!

Breaking barriers through simple networks!
I guess that's what makes it so addicting! It's easy to use, fancy and quick! What more do you need - to stay in touch?

And what's more - all the value-adds to make your profile look like a colorful and elaborate diary! COMPLETELY EFFORTLESS!!

Experimenting with the site itself is addicting! Adding pictures, albums, corny moods, messages, sending ecards, playing games (not just you but with your friends as well!), making sketches, cute emoticons, crazy quizzing, ....and the list just goes on!
Wonder who coined this idea and made it the ultimate WAY of staying in touch!! Creative, I must say!

Technology just keeps making things easier by the minute!
By the time you realize it, you'll find your thoughts being read by a MIND READER and automatically SCRAP it to people across a thousand miles! Howazzat?
Cool eh!...........Well, not really! I wouldn't vouch for it :-p

There are some things in life which just can't change, no matter how advanced technology gets...

The happiness you get when you read a letter HAND-WRITTEN by a person you love!
Catching up with friends after years and not say a word, still knowing that they know what you're thinking!!
Give your mom a call at night to tell her how much you miss her cooking and can't wait to get back home to her!
Sitting with your family and playing a game of pictionary....

Well. there are some things that TECHNOLOGY can't buy; for everything else there is always a Facebook, Orkut, Twitter, myspace...... ;-)