The Facebook craze has literally swept the world off its feet.
The social networking website founded by Mark Zuckerberg just got everyone so into it.
Every time you enter the computer lab, you see people on their Facebook, commenting on a friend's photo.
Every time you head over a nearby Starbucks for a drink, you see people "poking" their friends on Facebook.
As much as I hate to admit it, I logon to my Facebook at least twice a day.
Despite how much time I've wasted on Facebook instead doing more pro-active activities like studying or exercising, I still have to tend to my farm on HappyFarm, my restaurant on Restaurant City, and my pet on Pet Society.
Looking at myself from the outside, I do realize that my productivity has somehow been affected.
For better or worse, the amount of time I spend on Facebook is by no means little at all.
After all, we men are merely social creatures.
If we spend our entire day stuck in a cube, believe me, our productivity would hit an all time low instead.
Facebook has definitely made our lives better.
Friends we've not seen or heard from since primary school are once again connected.
Frankly, I wouldn't even bother to catch up with most of them if it wasn't for Facebook.
This is especially evident for my former course-mates back at university.
Most of us went our separate ways, but are still very much connected.
All this coming from a Facebook addict would only bring down my credibility on this subject.
However, come join us at Facebook and reconnect with long lost friends you've never thought you'd find.