tommorrow it's war all over again

I personally enjoy blogging, because you're up to rant all you want. Originally yes, but discussions some time ago have proven that bloggers are responsible for whatever they say, be it intentional or unintentional, coherent or incoherent, on their blogs.

Thought that you were safe commenting about others?

You are, for most part. It depends on your comfidence where unknown readers are concerned. Sure, yours is only one in millions.

I've realised that I rant a lot, as stated in the previous post, and the most probable reason is that everything's accumulated in my brain because I do not get them politely out of that little space through this method called talking. The simple observation of my lack of participating in this communicative activity otherwise known as talking explains quite a few things. It does explain why I tend to rant excessively when I happen to receive phonecalls, which happens, at best, -an approximate- once a week.

And lack of MSN souls when I need to find people.

Meh, lately I've been feeling the urge to move to LJ. But if I want to do that, I must -somehow- instigate persuade others to do so as well. LJ isn't fun without a whole bunch of people to constantly nag at you.

'sides that, LJ communities -> <3

Hope you guys will have comments about that appeal. (LJ from next year? Whoo...)

Time to cherish the last three to four hours of holidays.

Tommorrow, we fight. Again.