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[yendi]

So, what's worse: The fact that I could write a post last night that was total gibberish, to the tune of having a sentence beginning "''song and mousegrrl" without ever completing it, or the fact that no one at all noticed?

Note to self: Don't write when sick.

Comments

[technomom]

I noticed! It was just so late that I thought maybe it was just my brain not understanding . . .

[yendi]

A-ha! Little did I count on other folks being out of it, too. :-)

[terracinque.livejournal.com]

West Nile?

[yendi]

Euphrates. A related, but less dangerous, illness.

[tanaise.livejournal.com]

Oh, see, I thought you'd forgotten to close a tag, and lost text that way, cause that's what happens to me sometimes. See? I had faith in your inherent sense.

[piratejenny.livejournal.com]

Yeah, what she said. :-)

[yendi]

Actually, I looked at it and thought I might have done a bad tag, too. But those show up when you go to edit. Turned out my brain just didn't realize that I hadn't typed all of the words.

Faith in my inherent sense is a dangerous thing. It's something like one step short of Scientology.

[tanaise.livejournal.com]

So I'm not to give you all my money?

[yendi]

Just half at this stage. You've got to give it to me gradually, as you attain levels of enlightenment. At level 8, after which you'll have been given all your money over and taken out a life insurance policy with me as the beneficiary, you will gain the ability to fly. If the ability fails, it's clearly a sign of lack of faith. And without faith, the space aliens will attack, or something. Like I can figure out the mess L. Ron made. Just go worship bob_dot_com instead!

[dslartoo.livejournal.com]

I noticed, but didn't say anything for two reasons: 1) you had already gone to bed, and 2) you were bound to notice the next day and correct it before I could mention it to you then. (I don't generally check my friends list until I get in to work).

Like others, I have faith in your inherent ability to make sense. :)

cheers,
Phil

[yendi]

I've already commented on how naive such faith is. :-) But good reasons, otherwise.

[ilexx.livejournal.com]

uhm... don't look at me, man. i was wasted. heh.

[yendi]

Yeah, I'd noticed. :-) I figured you were distracted by the foot and the pie.

foot and pie disease...

[ilexx.livejournal.com]

need i say more?

[edie22.livejournal.com]

I noticed. I had to read it like 3 times to make sure it wasn't me.

[ariadnesthread.livejournal.com]

Some of us are beholden to the Corporate Evil Empire for our internet access and only get to read LJ and such on Mon-Fri during business hours.

On the plus side (of the netlessness), I will be receiving 2 new-to-me batteries for my crappy little laptop (it's a ca. 1998 IBM ThinkPad 560 with a P1/90MHz). At least my Very Small Desktop Computer will once again be a Portable Computer, even if it will remain netless (it has a 28.8 modem, but I don't have an ISP or phone service at home). At least I'll be able to write in coffeeshops again. Yay, eBay--$22 (plus shipping) for 2 slightly-used batteries.