The hardship...
Nov. 28th, 2003 02:14 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
ventaToday I am working from home.
This means that instead of the nice, big, fat mp3 collection which lives on my work hard drive, I'm actually having to listen to, like, CDs. And I have to get up and walk across the room when I want to change CD. And I have to actually find the physical CD I want - which really isn't easy. I think I may have to pretend I haven't been mocking people with alphabetically indexed CD collections for years, and sort my own out...
(mp3s at home really aren't that practical, for various reasons)
This means that instead of the nice, big, fat mp3 collection which lives on my work hard drive, I'm actually having to listen to, like, CDs. And I have to get up and walk across the room when I want to change CD. And I have to actually find the physical CD I want - which really isn't easy. I think I may have to pretend I haven't been mocking people with alphabetically indexed CD collections for years, and sort my own out...
(mp3s at home really aren't that practical, for various reasons)
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Date: 2003-11-28 09:01 am (UTC)And filing Bat out of Hell under L is technically correct
No it isn't. "Meat" is not a given name, and "Loaf" is not a surname.
Madonna is in no sense an issue - most people don't even know her surname. I've a suspicion it begins with C, though.
Kylie is an issue if you make it one, but since she started her career as "Kylie Minogue" I don't think I'd be any more troubled by the indexing than I would be by the fact of owning one of her albums.
Debbie Blondy and Harborough I will concede is a difficult one.