Comments | notreallyme: Welcome to the world's dullest journal., where nothing ever happens.

notreallyme

Welcome to the world's dullest journal., where nothing ever happens.

Jan 25, 2002 13:24

Nothing happened again, and I don't want to talk about it,either. Why am I here? In frustration, really. See, I don't _like_ LJ. I don't want any aspect of my life to be written down, visible, recorded for posterity. But lately it's become the only way to see how my friends are doing, so I come here and read it. I know that people I care ( Read more... )

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Nobody here kaustin April 27 2002, 11:33:44 UTC

I must be Nobody since I've read this entry and now I'm responding to it. I've always thought that I was probably a nobody but it's good to know now that I truly am Nobody.

exceptnot February 24 2003, 19:49:04 UTC

well you haven't written in a while. i was thinking of changing my username to notreallyme, but you have it, so i won't. but that'sok. hi. i hope you're ok. and i read this.

exceptnot February 27 2003, 13:44:51 UTC

In the spirit of utter patheticness which I seem to exhibit, I have completely and utterly forgotten my password for this account. Yes, I've requested it. Now the really fun part: tracking down what e-mail address I'm supposed to be using, and figuring it out ( ... )

exceptnot February 27 2003, 19:12:37 UTC

hey now, i think you're a witty character and i like the way you write. i don't want your livejournal name, but hey.... you should email me and we can talk more, if you want. ... horrendouslymild@aol.com

notreallyme April 22 2003, 20:11:36 UTC

Thanks very much for your kind opinion of me. I am very flattered. I would like to decline, however, on the e-mail offer - I am rather atrocious at keeping in touch that way. I am, however, very glad and grateful to see you write here.

Don't hold back! anonymous April 5 2003, 19:04:34 UTC

Privacy is over-rated. If you can't spew forth all the flaming emotions you feel towards your friends, life in general, and the government, you'll surely develop an ulcer. So don't hold back, take no prisoners, let er' rip, etc.

Re: Don't hold back! notreallyme April 22 2003, 20:15:42 UTC

Privacy is not rated high enough. It is a thing of paramount importance to me. As for, ahem, "spewing forth", as one so quaintly puts it, I really prefer venues for that which are not archived for posterity. It is not holding back; it is my nature. (Prisoners, incidentally, can be caused to perform physical labor, thereby being far more useful that way than non-taken. And if one lets 'er rip, one shall eventually have to darn'er. Or get a new 'er.)