Stephanie, you done driving yet?
I think everyone should answer the where questions with "the imaginary people in the box that talk to me."
That way, I can laugh and laugh at the looks on the questioners' faces.
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Stephanie, you done driving yet?
I think everyone should answer the where questions with "the imaginary people in the box that talk to me."
That way, I can laugh and laugh at the looks on the questioners' faces.
In general, I cop to the internet. But I'm doing it with a "You wanna make something of it, huh????" look in my eye. And I often segue into the "Safe Arbor from Ann Arbor" story with Allyson and dare them to make light of the medium.
Nathan didn't need all that.
Where was this Allyson/msbelle discussion of the premiere?
Skim from about here: Allyson "Natter 39 and Holding" Sep 23, 2005 1:28:39 am PDT
Yeah, friend-of-a-friend is definitely the go-to answer.
Back this spring when I was in Houston, my bosses thought it was the weirdest thing that I was gonna go meet someone in person that I had met online.
I kinda wanted to say, "Yeah, it was kinda' werid, the first time I did that fourteen years ago...."
Why people gotta ask that question?
Tim says I'm a friend he met through work. Which is kinda true, if you squint and spin around really fast.
Thanks, ita!
Yes, I'm home, finally. We got home Saturday night. I've been trying to make some progress on teh giant pile of crap in my house since we unloaded the car. I'm making slow progress - Ellie is not helping since apparently she does not nap now that we are home.
Tim says I'm a friend he met through work.
Yeah. You were a 'customer representative,' or something.
I cop to the internet, usually, and Tom and I go through it pretty reglarly. First I'll say something like we were friends for several years before we started dating, which is true, but then if folks are like, how did you become friends, I generally go through the whole shebang. I go out of my way to emphasize the nature of the internet community, though.
My agent met msbelle and Jesse and dropped me an email that read, "you really do know people everywhere!"
I was all, "duh! of course! the internets!"
So many people meet their partners online that that seems like it would be easier to slide by without a whole story.
Also, I think it's nice that all the "offical" people at the Serenity thing were describing you people as friends and not fans.