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so, i recently signed up at myspace. if you aren't there, go - it's fun, just like friendster. i feel like i don't use these services the right way or something, though. i think you just go there to connect with friends. the reason IIII go there is to understand who people are talking about when they reference a friend or beau i don't know yet. that's useful.

this morning, my high school (Bishop Watterson -go Eagles!) contacted me to become it's friend. inanimate objects and groups can do this, often so you can click it and see who else signed up from there. so, as i adored high school, i approved and clicked to see who else was signed up. a guy named steve who is only 21 or so took a quiz that accompanies these things, so you can get to know him. categories like "left or right handed" and "do you like thunderstorms?" prevail in these types of surveys. one category reads "what is your weakness?", an obviously headier question than some. steve is in ROTC, loves burnettes (sic) and "can't remember!" on how many drugs he's taken. his weakness? our friend steve wrote "emotional stuff", which i haven't stopped laughing at yet.

emotional stuff, man.
noone understands me.