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sssnarlene says, "I bow my head in tribute to the freshmaker of the universe."

coathangerwings says, "Anything we say can only be redundant. We were rendered speechless and we bow to the greatness that is your verbosity."

glendaplatypus says, "You pursue what you love and exhaust everything you can from them. You are also a big fat bitch and ... most of all, you are a girly whore who likes masturbating on LJ. Sometimes, I have funny images of you dancing Michael Flatley's Lord Of The Dance in my head."

There seems to be a great disjunction between the my personal view of this journal and the viewpoint of others.

First of all, feel free to add me to your friends list, Yahoo! or AIM Buddy List. I will not get offended because I was added "without my permission" or because I don't know you. On the contrary, adding me strokes my ego and makes me feel that somehow, my blather is not like a tree that falls down for nobody to hear.

For me, the friends system works more as a reading list than some kind of elitist system of inclusion in which some people are "in" and some people are "out". I hardly make many friends only posts at all, so what you see here is what everybody sees.

On the other hand, I don't "automatically" add people unless they're writing or discussing something of interest to me. Even people I hate are worth reading and even my best friends aren't great reads.

If any of my posts amuse you, feel free to link it or drop it around. I will not demand you ask for permission to dispense my pithy gems of pop cultural wisdom.

Feel free to comment, whether or not I've friended you or I've ever commented on your journal. I enjoy feedback, discussions, conversations and even silly exchanges. The comments page is not some sacred space to be participated in by only the inner circle but rather, it is a public forum. If you have something fun or interesting you'd like to chime in, feel free.