one down, one to go

[low_delta]

Okay, so just the other day, I mentioned my non-shared interests. I happened to glance at my interests list, and I noticed that one of them was no longer unique. I had posted the link to Tim Bradstreet's site, so I figured someone followed it and decided s/he liked what s/he saw. So I clicked on that interest to see who. some guy named Richard who just joined today. Huh.

And we're well into the 72 thousands of Journals assigned. (At least Richard has a 73,196 behind his name. And a friend of his is 733214. So that's a couple dozen new users today.)

Comments

[serendipity.livejournal.com]

I added a couple of new interests to my own list. They're not unique, but why the hell do you suppose it took me so long to add *green eyes* and *serendipity*?

[low-delta.livejournal.com]

serendipity? Maybe because it was *obvious* that you were interested in yoursel- oops, I mean in that concept.

;-)

Re:

[serendipity.livejournal.com]

The concept, the concept! (Actually, I like the ambiguity of that particular interest.)

You're right, though: I do try to avoid the obvious in my interests. I refuse to include such interests as hugs, love, sex, food, fun, etc. Although I did include family, friends, and LiveJournal. Oh, well, we all have to decide just where to draw the line, I guess.

[low-delta.livejournal.com]

The ambiguity of the concept - no! the concept of the ambiguity.

I prefer the application of ambiguity over the concept. But I'm not sure if *that* concept makes sense. Would that make it ambiguous?

Anyway, I did appreciate the ambiguity of that particular interest. :-)