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  • There’s a lovely chill channel called Many A True Nerd that does fun let’s plays.

    All kinds of games, and he’ll swing between doing one offs to check something new out to doing big long series if he thinks the game needs that much time to shine.

    Also occasional other videos for special occasions, like The Time He Tried To Turn His Cat Into A Cake (Jon can’t cook, so it…only sort of worked)

  • I’m off to the market, and then to the gym.

    Please leave all shopping requests below. Must supply own bags

  • We have no concept of β€œhow to sit quietly”

  • It was really good for that sort of creative thing. Blending photos and (lengthy) written descriptions or instructions is something Reddit isn't anywhere near as good at

  • Limits learned. 1 pint fine, 2 is too many

  • Is fine. Short walk. I have arrived

  • I followed a guy who was working in Antarctica. It was awesome.

  • I am little. I should not have had this much

  • It was a sort of combination of private diary, public column, and something like Reddit or here (because you could join communities with the same ID, which could themselves be either public or private).

    Surprisingly, LJ was really good for long-form writing. Multimedia projects, too.

  • By default public, but you could "friends-lock" things- either individual entries or the entire blog- to limit it to a selected audience

    People varied in how public they wanted it to be. Mine was very private.

  • More alcohol than I planned, but a good night

  • Lo these many years ago, there was Livejournal

  • Good girl Mavis. You're lovely

  • Stuff it, going to the pub