I've got the one for unread/replied everybody comments
I heard you say you were doing that, right, so I did it (because it really is much more convenient and neat) and (*facepalm*) didn't realise that the number of new emails wouldn't show up when I signed in, so here I am getting all sad because I've had absolutely NO comments/replies/emails from anyone since last night, when really I had 20 sitting there waiting. I have to remind myself to actually go to my Hotmail page and check the Comments folder.
And yes, I've got tons from you (that 59 was actually really inaccurate, because there were comments there that I just hadn't deleted after replying. But give us a week or two and we could bump the number up again, I'm sure)
Well, that lasted long. *luffs you too much to stay away*
And so I'm glad! Who else would I talk endlessly to? Who else will I reply to even when it's not my post to begin with? Who else will I 'ship femslash with? Who else will I write House episodes with? WHO WILL BETA MY FICS? WHO WILL GIVE ME HISTORY LESSONS ON GUYS WITH FUNNY RULES ABOUT HATS? AHHH. *clings* I luff my Alexandria.
Sometimes I download them before listening to them if somebody says that it's good
Me too. My friend Rachell is always telling me to download some song or another. And even though she has some different tastes, she just knows what I would or wouldn't like, so it's good.
women with male GPs who get conditions that are somewhat personal probably let them get worse before mentioning them than women with female doctors do, because the ones with girldocs are more comfortable talking to them.
That's so true. D'you reckon the same goes for men with female doctors? 'Cause there'd be the understandable embarrassment if it's something personal (like, involving sex or their genitals, I'm guessing) but then, would there be a pride/embarrassment thing with male doctors too? It's hard to think like a man if you're not actually male. Hmm.
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Date: 2007-02-22 04:51 am (UTC)I heard you say you were doing that, right, so I did it (because it really is much more convenient and neat) and (*facepalm*) didn't realise that the number of new emails wouldn't show up when I signed in, so here I am getting all sad because I've had absolutely NO comments/replies/emails from anyone since last night, when really I had 20 sitting there waiting. I have to remind myself to actually go to my Hotmail page and check the Comments folder.
And yes, I've got tons from you (that 59 was actually really inaccurate, because there were comments there that I just hadn't deleted after replying. But give us a week or two and we could bump the number up again, I'm sure)
Well, that lasted long. *luffs you too much to stay away*
And so I'm glad! Who else would I talk endlessly to? Who else will I reply to even when it's not my post to begin with? Who else will I 'ship femslash with? Who else will I write House episodes with? WHO WILL BETA MY FICS? WHO WILL GIVE ME HISTORY LESSONS ON GUYS WITH FUNNY RULES ABOUT HATS? AHHH. *clings* I luff my Alexandria.
Sometimes I download them before listening to them if somebody says that it's good
Me too. My friend Rachell is always telling me to download some song or another. And even though she has some different tastes, she just knows what I would or wouldn't like, so it's good.
women with male GPs who get conditions that are somewhat personal probably let them get worse before mentioning them than women with female doctors do, because the ones with girldocs are more comfortable talking to them.
That's so true. D'you reckon the same goes for men with female doctors? 'Cause there'd be the understandable embarrassment if it's something personal (like, involving sex or their genitals, I'm guessing) but then, would there be a pride/embarrassment thing with male doctors too? It's hard to think like a man if you're not actually male. Hmm.