You do surprise me OGF you seem an outgoing sort of chap.Whatabout all your old running mates?Don’t you ever meet up?
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If the social networks were no longer functioning, I’d do just what I used to do. Call friends, go to lunch, pick up my phone for a short catch up chat with several of my buddies. Go to the library. Volunteer at the local historical assn, do a daily walk in the park…oh wait.
I’m still filling my days doing all of the above. So, I’d be doing crosswords this evening. Lots to do fill my time, always.
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I would just go on Youtube, or Ebay, and leave lots of negative feedback 
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Gosh Foxy!
I’m a bit taken aback by your post too, chin up fella!!! 
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Foxy is made from stern stuff, he’s done the hard bit and, as a bonus, he’s from Doncaster
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Doncaster?
We all have our crosses to bear 
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juste the way it used to be - libraries ; newspapers ; clubs ; pubs ; onoly wall phones in buildings!! yea!!!
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It would save a bit of the electric & I’d read more & watch more TV & probably go out for walks more in the better weather.
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Wind people up face to face 
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Attempt to get my life back on track. While I still have one that is. 
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EZ, by your own admission, you are rather old, good to see you are aware 
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good to be old and having a good old faff
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No Social Network = GET MORE WORK DONE!!!
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Rather old? Waaay past rather old. I decided at 70 it was time I retired, 14 years later and I still feel I could be working but unfortunately my better half ( a mere 80) tells me if I get a job she will leave me, Hmmm tough decision.
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OMG, at the start, most Birds would have left, if you refused to get a job, Geezers just can’t win.
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That’s an easy question for me to answer - decorate the house from top to bottom!
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As above, I’d read more & watch more binge series on TV or DVD
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