Once again, three of my friends have birthdays on the same day; what're the odds? So, many happy returns of the day to [livejournal.com profile] soft_princess, [livejournal.com profile] cherryicee and [livejournal.com profile] mariposa1962. I hope you all have wonderful birthdays ::many hugs and smooches::

I'm recovering from the twin embarrassments of discovering yesterday, thanks to the eagle eyes of [livejournal.com profile] lovesbitca that when I archived Secretary, I missed out three whole chapters in part three. The weird thing? It still made sort of sense ;-) But there was some of my favourite smut missing which would never do, including this bit which I adore because I can just hear her saying it, overiding all his concerns,

"And I slid right down on it and then you pulled out and you fucked me over the desk, Wes. You fucked me over the desk. I don't give a fuck if it hurts, cause it's a good kind of hurt, I want you to fuck me over the desk."

Really, she can't say it any plainer than that and for one second, she wonders if she's over-stepped the mark. Been too pushy. Too domineering but then she hears the rasp of his zipper…
::melts::

And zippers are sort of what the second OMG, what did I do? is about. I started to iron my navy trousers and discovered a huge rent down the seam at the back. These were the trousers I'd worn to do my library volunteering and go with L to the speech therapist in.

I do seem to recall a faint tearing noise but when? And did I dare try them on to see just how much of my bottom had been on display? Was ignorance bliss?

I finally cracked (hah, hah) and tried them on and implored David to tell me if he could see vast amounts of my backside. The conclusion was, not unless I bent over. What, as I would when I was tidying the shelves, you mean? The only thing saving me from expiring from the shame is the fact that when I kneel to do that, I'm in an aisle and it's impossible for anyone to be behind me.

They're in the bin now and my blush is fading slightly.
Because I need a break and I love these fact thingies.

Date you joined: 2003-03-17 13:26:14
Number of journal entries: 988
Number of people on your friends list: 311. 33 communities.
Number of comments you've posted: 15,889 ::gulps. wow::
Number of comments received: 18,552 :;is staggered::

Person who introduced you to LJ: It was this tangle of folk and circumstances, including [livejournal.com profile] mahaliem who told me she was going to get one when I expressed hesitation, so I immediately proved my innate sheepiness and said, 'Oh, if you will, I will then!', [livejournal.com profile] cavalaxis who first told me [livejournal.com profile] herself_nyc had rec'd me on her LJ to which I intelligently said, 'Huh? What's an LJ? Never heard of them', [livejournal.com profile] harmonyfb who put up with me posting anonymous spam all over her LJ because damned if I knew how the things worked, and last, but never, ever least, my darling Green, who gave me my code :;smooches [livejournal.com profile] xanphibian::

Still friends with this person: every single one of them ::clings::

How many people have you introduced to LJ: Umm. I've given codes to two people, and I know at least two who got LJs because I raved over how much fun they were.

List everyone on your friends list who you have met in person: In chronological order, [livejournal.com profile] circe_tigana, [livejournal.com profile] flowery_twat, [livejournal.com profile] fitofpique, [livejournal.com profile] glossing, [livejournal.com profile] autobadgirl and [livejournal.com profile] wolfling.

Anyone on LJ you can't stand: Yes. What? You want names? Heh. Right. Truthfully, 99% of Ljers are up there with the nicest people I've ever met. You're friendly, caring, intelligent, creative and endlessly generous. Some have egos that I'd meet in a dark alley and run from, screaming, but it adds to your individuality and charm in most cases :-)

Name one person on your friends list you would most like to meet: One? One? Can't. It's all one jumbled mass of 'her' and 'her' and 'ooh, yes, her!'. My co-writers mostly, because it's something that brings you close and I'd love to translate that into meeting up. So, [livejournal.com profile] wesleysgirl, [livejournal.com profile] justhuman, [livejournal.com profile] allegraslade, [livejournal.com profile] darling_effect and [livejournal.com profile] lovesbitca but really, any of you. Door's always open to an LJ friend ::smooches f-list:: And [livejournal.com profile] flaming_muse, [livejournal.com profile] mogigraphia, [livejournal.com profile] swmbo, [livejournal.com profile] chrisleeoctaves, [livejournal.com profile] marguerite_26, [livejournal.com profile] luvsbitch, anyone else mentioned on this page already...One? What kind of daft question is this?


Ever ban someone from commenting in your journal: No. I can deal with annoyances without that. I did stop anonymous comments for a while when that Passion of Christ spam was going around because it got on my nerves.

Biggest pet peeve about LJ: this new update page with the scrolling bar not being visible until you, heh, scroll.

Do you feel close to most of the people on your friends list: Most? No. 300+ is too many for that. There's a core of twenty or so I feel are real friends, though I haven't ever listed them even mentally and counted, so that could be well off, and a host of others I feel friendly towards - and some are just names because there's not much contact, which is fine. If you look at it as a reading list, it brings out the unlikelihood that a shared interest in one thing (Buffy/Angel fic for most of my list) would translate to guaranteed friendship. I feel incredibly fortunate to have made as many close friends as I have.

How many journals on Live Journal do you have: One. This one. I suppose [livejournal.com profile] secretary_rpg too, now I come to think of it; a quarter of it, that is :-)
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