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katallisonSometimes I have wished that LJ would develop a functionality that would let you bookmark a particular point in your friendslist when you log off -- planting a temporal stake, metaphorically speaking -- and then, when you return, go to that point and catch up on posts in actual, rather than reverse, chronological order.
And yet, that would cheat me of such strange temporal/topical loops as the Great Frienditto Imbroglio, which apparently appeared, flared to fever pitch, and has now subsided to steady burn state, all in the eleven hours between my departure for work this morning and my return from the gym this evening. I have a perverse love for stumbling on such things in mid-uproar, and then backtracking through everyone's posts looking for Entry Zero.
(And are there *really* people in the world half-witted enough to go around blithely giving out their LJ password out to strangers? Mercy.)
And yet, that would cheat me of such strange temporal/topical loops as the Great Frienditto Imbroglio, which apparently appeared, flared to fever pitch, and has now subsided to steady burn state, all in the eleven hours between my departure for work this morning and my return from the gym this evening. I have a perverse love for stumbling on such things in mid-uproar, and then backtracking through everyone's posts looking for Entry Zero.
(And are there *really* people in the world half-witted enough to go around blithely giving out their LJ password out to strangers? Mercy.)
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Date: 2005-03-05 03:23 am (UTC)I was told that LJ claims it's too expensive/difficult to give us a bookmark. However, I didn't ask directly -- just whined loudly to people without any power to fix my problem. Maybe the desire for one just has to reach critical mass?