Lost in Communication

While standing in the bank, on the phone to the bank or more accurately ‘currently held in a queue’ to said bank, I got to thinking… Has the communication era brought us only benefits?

Of course there are great advantages to being in constant contact with the whole wide world. No doubt countless lives have been saved thanks to immediate and reliable connections. Remote areas are now more accessible than ever. Letters and messages can be delivered in an instant. Celebrities can be limited to 140 characters. However, there are some drawbacks to being instantly accessible to everyone, everywhere.

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Literally speaking...

I literally had to write this
It just literally poured out
Yet as I'm literally not a writer
This literally could be a disaster.

I'm literally pulling my hair out
As people literally exaggerate their lives
It's literally a habit now
We literally do it all the time.

The End, literally.

Rhetorical Question #10

Many people have fond memories of the good old days but in what year or decade did the good turn bad?

Over-analyse this, that and the other

Has anyone else noticed the growing tendency to over-analyse shows and events on TV? As a TV sports fan I like my share of reaction and analysis but it’s getting out of hand, certainly given the economic state and mood of the country. Clearly there is a need for subject-dedicated channels and in-depth coverage of important events but do we need so many pundits on the payroll?

Rhetorical Question #9

Smartphones are clearly amazing things but are they really more deserving of your time and attention than your children?

Rhetorical Question #8

Have you seen those reading devices on Amazon? They're the size of books and offer seamless reading like books... They're called books.

Life through a lens

On a recent family holiday, while watching a surprisingly impressive Elvis impersonator, I had a light bulb or indeed a flashbulb moment. Why must we live our life through a lens?