King`s Seat

[dotinthesky]

Still at work, though not in my office. Ate lunch at the cafeteria (tuna sandwich, crisps, coffee and milk), then went straight to the library to use the comps.

I realized so much more about lj today >>> I had no idea this fake celebrity thing existed.

Where does everyone find the time to track their celebs and figure out what they are doing/not doing? I guess people could just bullshit... but I think the fun of it would be in its accuracy, non?

When I was a teenager, there was no Internet. Either you had a sex life... or you didn't. In that case you sat in your room listening to gloomy music, planning ways of killing the obnoxious people at school.

I`m glad the Internet saved some lives.

(the bitterness in this entry might stem from the fact that the only account code I had the right to was given to my brother... and he doesn't even use his journal anymore... so I can't be any celeb >>> there ain't no 14 minutes of fame for me.)

Comments

Re: Fake celebrities

[commonpeople.livejournal.com]

never never never heard of him! or Rachel Stamp. Are they (the band) any good? Was the faker funny at least? That would be some consolation, wouldn't it?

Re: Fake celebrities

[dawnage.livejournal.com]

They're ok - quite noisy. Liked by the sort of people who get obsessed with early Manics and wear too much makeup.

The faker's diary consists largely of detail (sometimes graphic) about his relationship with a man called Stefan (possibly also in the band, or in Placebo). Although I don't remember David being straight (only ever saw him when pissed), I don't remember him being gay either, so not sure quite what has inspired the diary!

Re: Fake celebrities

[commonpeople.livejournal.com]

must check it out later...