So, what's at the bottom of LiveJournal's creativity barrel today?
Writer's Block. Just when you think the oaken vessel has finally given up the ghost, a worm pops its head through the decaying splinters, tells you something else about the world you'd rather not know, and asks you a question about it:
"Hospital dramas are a time-honored staple of television, from General Hospital to County General to Seattle Grace. Which TV hospital would you most want to check in to? And who would be your doctor?"
Yes. That makes sense. Because if you're suffering from a serious illness or injury you're obviously going to want to check into a fictional hospital, and be seen by an actor playing a doctor, aren't you?
According to the LiveJournal "Welcome back" page, but a bit further down from the above piece of vitally-important shite, is a message about 'em moving their servers from San Francisco to Montana today. (I should imagine that's a bit like someone packing their bags in Old Compton Street, and heading off to Brighton to "get away from all the gayness".)
Is it very wrong of me to hope that something "exciting" happens to 'em en route?
http://news.livejournal.com/111137.html
Bonus: Netbooks! Not just for wives working on their doctorates in developmental psychology (whatever that might be)...
http://www.businessweek.com/technology/content/nov2008/tc20081114_674063.htm
"Hospital dramas are a time-honored staple of television, from General Hospital to County General to Seattle Grace. Which TV hospital would you most want to check in to? And who would be your doctor?"
Yes. That makes sense. Because if you're suffering from a serious illness or injury you're obviously going to want to check into a fictional hospital, and be seen by an actor playing a doctor, aren't you?
According to the LiveJournal "Welcome back" page, but a bit further down from the above piece of vitally-important shite, is a message about 'em moving their servers from San Francisco to Montana today. (I should imagine that's a bit like someone packing their bags in Old Compton Street, and heading off to Brighton to "get away from all the gayness".)
Is it very wrong of me to hope that something "exciting" happens to 'em en route?
http://news.livejournal.com/111137.html
Bonus: Netbooks! Not just for wives working on their doctorates in developmental psychology (whatever that might be)...
http://www.businessweek.com/technology/content/nov2008/tc20081114_674063.htm