Chuckle.
So, I went to Mugglenet to see if the infinitely amusing Wall of Shame had been updated. Turns out it has. Here is one of the more amusing bits:
"Shob: I wouldn`t be suprised at all, if it turns out that in fact over 50% of HP fans are H/Hr shippers. And Rowling is about to lose half of her fan base.
Emerson: I'm sure JK is shaking in her boots.
50%, eh? I'm thinking of a word that starts with D and ends with L. I've used it before. Three guesses."
Emerson, I have a gift for you,
This is called a thesaurus. If you open it up and look up a word, you'll find a whole bunch of other words that have the same (or a very similar) meaning. It's a great way to build up your vocabulary--and, who knows, it may even assist you in developing that witty, snarky sense of sarcasm that you're convinced you possess! *hands Emerson a cookie*
In other news, I went shopping today. For, like, 19 hours. My feet are killin' me. Yo.
I saw The Dukes of Hazzard last night. Everything got blown up, though I didn't mind this as much as I expected, since it featured Johnny Knoxville firing flaming arrows at bales of hay.
"Shob: I wouldn`t be suprised at all, if it turns out that in fact over 50% of HP fans are H/Hr shippers. And Rowling is about to lose half of her fan base.
Emerson: I'm sure JK is shaking in her boots.
50%, eh? I'm thinking of a word that starts with D and ends with L. I've used it before. Three guesses."
Emerson, I have a gift for you,
This is called a thesaurus. If you open it up and look up a word, you'll find a whole bunch of other words that have the same (or a very similar) meaning. It's a great way to build up your vocabulary--and, who knows, it may even assist you in developing that witty, snarky sense of sarcasm that you're convinced you possess! *hands Emerson a cookie*
In other news, I went shopping today. For, like, 19 hours. My feet are killin' me. Yo.
I saw The Dukes of Hazzard last night. Everything got blown up, though I didn't mind this as much as I expected, since it featured Johnny Knoxville firing flaming arrows at bales of hay.