... And now I live life in the bus-lane...

[hirez]

Nothing.

I have the ugly impression that life is busily happening to other people as they wave gaily from the buses marked 'Interesting' as they steam past. (Of course, my bus was marked 'Furthur' but I was persuaded off it in a moment of weakness. Damn. I hate it when that happens)

Have dug out a wedge of old-school electrofunk 12" classics on the off-chance they were as good as I remembered. Oh yes indeed. There was a time when all the best records came out of New York.

But nostalgia's not a healthy place to be. Enough of that.

Need to fix some things I've been putting off. Most for far too long. Then my psyche will unlock and I can continue to the next level. Maybe I get the keys to the bus back. Who can say?

Also need massive clue regarding friends-list etiquette. Answers to the usual address please, chaps.

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[ex-wendles389.livejournal.com]

I didn't realise there was some sort of etiquette thing either!

The only general rule I have is only adding people to my list I know IRL, and in the couple of cases where I don't it's from knowing them via email. There are other people who I know are interested in our events/ebay info, but I don't feel I know them well enough to post other stuff to - hence the public/friends-only split.

I don't feel it's any big deal if I add someone and they don't add me, though I have had one complaint about the reverse to date (but once it was explained they were OK about it).

Write and add friends (or not) as it suits you, not other people...

[hirez.livejournal.com]

I wasn't sure if there was or not, but having made somewhat of a faux pas a few years ago on the Amiga demoscene, I thought it best to ask the odd expert. (Music-hall jokes in the last sentences left as an exercise for the reader.)

Anyway. People that I've not seen/spoken to for years seem to be crawling out of the woodwork in a most pleasing and extirely unexpected manner. Big y'selves up.

Records. Yes. Dunno when, mind.