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i_sue

tuesday madness

Nov 01, 2005 16:08

i needed a 5 min break from breathing new life into the deal i thought surley was dead as of last week... and so i thought, lets see what has beeing going on with the folks that got me listed on this livejournal thing ( Read more... )

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davimye November 1 2005, 22:52:42 UTC

Welcome to my world of bad spelling. There is spell check on LJ

ha ha... i_sue November 1 2005, 23:00:46 UTC

is that all you could muster in response? that's no way to get me to participate in this thing ;)

yeah, i'm sure there is and if i wasnt seeing double, i might actually find it on here ;)

ah, i'm tired. it's 5pm, meaning, really 6pm - just b/c the clock got turned doesnt mean my body functions that way too - and i'm just plain tired from staying up a little too late last night...

hrm... voidness November 1 2005, 23:25:47 UTC

I don't think i have the brain power to formulate any arguments right now about whats good about cartoons... (man this was a suck afternoon...)

If you want LJ to be more interesting I suggest reading other people's friends lists (people seem to read mine for some unknown reason...)

Reality is overrated...

Re: hrm... samcallahan November 2 2005, 04:40:36 UTC

I don't know who else reads your friends list, but I have a couple of reasons. One is that it's a bad habit from when I first started using LJ, and hadn't added any friends of my own yet. So I went through LJ as a ghost, and read your friends page.

Then, I'm not big on adding people until I've met them a few times and talked to them in RL. That's not a hard and fast rule, but it's generally the case. Many of the people on your friends list that aren't on mine are people that I fully expect to meet at some point in time, so why not read their LJ and meet them with a little bit of context in place. Also, it gives me an idea of who I might want to seek out and spend more time talking to at one of your parties.

Does that answer the question?

I don't have anime down as one of my interests, either. Then again, I don't have enough interest down.

Re: hrm... i_sue November 2 2005, 14:12:36 UTC

i suppose you are correct in that this is a way get to know someone prior to actually meeting them... sort of like a screening process ;)