Spam can lead to some interesting discoveries it seems

[anne78.livejournal.com]

I just got spammed by an anti gay marriage protest email which was at the end advertising a Yahoo! group for their cause. I visited the group with the intent on spamming them back and generally, well, being not very nice to them when I saw a post that actually caught my eye. Someone had posted "The Natural History Of Transsexuality" which I read and found very interesting indeed. I have copied it below for your enjoyment.

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Perhaps someone will recognise where this is originally from, if so please comment and let me/us know. Thanks.

Hey Colorado, Idaho, and Oregon folks!

[butterflywing.livejournal.com]

Wanna go see a kick-ass queer, genderfucking singer-songwriter and her hot band?

Check out Anna Roland...playing a "politically motivated neo-folk bom-bard-ment" in a city near you. Check out the band's website at www.annaroland.com (where you can even listen to some songs).



A few tour dates:

7.12.04
stella's coffeehouse
(boulder, co)

7.15.04
kulture klatsch
(boise, id)

7.21.04
red and black cafe
(portland, or)


Take it from me, you will NOT be dissapointed.

name changes and residency

[madcaptenor.livejournal.com]

I want to change my name.
Unfortunately, I spend almost all my time at my college; I very rarely go home. I can't figure out whether I have to be a legal resident of the place where I am in order to change my name here. Because I don't want to have to go home to change my name; going home causes me quite a bit of stress, and having to deal with bureaucracy will only make it worse.

Details, if they're relevant - perhaps someone here has experience with one or the other of these places:
I "live" in Middlesex county, Massachusetts, in that I spend most of my time there;
but I believe I'm a legal resident of Gloucester county, New Jersey. (It's where my parents live, and I use it as a "permanent address" although I'm never there; I have a New Jersey driver's license.)