The Access of Evil

[aggienaut]

   My two brothers have both arrived home. Immediately after settling in they disconnected my internet access. The relevant equipment is horded away in their rooms. I am writing from my parents computer in the other room.
   In the probably doomed endeavor to keep this journal from parental discovery I must erase the internet history after updating; but alas I don't think that erases the trail entirely, and being on my brother nibot's friends list is an imminent danger on any account.
   I should kill him.


   So while Shalane is over dying my hair Tobin stops by my room and behaves in such a troll-like manner that I have trouble convincing Laney that he is not autistic.
   No my brother is just mind-numbingly evil.


   Saw Dera, Chris Hubert, and briefly Liz (nerdrockliz) at Diedrichs today, among others. While at the Spectrum getting hair dye Shillelagh and I ran into MVHS graduate Ian Butler, and realized he lives with Matt Morgan and the two gay guys.

Comments

[(Anonymous)]

google, "kris fricke" "livejournal".. yes.. that's "forcing fascinating tricks that only a network administrator usually knows about"

No Dice

[emosnail.livejournal.com]

Anonymous comrade, you should at least test your hypotheses before publishing them. I just tried it and it did not produce a link back to this livejournal.

This livejournal has no official connection with "Kris Fricke," had a search along those lines won't result in it. Have a nice day.

Re: No Dice

[(Anonymous)]

a google search of "kris fricke livejournal" (without the quotation marks) on google turns up this:
http://www.livejournal.com/community/ucdavis/563570.html
then, if one were to read about halfway down, someone links directly to your livejournal, with the parenthetical comment "if you're on Kris' friends list." though it did admittedly take two links, (one from google, one from the UC davis community), it invariably led back to this livejournal.

just thought you should know.

Re: No Dice

[emosnail.livejournal.com]

The first name Kris is used in something like the 28th of 54 comments. Thats unfortunate, but not more significant than the need to be free from the internet history of the other computer.

I thank-you for your concern 64.163.212.108.