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What I have tuh share could rival "The Motorcycle Diaries".
I want tuh write realistically about my crazy-silly life on-
line...about my online activities that preoccupied my time.
Kaytel Corn by IenDeviantA
chapter 1: The Herstory Of Myspace
I'll start where I actually started...
I was on Myspace for years.
I saw dry-leaf rainfall, naked pictures of strangers and gamers...
I never saw a woman sit'n-on-the-toilet...yet I did see one very sexy photo of a cheeky-bottom.
I saw virtual bumper-stickers, yet no sit'n-on-a-toilet...holding a apple computer.
Some online sites do anything...shoot laptops or blow-up television sets, show half-naked people on toilets, or people who throw-up the lunch they thru-down. I've seen 'pop-sensationalist' with undies on...and a man with a beard who dub'd his video over the video, with know tighty-whities on...he looked like Mikey from a cereal commercial.
Tom A
Tom was my first Myspace friend.
I felt positive about the site after seeing Tom's profile.
The fact that Tom never returned any of my emails did UPSET me at first. There were times I thought that Myspace was fill'da with 'A-holes'.
Rudeness stings inside, and being ignore'da reminded me of the loneliness I faced after losing someone important tuh me.
My Her-story IS NOT a mystery...only a little silly.
I was attracted tuh Myspace, a cool affordable site...yet I remember feeling embarrass'da by the number of friends I had...online...under five friends.
If I had shared Myspace with 10 good friends, or 1 special person, I would have found happiness.
I had not thought of looking for 2 special people...as I recall, I was willing tuh befriend strangers...often I sent strangers online a Friends Request, after seeing their iPage, or after hearing their musical-taste...I had a interest in cool people, who supported several popular Myspace bands.
I did hear from a male who did answer my email, about a opportunity tuh join a 'friends-group,' a E-Z FriendShip on the net.
I heard from this man, that people who joined the group, would be granted 1 MILLION Friends!
This sounded like a 100 Million Friends Club...tuh me then...yet the offer was tempting...
I did not join a pyramid of friends.
I was never a brick-in-the-wall.
I was a writer with a poem, a dream, and Art tuh share.
I then thought that if I were tuh tune-in tuh Myspace from my iPage, reading text from a million Friends online, my voice would be swamp'da...lost in ciberspace (saiber-spai-sa).
I wondered about popularity.
I wondered what a writer could bring tuh a social group online.
What tuh communicate?
What is fascinating about social networking?
Did people feel the need tuh be popular?
Were people attracted tuh the promise of instant fame?
I created a model called The Switch Up:
My model is broken intu 2 groups:
By the way, switch'n-up can be dangerous...at times.
I would like tuh share my advice. When using Taro cards, stick with the spiritual practice that you know. Switching card decks can be confusing.
If you use the African-American Taro, leave broken circles. Some circles must remain broken on the mental plane...danger maybe avoided if the cards are approached with a 'right' mental attitude.
When I first connected tuh groups online, I wondered about popularity.
Could a 'tru-rai-ta...become popular online?
Could my voice be popular because I look loud and sexy?
Would I be heard on other networks, like Facebook?
Why do people spend time 'social networking'?
Do networks work?
If people spend time creating a popular presence online, will they be able tuh share their Artwork or intellectual properties tuh (to) future online shoppers?
Do popular people successfully sell more of their Art because they are popular or sell items they think will be popular tuh this online community...a group equipped with web-cameras, and other forms of 'spi-wear'...?
Does popular opinion matter?
If 'spi-wear' is important, will nudity, and or a 'bates-motel-ish' behavior become the norm in this 'Zeitgeist'?
Popularity, having a popular 'voice' online...in the written form.
Listening tuh the voice of reason online, on TV, and in my mind...honoring what is true.
Being sway'da by people following trends...feeling the heat from electric-eyes.
Being a rai-ter online...leaving Blue AnJay poems as guides...leaving MySpace in hopes of finding people tuh network with...trends, my rai-tines on this border line...my images and Art...close tu grafiti, on this network near sai-ber banks.
What I have tuh share could rival The Motorcycle Diaries.
http://myspace.com
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Tom A
Tom was my first Myspace friend.
I felt positive about the site after seeing Tom's profile.
The fact that Tom never returned any of my emails did UPSET me at first. There were times I thought that Myspace was fill'da with 'A-holes'.
Rudeness stings inside, and being ignore'da reminded me of the loneliness I faced after losing someone important tuh me.
My Her-story IS NOT a mystery...only a little silly.
I was attracted tuh Myspace, a cool affordable site...yet I remember feeling embarrass'da by the number of friends I had...online...under five friends.
If I had shared Myspace with 10 good friends, or 1 special person, I would have found happiness.
I had not thought of looking for 2 special people...as I recall, I was willing tuh befriend strangers...often I sent strangers online a Friends Request, after seeing their iPage, or after hearing their musical-taste...I had a interest in cool people, who supported several popular Myspace bands.
I did hear from a male who did answer my email, about a opportunity tuh join a 'friends-group,' a E-Z FriendShip on the net.
I heard from this man, that people who joined the group, would be granted 1 MILLION Friends!
This sounded like a 100 Million Friends Club...tuh me then...yet the offer was tempting...
I did not join a pyramid of friends.
I was never a brick-in-the-wall.
I was a writer with a poem, a dream, and Art tuh share.
I then thought that if I were tuh tune-in tuh Myspace from my iPage, reading text from a million Friends online, my voice would be swamp'da...lost in ciberspace (saiber-spai-sa).
I wondered about popularity.
I wondered what a writer could bring tuh a social group online.
What tuh communicate?
What is fascinating about social networking?
Did people feel the need tuh be popular?
Were people attracted tuh the promise of instant fame?
I created a model called The Switch Up:
My model is broken intu 2 groups:
Regulators verses Celebrities
Regulators include adult parents, teachers, and preachers.
People who are guides around children.
Online 'regulators' may share family recipies.
Celebrities include attractive people who enjoy being followed and watched by many people.
Celebrities are often funny and entertaining.
Artist maybe famous celebrities, like Banksky, the famous grafiti-Artist.
Online 'Celebrities' may share cultural-images.
The Switch Up is a social model. At times the Regulators are important, at times Celebrities 'switch-up' and become more important. People then feel a need tuh pay attention tuh social activities.
Celebrities are often funny and entertaining.
Artist maybe famous celebrities, like Banksky, the famous grafiti-Artist.
Online 'Celebrities' may share cultural-images.
The Switch Up is a social model. At times the Regulators are important, at times Celebrities 'switch-up' and become more important. People then feel a need tuh pay attention tuh social activities.
By the way, switch'n-up can be dangerous...at times.
I would like tuh share my advice. When using Taro cards, stick with the spiritual practice that you know. Switching card decks can be confusing.
If you use the African-American Taro, leave broken circles. Some circles must remain broken on the mental plane...danger maybe avoided if the cards are approached with a 'right' mental attitude.
When I first connected tuh groups online, I wondered about popularity.
Could a 'tru-rai-ta...become popular online?
Could my voice be popular because I look loud and sexy?
Would I be heard on other networks, like Facebook?
Why do people spend time 'social networking'?
Do networks work?
If people spend time creating a popular presence online, will they be able tuh share their Artwork or intellectual properties tuh (to) future online shoppers?
Do popular people successfully sell more of their Art because they are popular or sell items they think will be popular tuh this online community...a group equipped with web-cameras, and other forms of 'spi-wear'...?
Does popular opinion matter?
If 'spi-wear' is important, will nudity, and or a 'bates-motel-ish' behavior become the norm in this 'Zeitgeist'?
Popularity, having a popular 'voice' online...in the written form.
Listening tuh the voice of reason online, on TV, and in my mind...honoring what is true.
Being sway'da by people following trends...feeling the heat from electric-eyes.
Being a rai-ter online...leaving Blue AnJay poems as guides...leaving MySpace in hopes of finding people tuh network with...trends, my rai-tines on this border line...my images and Art...close tu grafiti, on this network near sai-ber banks.
What I have tuh share could rival The Motorcycle Diaries.
http://myspace.com
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