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[huliebaby]

It kind of worries me how easy it is to stalk research people online...and beyond that, how strong my desire is to do this.   All of these websites about people, it's so easy to connect from one to the other, gathering more and more information about a person.  Today I found myself spending altogether too long trying to piece people together.  I

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Cuchillo. . .

[teachpiece]

Why did you change the word stalk to research, cuchillo? I think stalk is a nice word. :-) Also, I searched for your journal for about two minutes before I realized that it wasn't under the word "Cuchillo". Ha ha! That was a great laugh for my faaccee!

[falsemoniker]

I've been researching you for years m'dear.

[huliebaby]

as long as you never find out where I live, we're cool

[silentjack]

Researching can be serendipitously educational, I find. You encounter things you wouldn't normally, and these things become as useful, if not moreso, than what the original research goal was.

Si deseas ponerme en tu enumere de los amigos, claro -- no soy como privado que piensas.

[anonymous]

Man, I've never given this much thought to blogging and a person's online identity. Makes me feel very old, actually. The internet is the biggest difference between the world I grew up in, and the one my little sister grew up in. And you're only 4 years older than her (6 years younger than me); the world has changed a lot in a very brief time