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ravenOdd thing.
Firstly, I have 74 LJ friends. I started this journal in July with a base collection of 13 friends. How the hell did this happen? I know I have a higher-than-average proportion of LJ friends that I know in real life -![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
eniddy, sprog, snowdrop24, purplerainbow, ![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-syndicated.gif)
osiris13, emerald_embers, sexy_saba, kittysplitter, chanandlerbong, megegan and lilka.
And there's people who have moved journals, and I haven't bothered deleting the old ones. It seems to me that people have been doing that a lot lately - moving, that is. I know I've done it myself, but I moved journals because I was given a paid account and thought it was best to start afresh, and besides, most people here don't remember my old account, which I still haven't deleted - I should.
I guess people get bored of usernames. Which is understandable, but all the good usernames on LiveJournal are early adopter accounts that have never been used. It's an example of Murphy's Law. I think.
Firstly, I have 74 LJ friends. I started this journal in July with a base collection of 13 friends. How the hell did this happen? I know I have a higher-than-average proportion of LJ friends that I know in real life -
eniddy, sprog, snowdrop24, purplerainbow, osiris13, emerald_embers, sexy_saba, kittysplitter, chanandlerbong, megegan and lilka.And there's people who have moved journals, and I haven't bothered deleting the old ones. It seems to me that people have been doing that a lot lately - moving, that is. I know I've done it myself, but I moved journals because I was given a paid account and thought it was best to start afresh, and besides, most people here don't remember my old account, which I still haven't deleted - I should.
I guess people get bored of usernames. Which is understandable, but all the good usernames on LiveJournal are early adopter accounts that have never been used. It's an example of Murphy's Law. I think.
