1. Are most of the people on your friends list from the U.S. or the U.K.?
More from the UK than the US, by about 50%. However, a fair number of those people are there because they're friends of friends in real life/people I bump into on the club scene. Before I thought I ought to keep up with the club-scene happenings over here, it was about even.
2. With that in mind, do you notice little cultural differences in journals from either side of the Atlantic, or are they so commonplace you gloss them over?
The only differences have been the reporting on US politics (which the Americans tend to know a teeny bit more about). Oh, and the people in the US tend to be slightly more 'my kind of people', bu that's because I chose them, rather than having them chosen for me. When I first joind LJ I added anyone who seemed vaguely interesting. It's now a lot harder to get added to my friends list because (a)you need to be giving me something that I don't already have and (b) you need to be interesting enough to add to my current fairly huge infoload.
3. If one (but only one) of the following two movies were definitely going to be made, and you were the decision maker and had to pick the lesser of the evils, would you choose: a. one in which Spider Jerusalem is a New York homicide cop investigating the murder of a campaign worker or b. one in which Morpheus wanders around an acid-trip world with his girlfriend Death and his evil twin The Corinthian?
No contest, Spider Jerusalem gets shafted. Two reasons - (1)Transmet was waaay cooool, but Sandman was art. (2) Neil Gaiman seems like a nice chap who's in it to tell the stories he wants, whereas Warren Ellis will happily go roun and rip out their lungs all by himself.
4. Does question 3 make you want to throw things at me?
It did last night, but I'm feeling calmer today.
5. How are you feeling today?
Pretty good. I slept from 2-6 (whe Erin got up) then 6:30-11 (in bits), so I feel fairly well rested. Erin's away, so I have the house to myself and I plan to relax and spend too much time farting around on the computer.
I suspect those that would, have. But if not, feel free.
More from the UK than the US, by about 50%. However, a fair number of those people are there because they're friends of friends in real life/people I bump into on the club scene. Before I thought I ought to keep up with the club-scene happenings over here, it was about even.
2. With that in mind, do you notice little cultural differences in journals from either side of the Atlantic, or are they so commonplace you gloss them over?
The only differences have been the reporting on US politics (which the Americans tend to know a teeny bit more about). Oh, and the people in the US tend to be slightly more 'my kind of people', bu that's because I chose them, rather than having them chosen for me. When I first joind LJ I added anyone who seemed vaguely interesting. It's now a lot harder to get added to my friends list because (a)you need to be giving me something that I don't already have and (b) you need to be interesting enough to add to my current fairly huge infoload.
3. If one (but only one) of the following two movies were definitely going to be made, and you were the decision maker and had to pick the lesser of the evils, would you choose: a. one in which Spider Jerusalem is a New York homicide cop investigating the murder of a campaign worker or b. one in which Morpheus wanders around an acid-trip world with his girlfriend Death and his evil twin The Corinthian?
No contest, Spider Jerusalem gets shafted. Two reasons - (1)Transmet was waaay cooool, but Sandman was art. (2) Neil Gaiman seems like a nice chap who's in it to tell the stories he wants, whereas Warren Ellis will happily go roun and rip out their lungs all by himself.
4. Does question 3 make you want to throw things at me?
It did last night, but I'm feeling calmer today.
5. How are you feeling today?
Pretty good. I slept from 2-6 (whe Erin got up) then 6:30-11 (in bits), so I feel fairly well rested. Erin's away, so I have the house to myself and I plan to relax and spend too much time farting around on the computer.
I suspect those that would, have. But if not, feel free.