Real Dave Virtually Speaks Out
I have been asked to become numerous people's (if they actually exist???) friend over the last little while, on Facebook.Now call me olde fashioned, but I spend far too much time staying in touch with my actual friends to be buying virtual drinks for supposed friends.
Now as anybody who knows me will attest, I am far from savvy when it comes to the realm of computers, but I'll tell you this, it takes more than a made up profile and a foto shopped picture to be my friend. At the very least you will need an actual life, complete with actual events and happenings.
It may be a whole lot of fun for the kids to pretend they have done amazing things and pretend they have met amazing people, but I have found that experiencing these things in actuality has been a far more rewarding experience.
"...my advice would be get outside and live a life, stop pretending."
So my advice would be get outside and live a life, stop pretending. It is far more fulfilling. Then come to a Jets gig ( in person preferably) and say g'day. We might actually become real friends, and who knows I might even shout you an actual drink (you can get pissed on those).
And stick your spacebook friendship up your virtual arse.
ROCK ON (for real)!
Gleeso.
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5 Comments:
Nicely Put Dave.
Billy Connolly once said that people talk to each other on the Internet because you wouldn't talk to them in a pub.
There's not too many places on the net where I would be bothered typing any responses, but you guys are an exception. I've been watching you play for the last 20 or so years and loved it! The only problem I find now is that me old neck doesn't recover well from the hairdancing. Still I soldier on!!!!!Don't forget to do a gig or to in Adelaide!!!!
Hi Dave,
What a night I had last night at the Revesby gig. It took me back about 20 years to the good old days when you were doing your stuff with Aspect in Newcastle. I was a regular groupie in those days and a neighbour of yours for while. It is an absolute pleasure to see you guys live. Couldn't keep the smile off my face. I had my 17 year old son at the gig last night and he is hooked as well now. If I had read this post before the gig last night we would have hung around for a beer, and yeah I think facebook is overrated.
Sharon
hey dave,
very well put, thanks for the offer might take you up on it
Dark and Stormy thanks, matey. :-)
Hugs,
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