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myOtaku.com: JungWoo


Friday, June 29, 2007







*Visit the OLS* *Cetan Clawson Rev.*
Post: Completely and Utterly...
Time: 11:39 PM
Theme: Peace of Mind



I never knew when I started The Otaku Literary Society that it would become "a thing of the future". But I guess I don't really have a patent on it...I was just happy to be the only one DOING it...but I guess that's all done and over with. It seems the idea of an active club has been taken and copied into two new writing clubs on the Otaku.

I just found out about it yesterday.

I can't help feeling just a little upset by it but I guess I'm being terribly selfish aren't I? I mean it's not like I invented the idea. But it seems all a little...similiar to me.

I guess that makes me a little sad and maybe on a side note kind of angry. Nope, nope! I'm being selfish again *hits self* T___T I'm so mean!!! I don't have any right to say anything like this. I guess it just sort of shocked me, that's all.

Well I suppose that's really all for today...

Sorry to make you guys read about my own conceit. Maybe it's just a pet peeve of mine, I don't know.

Sorry again, and thanks for the new voice messages, I love you all dearly for it.
Have a good day.
*JungWoo*

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