Peer pressure
Aug. 12th, 2005 11:37 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
dr_whomYes, I finally succumbed. Don't be disappointed if I never write anything interesting here, though; it's just for the friends list.
However, as a reward for anyone who notices that this is here, I'll try to do that meme where you comment and I reply by telling you (1) whatever randomly comes to mind about you, (4) something which doesn't make sense to many people other than you and me, (5) my first clear memory of you, and (7) something I wonder about you, as well as what (2) song, (3) flavor, and (6) vowel I associate with you. Well, I'll try, anyhow.
Yeah.
—AJD, finally back in Philadelphia
(Update: I suppose I've stopped doing this by now.)
However, as a reward for anyone who notices that this is here, I'll try to do that meme where you comment and I reply by telling you (1) whatever randomly comes to mind about you, (4) something which doesn't make sense to many people other than you and me, (5) my first clear memory of you, and (7) something I wonder about you, as well as what (2) song, (3) flavor, and (6) vowel I associate with you. Well, I'll try, anyhow.
Yeah.
—AJD, finally back in Philadelphia
(Update: I suppose I've stopped doing this by now.)
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Date: 2005-08-18 08:16 pm (UTC)3. They only marketed it for like half a year, I think. It tasted a little like Coke and a little like orange soda and a little like Dr Pepper. I'm not sure why it reminds me of you, but I think it does. The marketing - I gather - was supposed to be appealing to disaffected youth, but that's not why. They had a phone number could call - 1-800-I-FEEL-OK - to hear short anecdotes about OK-ness.
6. Well, it's the description that counts. But if you look at it in Safari, the symbol should come out, I think.