Eliyes

I'm liking the new profile style. Now I wish I could have been bothered to try the beta. This is much preferable to the old style, in my opinion. :D

Also, last weekend I saw the episode my icon comes from. Well, most of it. I didn't see past the part where Josh was having to dial 911 with his nose. Is it just me, or are the boys totally dating at that point? And all the stuff with making them hide in the closet while the cops pitch their "scared straight" made me raise my eyebrows. But then, so did Walter's dress.

The episode that was on before that, I only saw the first part of. "What's that on his face?" and Josh renting a bus for Drake was just asd;flkhg *flails* IS HE NOT THE SWEETEST GUY EVER??

This will never cease to confuse me: why would someone post something for others to read, somewhere that invites feedback and, hey, isn't even friends-locked -- with a medium-ish lavender-grey background with slightly darker lavender-grey text? This makes it unreadable! This defeats the purpose! Why post it at all?

And, I mean, this isn't a case of the eye-blinding colours -- they're neutral, even pretty -- I'm just squinting so hard I can't see the words. My crow's feet are getting crow's feet. Thank God for whatever genius made it so that most journals can be relatively easily switched to the style I use on my own as long as I'm logged in.

If this sounds like you, well, smarten up -- but I assure you that nobody who has ever given me the slightest indication that they read my journal is the inspiration for this post. No, I got to this particular post in a fairly convoluted way, involving two and a half days of sliding around the net, from a few comms I'm on to their friends-lists, to posts on said list, to links in the comments of said posts, to memory pages of the commentators, to links from the memories pages to fic-rec posts, etc. etc.

Possibly the binge-reading is in part affecting my squinting, especially as I've also been doing it with books when not at the computer, but dammit, it was difficult to read. :<

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