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[dotinthesky]

Questions I'd like answered today:

• Why do so many powerful men prefer brasilian lovers? Recent examples: Peter Mandelson, Judge Mohammed Ilyas Khan and various top brass at Volkswagen.
  
• Why do they keep finding headless bodies in the Thames?
  
• Why is Jarvis Cocker's line up for this year's Meltdown Festival so disappointing?
  
• Why doesn't Livejournal give us the power to remove people from our "friend of" list? (It would certainly bring back much needed Drama to Livejournal.)
  
• Why is everyone joining Facebook? Haven't they learnt anything from Friendster a few years back?
  

Comments

[kixie.livejournal.com]

If you ban someone from your LJ it then removes them from your friends of list, but it's a bit extreme. Personally I don't know why people really care about the whole friends of thing, cause it's just people who friended you, not who you say you're friends with, iyswim.

What's Cocker's line up for Meltdown?

And obviously Brasilians Do It Best ;)

[sushidog.livejournal.com]

Personally I don't know why people really care about the whole friends of thing, cause it's just people who friended you, not who you say you're friends with, iyswim.
I'm not bothered who adds me, but I would quite like to be able to remove people from my "friends of" if I really object to them. But I think banning them would cause drama, and only showing mutual friends would mean I miss out on seeing if new people have friended me.

[commonpeople.livejournal.com]

I wish to remove the many dead journals lying around, as well as the one or two fake/troll journals that have added me. It's more a case of aesthetically not wanting to see them there when I check my profile. I won't ban any regular journals.

Jarvis' line up (http://www.southbankcentre.co.uk/festivals-series/meltdown)