ADDATHON!!!!

[synnoveaevael]

So. We all have amazingly fantastic friends on this wonderful playground we call LiveJournal, right?

So, post a small biography of who you are, what your interests are and snoop around the other commenters. See who's fun to add.

*pimps friends*

My friends are the bestest.

Comments

I thought I was the only one...

[brangwaine.livejournal.com]

Cheer up in sterotypically gloomy weather (y'know, gray skies, rains medium to medium-hard and doesn't stop for at the very least a day and a half, stays kinda cool and damp).

There is something about the way the world smells when it is not *quite* raining, huh?

Re: I thought I was the only one...

[eternalprelude.livejournal.com]

Indeed. I LOVE that smell. I never get enough of it down here. It's sunny 90% of the time, and when it decides to rain, it rains REALLY hard for like 19 minutes, then is sunny again. I miss good ol' Jersey rain....gets cloudy on a Monday afternoon, starts raining Monday night and doesn't let up till very early Wednesday morning, and you get the rain smell before and after it starts raining. Bliss.

Incidentally, my all-time favorite song is Only Happy When It Rains. :D

Re: I thought I was the only one...

[brangwaine.livejournal.com]

HA! I am partial to Paint it Black.

I never liked Jersey weather. But then, I never liked Jersey. *shrugs* I am biased.

And it drizzles down here. It's either nasty hot, chest hurting cold or crazy thunderstorms... I like the thunderstorms, so that makes it okay with me. :D

Re: I thought I was the only one...

[eternalprelude.livejournal.com]

I don't mind the thunderstorms (in fact, the absolute best lightning bolts I've seen have all been while on Dyess), but I actually miss Jersey humidity. See, it's really hot down here during the summer, but it's hot and dry, which I actually find to be slightly more uncomfortable than hot and humid (guess my body's just used to humidity). And I HATE winters down here. It feels twice as cold here than in Jersey specifically because it's way less humid and way windier. 30 degrees here feels like 8 degrees in Jersey.

As for the "hating Jersey" thing, it might be an Oklahoma thing. One of my friends down here is from Muskogee, OK, and he's professed to dislike Jersey (but, by using me as his only example of the Jersey species, which makes for bad judgement, as I'm far from a typical example).

Re: I thought I was the only one...

[brangwaine.livejournal.com]

I think my disklike for Jersey is mostly because my ex was from Newark. He is now *back* in Newark with the rest of the New York sized cockroaches.

Just kidding. About the cockroaches, I mean. We all know that Jersey ones are bigger. :D

Of course, the only part of Jersey that I have ever seen was Newark. I have heard that there are beautiful parts to it-and I bet that I would like those parts. I just don't like lots of people... thus, I don't like Newark... thus I don't like Jersey.

Re: I thought I was the only one...

[eternalprelude.livejournal.com]

When will people learn, that Newark is the absolutely WORST example anyone can draw from Jersey? As much as I love KMFDM, I concur that there is something SERIOUSLY wrong with them, based on the fact that a few of them have actually decided that Newark, NJ, is a good place to live based on aesthetics. Two words, people: PASSAIC RIVER!