Agree with Tommy and Dave above.
Photos should be reserved for things like births, weddings, sightseeing and special occasions; not for some drunken night at some shitty club of your pissed mate on the floor once again. I hate this social media culture. All my friends if I need them are just a text away - I don't need to publicise anything in status form or feel the need to upload 1,500 photos taken pointlessly over a month. I left Facebook before it practically kicked off in the mainstream and so did a few of my good friends. We get irritated if someone bangs on about it and asks as to why were not on there any more. I think its sites like that along with the net in general that is damaging society. When I was younger; if I wanted to see my friend, I had to physically go round their house. It was worth the journey for their company. 'Socialising' on social media is not a very healthy experience and not maintaining physical contact with reality I feel can damage mental health. Also the gossip and bullshit that comes with it I find best avoided.
I was on Twitter a couple of years ago and that more or less turned into a publicity contest. 'Follow me and i'll follow you even though I don't know you'....
Just fucking bullshit. I may be pushing 30 but I am so glad I am not 18 again as I don't think i'd be able to cope on a daily basis having to update my life status every hour and take pictures of pointless shite.
I love the gaming side of growing technology but the real world tech on the horizon is just cringeworthy. Society is bad enough today and god only knows what tomorrow will bring.
Also the word 'Selfie' appeared in the Oxford English Dictionary. I fucking hate the meaning and the word itself. My definition would be 'a picture taken by a loaner in an attempt to raise popularity and self-esteem. Taken in their bathroom usually; the picture offers no merit or point in the world'