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Welcome to my curation!
It actually does not matter whether you read from the top down or the bottom up. I did include a few memes to break up the monotony though. I picked these memes in particular because I feel that they do say something about this topic- in that social media has become such a big part of our culture, memes can speak what is unspoken.
I hope you enjoy this collection, as I enjoyed collecting!
Now that social networking is such a huge part of our lives (and thus culture), shouldn’t we ensure that we are spelling correctly?
It is interesting, because spoken word is not as analyzed, in regards to how the speaker may spell the word they are speaking. But when we post things actually on our social networks, it shows more in regards to how we spell things.
How perfect is this in regards to how our society has become?
I mean, it does make sense. That is, the actual wording itself. However, I think of this a bit further as to how we’ve become so expectant of text, we must precept our calls with a text.
This is photo-shop at it’s best.
Well. At it’s worst.
But this is one of MANY pictures that has circulated, having “gone viral”, but was photo-shopped.
On that note, the phrase “photo-shopped” might have once been in regards to actual Photo Shop, but there are thousands of apps that can do this. I doubt this one was actually done using actual Photo Shop. Rather, it’s a very crudely done, crude in itself, picture.
Interesting, if you think about it.
Sitting around in a group and talking: a fun past time.
Having your phone “blow up” with text messages from a long-drawn-out text conversation of a group: AWFUL.
How true is this.
Take one look at any major post on Facebook and read the comments. It’s awful.
My husband and I struggle with the impulse to make our kids grow up how we did (always outside), but we didn’t have technology like they do these days. We want to keep them social, but sometimes social does mean playing on their kindles, as they are connected to their friends elsewhere.
