Mindless Drivel is my specialty, yes.

[swannishs_epee]

Crap! I just typed out a whole entry, then the page...grr. I hate that. And it didn't even say to start from saved draft like it does on my computer!! >.< This dumb computer...

Annnyways, I was just talking about how YouTube makes me think about how similar our American culture is. I mean, the typical Youtube video usually has two guys in a standard

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Fads

[eppylover]

Don't you hate when you're totally digging this one thing, but nobody else around you is into it or they haven't even heard of it?

Are you talking about "realworld" people or online? Because realworld people are pretty lame when it comes to latching onto things that are awesome. It's difficult not to get bored conversing with them. I do not like thee, realworld person. You sucketh.

I guess you must mean RL peeps, because you mentioned lolcats (aka cheezburger), which everyone online seems to be verklempt over.

Online peeps are not dreamworld. Meet some of them sometime.

Don't you hate when you're totally digging this one thing, but nobody else around you is into it or they haven't even heard of it?If you're talking fads, then nope, I'm the opposite

Re: Fads

[swannishs_epee]

Yeah, I'm referring to real world people. Haha, totally agreed. They're so plain and...boring. *sigh* I guess I'm just moping over my lonliness in being anti-fad. Isolation can get old after a while.

Online peeps are not dreamworld. Meet some of them sometime.
Haha. I wish! But, alas, such is a parent-covered world of interwebz security.

And kudos for reading my drivel. ;)

parent-covered world of interwebz security

[eppylover]

Once again, teh christine has been shown to be the antithesis of normal parenting.

I like to meet my flisters. Daughter Stephy, however, despite even my offers to go tête-á-tête with their parents, is much too leery about meeting her own online peeps.

Dang.

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p.s. Thanks for the kudos. Tasty.

Re: parent-covered world of interwebz security

[swannishs_epee]

lol!