Absolutely

[nature_laughs]

Hilarious how so many of the 'cool' people from livejournal have up and left--joined the ranks of myspace. Absolutely high-larious. By the way, I'm there too... so if you're on it and you know what I'm talking about, look me up. You know who you are.

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[bowandarrow]

boo, another one leaving for myspace...

[morenamuse]

word.

but you're right... my friends page is increasingly sparse.

I hope this doesn't mean we're growing up.

People are dying off:

[nature_laughs]

It definitely doesn't mean we're growing up though. I haven't left here nor grown roots there; I see the use in both. However, the reason why I stopped posting journal entries here was I never seemed to be able to write what I wanted to say, and there's always another person who has things to say and worlds better ways to say them. I don't quite fit anywhere. Everyone here has been pretty neutral toward me. I've never received a staggering amount of support, nor have I found it completely barren. And so, my reasons stay.

Are you still out of the country? The last time I ran into you was at that Rufus Wainwright concert..

yeah yeah,

[nature_laughs]

I bet you secretly have one! Even if nobody knows who you are and it's just so you can secretly look at other peoples' profiles and gloat-- don't you play the innocent one with me...

[solid_nectarine]

there's never been anything constructive to say on the internet anyway. myspace, livejournal, friendster, bullshit... it's all just ways for people to promote themselves or put themselves out there for even the slightest hint of communication to another person. the only reason i started using myspace was to track down friends who i couldn't find via livejournal anymore. oh, and to snoop on other people. because who the fuck isn't trying to find kyle lind?

[nature_laughs]

I agree with you! And it's creepy how much you were reading my mind with that last statement. Just dang creepy.

[webofwoo]

word about kyle.