A (Notional) Milestone

It's finally happened.

The number of friends which I now have on MySpace has crossed the 1000 mark.

It's a milestone but only a notional one in that I don't know all 1000+ of them, much less met them all. Some gay guys on MySpace have claimed to have shagged all their friends on MySpace and they have several thousand friends - a rather hyperbolic claim, I suspect.

The reality is that while I would like to get to know all 1000+ friends much better than I do now, there simply aren't enough hours in a day.

I'm hoping to at least send them birthday greetings, if not have some sort of email correspondence with some of them.

It will come as no surprise that all of them are boys - some straight, some gay, some bi and some undecided. It doesn't really matter though.

Perhaps I'm hoping for too much but among the 1000+ friends I have, there's a guy whom I really like but who's so far declined my friend invitation. This is him:

He's Greg Bradford and he's from Fayetteville, Arkansas. He's a few years older than I am and when I read his profile, I nearly fell off my chair. I couldn't believe how compatible we were in terms of our interests. Not only that, he's also handsome and smart - everything a gay boy could want.

According to his profile, he's single and I assume, available so if any of you out there who are looking, there's an amazing guy out there who's single and I'm sure would make anyone a fantastic boyfriend.