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| − | LiveJournal is an online [[blog|blogging]] tool that allows for the immediate creation and dissemination of [[drama]]. Livejournal allows you to post as much malicious content as you want, and the subject of said malicious content always finds out about it. Thus, you should probably limit your posts to lame [[memes]] and [[ | + | LiveJournal is an online [[blog|blogging]] tool that allows for the immediate creation and dissemination of [[drama]]. Livejournal allows you to post as much malicious content as you want, and the subject of said malicious content always finds out about it. Thus, you should probably limit your posts to lame [[memes]] and [[procrastination|complaining about how much work you have to do and how you're a terrible person for not doing it.]] |
For students who don't feel like e-mailing or calling their friends, LiveJournal is a great way to keep in touch with people outside of the [[Knox Bubble]]. | For students who don't feel like e-mailing or calling their friends, LiveJournal is a great way to keep in touch with people outside of the [[Knox Bubble]]. | ||
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Latest revision as of 03:03, 29 July 2007
LiveJournal is an online blogging tool that allows for the immediate creation and dissemination of drama. Livejournal allows you to post as much malicious content as you want, and the subject of said malicious content always finds out about it. Thus, you should probably limit your posts to lame memes and complaining about how much work you have to do and how you're a terrible person for not doing it.
For students who don't feel like e-mailing or calling their friends, LiveJournal is a great way to keep in touch with people outside of the Knox Bubble.
