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[active_apathy]

New email: 13.
Marked as spam: 12.
Marked as read: 1.

So, I'm going to play with a half-remembered commentspam meme.

The Half-Remembered Commentspam Meme!™

The way this works, as best I recall is that:

1. I make a new post in my journal. Oh, hey, here's one. Whee.
   
2. You comment on the entry with pretty much anything that won't upset the rest of my flist. We're nice people here.
   
3. You comment on the comments to the entry.
   
4. The comments can be as lucid or as pointless as you like.
   
5. The entry gets immensely commentspammed. Go mad. I have Gmail.
   
6. Fun is had by all.
7. Those who desire may repost the Half-Remembered Commentspam Meme!™. They can then get their own original commentspam on their own memetic entries. It is absolutely essential that they respect my wishes.

And that's about it for the Half-Remembered Commentspam Meme!™, which, I suppose, may also be written as Commentspam! At The LJ, if you're so inclined.

Comments

[active-apathy.livejournal.com]

In nineteen hours, I'm freeeeeeeee! for a couple of months.

[deepfishy.livejournal.com]

YAAAAAY!!!

Good luck!

[active-apathy.livejournal.com]

Thanks kindly, but no luck required. Just a leetle bit of typing (and, really, this one will pass so long as it's actually done) and then it's all over for the year.

And then, I get to see if I get home in time for the Glass House.

[deepfishy.livejournal.com]

Even better! I've gotten used to wishing law-student friends luck with exams, even though I only had essays for the last two years of uni. Happy typing, then! (or whatever is the appropriate well-wishing phrase :P...)

*rebellious muttering over cancellation*

[palmer-kun.livejournal.com]

And then you'll return to your regular daily updates of awesome?

[active-apathy.livejournal.com]

I'll make an attempt at it, and on catching up with some of my other outstanding¹ projects.

1. 'Outstanding', of course, being used to mean that they're not done yet. Use of the word 'outstanding' is not to be taken as an indicator or guarantee of quality.

[palmer-kun.livejournal.com]

The fact they are YOUR projects is all the indicator and guarantee of quality I require.