HAH.

[camwyn]

http://www.livejournal.com/users/camwyn/377927.html?thread=1312839#t1312839 - For akawil - Someone who has studied squid in Sri Lanka meets an apprentice Welsh mole catcher.

NEENER.

ETA: http://www.livejournal.com/users/camwyn/377927.html?thread=1319495#t1319495 - for zwol - Some stuff about the sheriff who went down to San Francisco to get himself a partner that knew Chinese magic, in a world where the Transcontinental Railroad had done very weird things to the local fabric of reality.

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[dragonwhishes.livejournal.com]

Hold still so I can glomp you...

*Backs up a little bit. Running up and tackles Camwyn.*

You know something? Everybody I've had a conversation on this site with and has made technically friends with are thirty or above. And I've just realized it.

ClassicDrogn shrugs

[(Anonymous)]

Well, you can't BE much younger than that and remember Ghostbusters, and those kids today with their clothes and their hair and their hand-held video games don't appreciate radio dramas like in the good old days... How that fits with a Potter or comic book demographic, I don't know... or did you mean on LiveJournal as a whole? If so, well... it seems to be a rare under-30-type who can be bothered to spend much time writing unless compelled to do so, or at least writing coherent, non-teen-angst-whingefest rants too annoying to read.

Then again, it could just be cooincidence. I'm still shy of 30 (27) and here I am, replying to you... Of course, I was just as whiney as the next angstard when I was in my teens, but I grew out of it, mostly.

- CD

Re: ClassicDrogn shrugs

[feonixrift.livejournal.com]

Hey! I'm 20 and I remember Ghostbusters! (reruns rock)

[camwyn]

Hee! Glad you liked it.

And, yeah, I'm thirty. Only just turned thirty this past May, so I'm still getting used to it. Told my folks I wasn't part of the 'never trust anyone over 30' generation, so the only milestone I really associated with this decade was 'at 35 I can run for President, not that I'd want to'. But I like to think that people can have clues at any age, really.