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Jun. 16th, 2006 09:59 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
pezI feel really tired, as if I'm doped up with something. Except I'm not.
YesAsia has written back to me saying they cannot stock Arena Act 11. We will have to depend on Sheep unless we find another way of getting it. She just came back from holiday yesterday so hopefully will try to get the hm3 vol.2 in the next day or two. If she can find it soon, we're lucky because my other sister is coming back here on Sunday, meaning she can bring it to me to send out domestically.
I WANT THIS DOUJINSHI.
[edit] LiveJournal is pissing me off. They're decorating their interfaces when they should focus on solving problems. How about switching that decoration manpower to providing a less sucky Scrapbook or, *gasp* get more people to work on support so they don't rely on volunteers? I don't like it when I post a question and get a reply from someone who can't get their hands on more info than I already can, especially since I pay for the LJ service. I don't think that many paid services on the net rely on volunteers.
YesAsia has written back to me saying they cannot stock Arena Act 11. We will have to depend on Sheep unless we find another way of getting it. She just came back from holiday yesterday so hopefully will try to get the hm3 vol.2 in the next day or two. If she can find it soon, we're lucky because my other sister is coming back here on Sunday, meaning she can bring it to me to send out domestically.
I WANT THIS DOUJINSHI.
[edit] LiveJournal is pissing me off. They're decorating their interfaces when they should focus on solving problems. How about switching that decoration manpower to providing a less sucky Scrapbook or, *gasp* get more people to work on support so they don't rely on volunteers? I don't like it when I post a question and get a reply from someone who can't get their hands on more info than I already can, especially since I pay for the LJ service. I don't think that many paid services on the net rely on volunteers.
