My friends got me started on The Face Book.com. It's a highly addictive sight. If you're on you can add me. Just search for Kevin McVicker in SC. Then I can know a lot of people and be cool.

The time we waste on the Internet is so amazing. I mean I could be doing meaningful things at my job, but no! I choose to surf the internet. (Actually all I do at work is answer phones half the time, so my free minutes are spent on the net). But think about the minutes, hours, weeks, years we waste away on the internet.
Remember those stories about the guy who got so involved with Everquest he forgot to eat for several days and didn't sleep and eventually died. Wow, just him there. If he hadn't died think about the time he spent.
Now, I realize as I'm saying this I've spent over 2500 minutes on gamespot alone, which equal a little over 41 hours. So I've spent close to two days of my life on gamespot. And I really haven't posted all that much, and I haven't written that many reviews. There are probably people who got on gamespot early and have spent months on here. And I'm not saying that's bad, but have you ever said you didn't have time to do something like help a friend out or just hang out with a friend? Or have you ever just felt like you don't have enough time to do the things you need to do?
I mean, crap, not even online. Think about the hours we've wasted our lives on bad videogames. Not good videogames. Not fun videogames. Just bad videogames because we were bored. I've spent at least several days of my life that way. And not to mention the money.

I'm not saying this to critize anyone. If anything I'm saying this more as self-actualization and less pointing a finger. But it is something to think about. Life is too precious to throw away on gamespot or any website.

But I'll be here same time tomorrow anyways.