Not being stalked. Or am I?

[pitboard]

At the weekend i got a facebook friend request from someone I haven't seen or heard of since we both left college in 1974.
I'm really not interested in this Friends Reunited schtick, so I declined, reckoning that if you haven't had contact with someone for 43 years there's usually a pretty sound reason.
Then he went onto a Linkedin page I forgot I even had. I had registered, realised it wasn't for me and never even bothered filling any details in.
Then he started following me on Twitter! Looking on his page it said Followers - 0 Following - 1(me). Obvious why he joined Twitter.
What should I do now? I'm not remotely interested in establishing or maintaining any contact with him, although I do not bear him any ill will.
Should I just block him on Twitter and hope he goes away?

[Muzzer79]

He's probably just discovered social media and looking up people he knew

If you don't want to connect, just ignore him

[MorganP104]

Just ignore the geezer. If he sends you a message along the lines of "Hi mate, long time, no see", just ignore that, too.

No need for blocking unless he says/does something weird.

[poing]

He might have been trying to get in touch with you for a genuine reason and has no other means and is a bit rubbish with technology. Alternatively he fancies you and has a lot of lost time to make up for so you better buy lube, and aspirin.

[numtumfutunch]

I didnt know you had dandruff

[Rude-boy]

Is it to silly to suggest sending him a message asking why the sudden interest?

[aR53GP]

numtumfutunch said:

I didnt know you had dandruff

He doesn't. Just great looking hair.

[ReaperCushions]

Rude-boy said:

Is it to silly to suggest sending him a message asking why the sudden interest?

Yes, very.... if something goes down (Murder for example, which is highly likely in this case as far as I can tell), then it put the OP as the instigator.