In which FHC torpedoes his relationship

WE all know this is not my day to blog: on Saturdays FHC’s is written in good grammatical English and is trying to “use the blogosphere as a forum to make a difference”. But LL is busy being all lawyerly (we law students really need to look into sunless tanning and open relationships).

Cub has 357 friends on his friendster account so I was going to work on my myspace account - via generous Chrisafer - today (I told LL to consider it like research and I wrote that I was idealistic and intense and loved the sneaker pimps) which is progressing really well even if I couldn’t find the “who’s viewed me” feature. I have now started browsing every gay guy between 22 and 29 (drinker but NOT smoker) in DC to add them to my myspace roaster: I was of course thinking of Tony the tiger and JC even if I suspect him to not be really 18. Gosh this is sooo trashy but at least I could join any group I wanted while on friendster I never managed to get in the cool jews Group.

In other uninteresting news, I saw Blaine’s Giant Fish Bowl and found that it was a good idea and really worth the trip to NYC, I heard someone saying “what I like in cafés in the US is that people are on their computers so it’s quiet ! “, Fagat what's the name of the cute guy ? why is it so hard to find French music on itunes like JJ Goldman and Michel Sardou. I am not sure I like the Gnarls Barkeley and I am really looking forward to watching Akeelah and the bee tonight.

Am I the only one who seriously wants to discuss the fact that Charles is definitely not the father of Harry and that there is reason why the Royal Family is completely ok with him going fighting in Iraq this summer. Someone might want to stop these people !

Comments

[LL]

I did try to blog today to undo some of the damage of yesterday's blog, in which FHC tried to alienate my only remaining friends in DC in advance of my arrival in a few weeks. Not surprisingly, FHC insisted that I "study" and not make a contribution.

[Fagat]

We have friendster envy.