Angry Birds: Dating Profile Headline of the Day

Tuesday

I’m sorry, my mind has been elsewhere (damn Angry Birds!).

They haven’t infected my workspace yet and I’m doing my best to keep them only at home, strictly as a “stress relaxation technique” of course.

But it’s hard, you know… I’ve even taking to watching youtube videos of how people have conquered specific levels. It’s not really cheating, it’s more of an informational tip guide, don’t you think? And I didn’t pirate the game, I have Angry Birds downloaded to my HTC Desire (running Android 2.2) mobile phone a week ago (a quick thanks to all that have been instrumental to this series of events happening).

Distractions happen like accidents: all the parts that are available tend to become mixed up or otherwise abused in some way that causes grief to the victim and the accident creator. (Make sure your insurance is current and paid up and take a lot of photos!).

Online dating profiles, while they aren’t necessarily accidents waiting to happen (really!), they can have their own poor record of allowing too much personal informational to be easily seen, as well as invalidating the real reason to have adding even more info.

Take the answer “Ask me later” answer option when possible or available, if needed. Don’t just skip over the questions leaving a lot of “No reply” or “no answer” which will do you at your open risk of bad possibilities.

Which all leads me to this: Your dating profile and the updates you’re going to do for your Faceook account, et al, that are all intermingled, intertwined, and a like ghost following around your keyboard. So watch your step (keystrokes, really). And following this line of thought, here is your Headline of the Day:
“I have yet to beat ‘Angry Birds’ on my (choice of mobile-phone here).”

Have a great day!