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Tuesday, January 08, 2013

So here I am, blogging, Harry Potter style -- in the dark, under the blanket, my phone as my wand using Lumos.

I've been using LOL too much even when there's nothing funny with what I'm saying. An annoying habit that I need to break. And speaking of which, people tend to #hashtag #every #word #they #write. First of all, if it's not on Twitter, it wouldn't work. Secondly, anyone doing it would just look stupid. Why? Because whatever they hashtag is not really a topic. It seems to me like it's just a way either getting attention or trying to feel important.

Spell casted @ 10:51 PM