some dybr

[mrstogoff]

On diet, struggling for the "perfect weight".
Reading Céline, "Mort à crédit". May recommend it to anybody who feels depressed and want to stay depressed.

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[jentizzle]

May recommend it to anybody who feels depressed and want to stay depressed

hahaha, I'm on it (finding the novel that is). I'll let you know how it goes for me. thanks for the heads up, I love livejournal for expressly this reason!

[mrstogoff]

OK, I will be glad to hear about your impressions.
BTW, while reading the novel more, I am beginning to see irony here and there. and I am starting to suspect that the author is not always as honestly depressed as he appeared to be, that he (sometimes?) secretly laughing at the horrors and disgusting things he describes.

[lade]

Will you unfriend me? I honestly don't even know why you friended me to begin with.

[mrstogoff]

well.. to tell you the truth, I don't remember exactly why I friended you. maybe because of common interests? ;-) but no problem, I may unfriend you, if it will bother you.

also lately this journal was kind of inactive, you know. but maybe it will strike again.

[lade]

Ok, well thank you for your understanding and yes please go ahead and unfriend me.

[mrstogoff]

Done

[rafaga]

And to put an end to depression read Guberman, "The Book on Delicious and Healthy Life".

thanks for your concern

[mrstogoff]

actually, I am reading "Anna Karenin" by Leo Tolstoy now. nice book, indeed, although they say it lacks happy ending. ;)

as for Guberman, I am pleased to hear that my compatriot is so popular (almost as Beaumarchais used to be), but still..