Major suckness.

[docwebster]

I am feeling violently, almost homicidally angry and I have absolutely no concept as to why. That's the worst, when you can't even put a name to the problem. If you can, then it's halfway to being solved.

I do know that ever since I started this diet, I haven't just had mood swings, oh no. They've been entire fucking mood amusement parks.

And what REALLY sucks is half of you won't even see this until Livejournal gets their head out of their ass and turns the non-paid users ability to read their friends pages back on. One thing that REALLY pisses me off is these arrogant twats who look down their noses and say some variation on "pay or get out". Hope the air's good up there on Mount Olympus, you arrogant proles.

Comments

[docwebster.livejournal.com]

Given the mood I'm in, it feels odd to have to tell somebody to calm down, but I will anyway. Check what I said: I never complained about paid users not being able to check their friends pages. What I complained about was a good portion of my friends list likely not seeing this post for hours on end. You of all damned people ought to know what I'm going through. To be told to get off my high horse is disappointing, to say the least.

[kshandra]

You're missing both of my points - first, that they disabled the payment pages so they didn't come across as money-grubbing bastards, and second, that this information is available on a page that you can get to regardless of what LJ proper is doing. Moreover, had you followed the link, you'd've seen in what I didn't quote that the friends page is the ONLY page non-paid users can't access currently.

*deep breath* Things have gotten worse over here than since we last talked, and no, I don't much feel like talking about it. So I'm just going to walk away for now.

[docwebster.livejournal.com]

And you seem to be missing mine, but ain't none of it worth getting in a pissing match over. Read what I sent you in AIM, and you'll understand. Life has a way of kicking you square in the ass in ways that ain't pleasant, don't it?