Will Facebook end blogging as we know it today?

The more time I spend on Facebook, the less time I spend blogging, working, chatting. It is very addictive.

I've trout-slapped, dry-humped and thrown animals at my Facebook friends. I suppose it makes sense to Generation Y. 'Cause it doesn't to me. But it's still fun.

I suppose Facebook is addictive simply because an IT-dunce like me can easily customise my profile. I could add all sorts of applications that interest me e.g. music, youtube videos and even my own stripper name. Apparently my stripper name is Jasmine Dazzlehiney. Tell you to truth, I'm a little disappointed with that. I expected more she-bang from my stripper name. Oh well.

And best of all Facebook is super interactive. I've scribbled heaps on friend's walls, fed my friends' e-pets and sent virtual gifts.

So I suppose "blogging" on Facebook is now the most obvious revolution to blogging on traditional platforms such as Blogger. I don't know the answer to that. But when you find the answer, you'll know where to find me.