smarter than a garter

[recrudescence]

I...feel like learning some choreography.

And it's all because I caught a video of Leann Rimes done up like Roxie Hart channeling Christina Aguilera. I'm not really a country fan, but the video for "Nothin' Better to Do" has seriously gotten lodged in my head. I want to do jaunty little tabletop dances in a cute little prison dress, too. Definitely was catchier than I expected. And holy crap, she's twenty-five now? Wasn't she fourteen, like, yesterday?

Hey, have you ever ripped someone a new one, albeit rather politely, on one of those anonymeme things? I feel kind of crappy for speaking my mind and don't think I'll be doing it under the beacon of anonymity again. Would it be too weird to tap the recipient's Internet shoulder and come clean?

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[recrudescence.livejournal.com]

I s'pose the smart thing is to learn from my mistakes and not repeat anything that makes me uncomfortable. *snorts* I used to think most people could at least fake being tough on the Internet, but that was before I realized there's nothing about 'net relationships that makes them more artificial than RL ones. Any why put up a front for something that matters? Srs biz, f'srs.

[karaokegal.livejournal.com]

My personal experience is that they be much more intense and the absolute worst (my situation) is when they cross the line...so when it all went to hell in a basket, I lost not only a internet buddy, but a real person I'd met in the flesh. And you wonder why it still hurts every time I see their user name?