since social online-networking is a big hit nowadays, there's a lot of networking sites out there, friendster, facebook, multiply, tweeter and some sites, you can receive invitation from one of your friends, enemies or relatives. BEWARE on choosing networking websites especially FRIENDSTER, no offense but in my opinion here's the LIST why FRIENDSTER SUCKS!!
1. the advertising is very annoying
2. it shows "who viewed my profile"
3. infested by bots and posers, yes bots and posers, in fact someone will send a private message saying that " you can win easy cellpone and ipods".. and for posers, nah, just use search and type in any celebrities. believe me i experience this one, everytime I log-in in my FS account i've seen these. Thank God there's FACEBOOK.
4. fcking chain mails, bulletin spams.
5. it can be easily hack unlike FACEBOOK.
6. too many bugs and maintenance
7. no browser games!!
8. Media box sucks!!
9. Layout
10.lastly it is only popular within Southeast of Asia
Thursday, September 17, 2009
why SUCKS?
ok, so i've created this blog to list the reasons out why a certain people, animal, gadget, product, tv show, stuff and others why it/they SUCKS!!
according to WIKIPEDIA
Suck
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Verb
1. to draw (a liquid) into the mouth through pursed lips
2. to take (something) into the mouth and moisten, dissolve, or roll it around with the tongue: suck a mint
3. to extract liquid from (a solid food): he sat sucking orange segments
4. to draw in (fluid) as if by sucking: the mussel sucks in water
5. to drink milk from (a mother's breast); suckle
6. (often foll. by down, in)etc. to draw (a thing or person somewhere) with a powerful force
7. Slang to be contemptible or disgusting
and according to WIKIanswers
It sucks is often used interjectionally in a bad situation. If a rock fell on your toe, you'd scream, "THAT SUCKS!" Or if you were watching a boring show on television, you'd say, "This show sucks!" or, alternatively, "This show sucks ." Saying something "sucks" is somewhat vulgar, but very common place, even more so than curse words.
Alternative words to consider: Bucks, blows, bites.
("This blows!")
It should also be noted that the noun after sucks is generally a body part.
"It sucks" is a phrase usually said when a person does not like what he or she hears, sees, or sometimes they use it on themselves or other people.
Examples:
"I suck at bowling" might be used by somebody who says he is not good at bowling.
"I think you suck at Algebra" might be used by a person that thinks that his friend is not good at Algebra.
"Can't we go somewhere else? This place sucks." could be used when somebody does not like the place he is in.
The word "suck" should not be used very often. It is sometimes considered vulgar or improper.
Originally, it was a mild insult, putting someone down. It came from the idea of piercing a hole ( or two at either end ) of an uncooked egg, and then sucking or blowing the raw egg outside of the shell, without cracking the shell. Thus the empty eggshell could then be used in some craft activity.
Since no one liked the idea of having to eat an uncooked egg ( Yukk !! ), " Go suck an egg !" became a popular male slang insult, similar to " Go fly a kite !"
Then its use and meaning decayed and degenerated into the sexual ' blow / suck ' usage termed " Dirty English ".
Today's over-usage is much more disparagingly insulting, to the point of a socially unacceptable vulgarism, yet very popular among both sexes of the great unwashed and uneducated.
Actually, i believe ths terminology has been derived from, and then degraded from an expression used at the turn of the 20th century. People with a sour or angry expression were often described as "looking as if they had been sucking on a lemon." It then evolved into a more active phrase"Aw, go suck a lemon." and continued to degrade into it's current even more unpleasant and more non-specific form.
according to WIKIPEDIA
Suck
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Verb
1. to draw (a liquid) into the mouth through pursed lips
2. to take (something) into the mouth and moisten, dissolve, or roll it around with the tongue: suck a mint
3. to extract liquid from (a solid food): he sat sucking orange segments
4. to draw in (fluid) as if by sucking: the mussel sucks in water
5. to drink milk from (a mother's breast); suckle
6. (often foll. by down, in)etc. to draw (a thing or person somewhere) with a powerful force
7. Slang to be contemptible or disgusting
and according to WIKIanswers
It sucks is often used interjectionally in a bad situation. If a rock fell on your toe, you'd scream, "THAT SUCKS!" Or if you were watching a boring show on television, you'd say, "This show sucks!" or, alternatively, "This show sucks ." Saying something "sucks" is somewhat vulgar, but very common place, even more so than curse words.
Alternative words to consider: Bucks, blows, bites.
("This blows!")
It should also be noted that the noun after sucks is generally a body part.
"It sucks" is a phrase usually said when a person does not like what he or she hears, sees, or sometimes they use it on themselves or other people.
Examples:
"I suck at bowling" might be used by somebody who says he is not good at bowling.
"I think you suck at Algebra" might be used by a person that thinks that his friend is not good at Algebra.
"Can't we go somewhere else? This place sucks." could be used when somebody does not like the place he is in.
The word "suck" should not be used very often. It is sometimes considered vulgar or improper.
Originally, it was a mild insult, putting someone down. It came from the idea of piercing a hole ( or two at either end ) of an uncooked egg, and then sucking or blowing the raw egg outside of the shell, without cracking the shell. Thus the empty eggshell could then be used in some craft activity.
Since no one liked the idea of having to eat an uncooked egg ( Yukk !! ), " Go suck an egg !" became a popular male slang insult, similar to " Go fly a kite !"
Then its use and meaning decayed and degenerated into the sexual ' blow / suck ' usage termed " Dirty English ".
Today's over-usage is much more disparagingly insulting, to the point of a socially unacceptable vulgarism, yet very popular among both sexes of the great unwashed and uneducated.
Actually, i believe ths terminology has been derived from, and then degraded from an expression used at the turn of the 20th century. People with a sour or angry expression were often described as "looking as if they had been sucking on a lemon." It then evolved into a more active phrase"Aw, go suck a lemon." and continued to degrade into it's current even more unpleasant and more non-specific form.
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