Remind me not to become a Dr. Who fan after all...

I might actually *understand* the argument in question here. That said, I have a comparison to make. I call troll on this guy. Troll does not mean (as he correctly stated) "somebody who doesn't agree with you", but I'd say anybody so vehement about defining fan as "people who agree with me" is a troll. Certain parties go around and call various people who disagree with them not-really-autistic based on flimsy evidence such as "well, they have a website". SO! I can call them trolls too, right? Please? It'd make me feel better.

I need to get a life.

Journal entries: 2,635
Support points: 2,252
Comments: Posted: 20,066 - Received: 20,223

In 567 days.

That's... oh, let's see. An average of 7 posts, 35 comments posted and 36 comments received every day. Oh, and several support points daily, but I didn't start doing that until I'd been on LiveJournal a while.

*dies*

Hey, this raises an interesting question. I don't comment, like, ever. You know that! So where the frak are all these comments coming from? 20,066 comments posted? I don't think so!

Weird again.

There's a group picture of Jenn and her friends and me at... some movie or another. And I'm looking in a *completely* different direction from everyone else. Do I always do this? Don't answer if you don't know.

*giggles*

Mock Protest signs.

Jenn had better be home soon, that's all I have to say

Ana broke my glasses. Snapped the frames. I *like* these glasses, and I'm half blind without them. They're *barely* holding together. Ana can play by herself until her parents get home. Shouldn't be too long, so it's not as bad as it sounds.