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Why do online communities always must call their contact fuction "friends"? I've always disliked it about LJ, how a simple matter of adding someone's blog to your reading list evolved into DRAMA. I mean, it would have anyway, but I definitely think the choice of word made it worse. And I know that some people avoidd friending blogs they read because they felt like "friend" didn't quite describe their relationship. And now Facebook has "friends" too, and I don't like it at all. What's wrong with "contacts" or something other neutral?
SDpeaking of, sometimes I look through people who friend me and find new faces. Like girlatomic No idea who she is and why she friended me, but there are cute pictures in her LJ, so go look ^.^
And OMG supercute clothes!
And here too. How come fashionista-LJs always kick Swedish Blogosphere's ass?
Dad's coming tomorrow and he'll stay here until next Friday. I'll still be reachable and stuff, though. But less. And after that I'm free from work and school for a while, but there's prolly going to be publicity to be done.
Superinteresting article about teh Soviet sculpture - worker and the kolkhoz woman. For those into movies - it's in the logo of Mosfilm. he article is in Russian, but the first picture is from an unusual perspective and you can look at it without reading. If you are interested.
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SDpeaking of, sometimes I look through people who friend me and find new faces. Like girlatomic No idea who she is and why she friended me, but there are cute pictures in her LJ, so go look ^.^
And OMG supercute clothes!
And here too. How come fashionista-LJs always kick Swedish Blogosphere's ass?
Dad's coming tomorrow and he'll stay here until next Friday. I'll still be reachable and stuff, though. But less. And after that I'm free from work and school for a while, but there's prolly going to be publicity to be done.
Superinteresting article about teh Soviet sculpture - worker and the kolkhoz woman. For those into movies - it's in the logo of Mosfilm. he article is in Russian, but the first picture is from an unusual perspective and you can look at it without reading. If you are interested.
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