Me neither!
I don't own an iPod, and have been told (by the kids) to get my first mobile phone.
I will now be joining the 21st Century (apparently)

And totally agree with the music statement. Remember Spotify the Noughties? 2000-2006: fairly easy to find tracks, 2007: getting difficult, 2008: I'm really getting stuck now, 2009: I think I've only got about 10 albums with a 2009 Date Stamp - most of this years purchases has been back catalogue stuff (thank god for Amazon, high street shops haven't got much a range/depth anymore)

49p at my local co-op

tried to boycott them, but damn, they're so bloody good

that...oh now what was it?....no, forgotten it.

And why did I come upstairs again?

I think the RRP of a KitKat is 44 pence - that's how much they cost in the vending machine at work and they claim they charge RRP. That should leave change out of 50p for 6 penny chews!

I can't think of another place where I can:
1) Keep in touch with friends who have emigrated.
2) Display my photos, and see those posted by my nearest and dearest.
3) Exchange music-related videos/links with like-minded pals.

Maybe the Massive will give me a hundred alternatives, but Facebook does seem to allow me to do, very easily, a few specific things that I particularly want to do.

Twitter, though - yes, you've lost me.

I practice what I preach.

Facebook? Naah. A huge timewasting exercise. Twitter? Yes. Hyperfacile but still rather good fun in its way. Enjoy it while it lasts.

This year has been very, very poor for music. The industry is at a crossroads; the big companies are holding back, scared. The little people who will be big are just working out exactly how they can do this without the big companies.

double post..

I've forgotten Oasis already. Sorry.

I've learned nothing and forgotten everything.

Must be in London or the SE, yes?

I'm always surprised by how much cheaper everyday items, such as chocolate bars, are when I visit the north of England and Scotland.

I'm around your age, woodface & I tried Facebook - a friend from a previous life found me - I decided I didn't want to be found & closed my account - I can see the point in it, but it ain't for me. Maybe I'm anti-social. I've got other friends across the globe, but they don't use it either. Maybe they are as anti-social as me.
Twitter: lennylaw nails it - hyperfacile (good word... Shakespeare would have approved, I suspect...). Which might be a good thing. But for me, was a bad thing. But I did give it a try. Again, I found a pal in the USA via Twitter, but he never checked his account. Good systems, susceptible to human failing (i.e. can't be arsed to check it...)

Something I learned in 2009: you get to a certain age & if you are lucky you find your niche (hopefully I'm on the verge of this), the greasy pole of career climbing is all I expected it to be (awful), and, yes... I prefer a quiet life. I also learned over Xmas, that the ukulele might be the best instrument I've ever tried to play. Small is good.

Enjoy 2010. Carpe diem.

This very much chimes with me. Pretty much given up on the greasy poll, far too much arse kissing and corporate schmoozing involved. I can see how face book can be useful but it is all a bit school reunion for me; only the obviously successful or needy need apply. I think you do get a little anti-social as you get older, especially if you have kids as they tend to take over.

on Oxford Street today - in big bold letters - "No, I am not on f***ing facebook".