Mark โ€” I am still less than proud to be on Twitter. But I should tell you Iโ€™ve been on Facebook for a long time as well. The problem is I donโ€™t think Iโ€™ve even looked at my Facebook page in a year. For all I know itโ€™s overgrown with weeds and populated by meth-heads. My initial problem, as I understand it, is that I created a personal page instead of a fan page. So now, there are long lost friends from high school who canโ€™t get in to play โ€œremember whenโ€ with me while people Iโ€™ve never met are hanging out in there using my old comic books for toilet paper.

One of these days Iโ€™ll get all that sorted out.

Meanwhile, I still think Twitter is a monstrous waste of time, but itโ€™s more rewarding than Facebook as far as I can tell. You do get a very good โ€œreadโ€ on whatโ€™s going on news and zeitgeist-wise and itโ€™s sort of entertaining. Facebook strikes me as a way to blog for a smaller audience than the Corner.