From the two of Us, Cynical Lyndz and Headphones.

L:  It seems these days like we need to document everything that happens in our everyday lives.  Like we won't remember it.  
H: True...It does get tiring sometimes...That probably why I have about 6 journals.
L: There's nothing really wrong with it, until we meet the extent.  Sure, we want to remember things, but what about when we get so caught up in preserving it we never enjoy the actual moment itself?  Like the 60billion camaraohones at a concert that only has 1 blilion people?
H: Then THAT'S way too far.  Honestly, I hate snap happy people. Once in a  while at a big event is OK, but the people who take pictures of everything every day get on my nerves. All they do is take pictures and then no one enjoys their company, and soon enough, they're a loner taking Myspace pictures of themselves all the time.
L:  And then (with the age of digital this is much too common) you take all the pictures you can, and you come home, and you don't even remember what it was of.  On a trip to NYC, I have these pictures of tall buildings that I could care less about, but in my own mind I wont forget the buildings themselves on the street of my hotel.
H: Exactly. I think we're repeating ourselves a bit here, so do you want to take a different route, complaining about different technology?
L: NO!! It's funny, but this is going a completely different path than I thought I would go, but I never plan.

I don't like digital.  The pictures i have from the digital camera will be worthless to me in a few years, but the pictures I took with disposables and a REAL camera I will always treaure them and remember from when they were.  I wish i brought a real cameraa to NYC.  Now you can take another path, Headphones.

H: Don't you find it kind of hypocritical that we're complaning about technology on an INTERNET BLOG??? Which happens to be on a COMPUTER?
L: Nope.  I love computers, I might want to be a programmer one day.  I feel like I'm going in circles because there's two and we lead eachother astray.  You can't really have a plan in your head like i did, it's like Improv.  i think we;re confusing our (nonexistant) fans.
H: True. Have you ever thought about that little emoticon ---> =P     ? Whenever you say something funny in real life, you don't smile and stick your tougne out the side of your mouth. 
L: I do.
H:Try that in the next person-to-person conversation you have and see what happens. I dare you.
L: Well, the little guy is telling everyone that the situation is amusing, and it's really hard to create a guy that looks like its laughing.  Here's some facts from the nerd.  65% of communication is through body language, 33% through tone of voice, and only 7% through the words themselves.  So online, your only using 7% of your communcation thingies, and you need emoticons to show how youre feeling.
H: Which leads me to my next point: People should choose their words more carefully instead of relying on tone of voice and whatnot to convey their point.
L: Me, I kind of disagree with that, because it's human nature.  We just need to adjust it to our online forms.  Next lecture; Netiquette (from  Lyndz)

<3--> Linds && Headphones.
(Conversation did not actually take place, we both sat side by side and communicated purely through the typage space. Love you too!)