Member Berry

I'd say about 90% of my shopping is done online I now have an Amazon Prime account as I buy so bloody much off there. I'm also one of those annoying people who bid on Ebay at the last second.

As in tickets to gigs, shows, train tickets to places etc. I never ever keep anything like that. I went to see Derren Brown's live show (awesome show btw) with my best friend a few days ago, he asked if I wanted to keep the ticket. I said no, I have enough stuff in my room as it is, keeping tickets just means more clutter. He keeps everything like that, he has a box full of them. He says he keeps it for memories but, I have a brain :| lol that keeps my memories for me. I just don't see the point in keeping stuff like that. A lot of my friends do.

I've set myself a challenge to ignore the news. I read this last week and it's completely true: http://www.theguardian.com/media/2013/apr/12/news-is-bad-rolf-dobelli Yes, I'm aware of the irony of it being posted on a news website It's really difficult to do >.> I know about things happening and I don't know how I know. I'm trying to avoid the news like the plague but it's constantly there. I removed the trending thing on Facebook using this: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/social-fixer-for-facebook/ifmhoabcaeehkljcfclfiieohkohdgbb?hl=en I've also blocked news posts from my newsfeed. I'm still following science news as I'm interested in that and it's not depressing as sh*t. I just don't see the purpose of me knowing all the crap that's going on. I don't know what to do with that information. It's not like I work for the government and need to know any of it. I told my friends and family only to tell me stuff like the world imploding on itself. Any advice on how to avoid the news? It's depressing.

I'm watching Futurama right now