But there are things on and about Pinterest that I just don't get.
#1. The constant tutorials for elaborate nail art.
Exhibit A:
Pretty snazzy. But...who the heck has TIME?! Furthermore, even if you DID have the time, wouldn't you be CONSTANTLY worried about messing your nails up? Especially after spending, what, seven hours on them? And, who would REALLY see them? If your nails are complementing your outfit somehow, if someone is far enough away to see your whole outfit, they sure won't see the details on your nails.
#2. The constant note to "Pin now, read later."
Because A) isn't that what everyone does ANYWAY? Does anyone really NOT pin something because they don't want to read it RIGHT NOW? B) This seems like a "selling point" on your pins. Which doesn't make ANY sense because you won't make money or anything if more people pin your pins. And if you DO make money on your pins, like, if it directs you to your blog or something, why are you telling people to NOT read it right now? C) If I am going to read the pin right now, what's it to you? Are you trying to do me a favor by telling me when to read this pin?
#3. The fact that things like this get perpetuated:
What? What? FIRST OF ALL, the fact that the trite saying keeps getting attributed to Shakespeare is alone reason enough for dismay and confusion. But the smug "Yes, it is by Shakespeare, it's from Hamlet" is even worse. In a snarky reply to the above comments, someone added a line that IS from Hamlet, Act 2, Scene 2: "But, look, where sadly the poor wretch comes reading." *sigh*
Okay. Back to pinning.
4 comments:
I AGREE ON ALL COUNTS! nail art is beyond my realm of comprehension. also, i get so mad when people pin things that lead to a dead link so i can't actually buy or make or, hello, CREDIT the thing pinned.
Yes! I have never understood nail art. I mean, it's exactly like you said- if you want to spend your time doing that great. But how do you KEEP them looking like that? There is no tutorial on how to KEEP your nails from being destroyed in a day.
Also, I hate Tumbler pins. The one's where you're like- WHOA! What is that? I want to buy/make/credit that! Oh wait, it's just a picture from some random dude's tumbler. Most of the time, I try click on the pin and then see if it is from a legit source and I don't pin/repin until I find it.
We'll call it my own little way of going against the crowd ;)
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