Is it happening to me or you?

[t_yorke]

I've been crying a bit more than usual lately. I suppose that might seem a strange way to start off an entry; I should state right away that there's nothing wrong with me. I'm not depressed, nothing horrible has happened; I can't imagine being more contented, really. But for some reason, my emotions seem closer to the surface than even usual. The

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[mcgregor_ewan]

Christ, Thom, I always figured there was a medical explanation for your melancholic condition. It's simple as a small injection that goes straight to the endocrine gland. You'll be into it, mate, it is an archaic method. Right up your alley, along with every woman between the age of 45 and 50.

[t_yorke]

Well, isn't that a coincidence, Ewan, as I believe there's a fairly traditional cure for your condition as well. It's a simple procedure; you'll be up and around in a few days, and you'll still be able to lead a healthy, active lifestyle. And best of all, there'll be no more embarrassing furniture-humping incidents in front of company.

[j_rhysmeyers]

Oh, don't mind Ewan. He's raised furniture perversion to a new art form. Do not mock until you've seen how many ticket sales we've collected in a mere week of printing his business cards.

You must be on the constant edge of hunger, Thom. You always write about food.

[t_yorke]

I think I'll wait until they show the arrest footage on Channel Four.

I like food. It's a brilliant thing to talk about. Plus it's something everyone can enjoy discussing.

[j_greenwood]

I am concerned when you go through a period where you don't cry. What kind of croissant?

[t_yorke]

It's lovely to be understood. Buttered. Mmm.

[bjork__g]

I hope you feel better soon.