Holy hell. Have you ever gotten sucked into Ancestry.com? Every spare minute I have, I'm on it, which makes me either (a) researching a project, or (b) impersonating a retiree who just discovered the Internet.
I can read old newspapers all day. So far, my favorite thing I've come across is one of those old-timey ads that looks like an article. The headline is: "Attention, Fat Girls!" I could kick myself that I kept reading.
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4 comments:
My obsession is Predictify.com Well that and Facebook.
Did you say, "Attention, Fat Girls" and then end your post? You had my attention! What did you need?
If it makes you feel any better, I would have kept reading the headline as well.
Obsession with Ancestry.com suggests that you are a serious researcher, concerned with the connection of generations that came before to those who will come after.
My obsession with Scrabulous, on the other hand, suggests only that I am lazy.
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