Lemming - out of character

[karen2205]

Stolen from several people - I'm kind of curious as to what you lot think I wouldn't say/write about.

Comment to this entry with a post you think would be totally out of character for me -- something I'd never talk about, never discuss, never say, anything. It has to be completely out of character. Then post this in your own journal.

And actually, while we're on this theme, I'd like some ideas for things you think I should write about.

Comments

[kake]

I would like to see you write about interesting bits of law and politics, with a bias towards fact ("this case/decision/appointment/scandal was interesting because...") rather than opinion ("things should be like this because..."), and in a reasonable self-contained way so that someone with very little background knowledge can follow along.

I realise this is very difficult to do well, but I think you could make a good stab at it. Someone who is good at the kind of style of post I'm getting at is bradhicks.

[kake]

And further to this, I point you here.

[karen2205]

Yeah, this sounds very hard to do well.

However, since you seem to be interested in random bits of law, I might have a go at it as part of my revision; understanding concepts well enough to explain them to other people is generally a good test of how well prepared you are for the exam.

[remark.livejournal.com]

I think you would never go insane with memes and gossip a lot. It just doesn't seem like you.

[karen2205]

Not really. Memes are kind of frowned on by the people I first got to know via LJ - I do the odd one every now and then but yeah, they not really my thing.

Gossip - my world is far too small to try to gossip via LJ; stuff would backfire spectacularly. That and talking about people in a way that betrays confidences and stuff isn't very nice anyway.

So, I think you've read me right:-)

[mattclem.livejournal.com]

I think you wouldn't post an in-depth look at the adhesive qualities of a variety of cheeses.

Just a hunch.

[karen2205]

You know, I think you might be right there:-)

[(Anonymous)]

It may not be out of character, but what I'd like to see are posts describing prosiac moments or episodes in your life but using poetic language and humour. The style of James Thurber, for example, would be perfect.