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Personally, I've never liked Twitter, and don't see the point of "tweeting" out thoughts in 280 characters or less. It's a lazy form of communication and provides a person with the ability to hide behind words.

It took me a while to get used to Social Networking, but now I love it! You can stay in contact with people all over the world without ever actually talking to them. There is one drawback to these sites though - sometimes you may not actually be talking to the person you think you are.

A New York City man is suing Facebook for over $500,000 after the social networking company disabled his account. 30-year-old Mustafa Fteja claims that since his account was taken down he's become alienated from his 340 Facebook friends (he says he uses the account to keep in touch with family members in other parts of the world).