current obsessions

A rare and momentous internet-free evening

Arghh! The internet! It is taking over my life! Thanks to Marco, top of my current web-flavoured obsessions is Audioscrobbler. Yes, that's scrobbler, not scribbler. It promises to give me a radio station full of things I like (yes, I know they all do, but I am ever the optimist) and it enables me to show off my fabulous music collection to the world (streaming from iTunes). Bliss.

Next up is 43 Things. Absolutely useless in every way. You make a list of 43 things you'd like to accomplish and you can comment on these things. And on other people's things. And play show/tell if you've already done some things. As I said, completely useless. But kinda fun anyway.

Flickr. But you know that already. That's probably thanks to Life of Reilly, or M.C. Glammer.

Finally, the least interesting (in my humble opinion) but arguably also the only one with any kind of practical application: del.icio.us. Tagging system. Yawn. But still good enough to waste entire afternoons on.

So there you go: that's what I do instead of see movies / go to gigs / make friends / work / study.