::Turkish Turkish Turkish::

[fightinwords]

That's what goes through my head every time I listen to Tarkan because I have absolutely no idea what the hell he's saying. The Turkish language is such a mystery to me.

Thanks to David Gardnerface, I now know "how Nashua" I am:
I scored a 83% on the "How Nashua Are You?" Quizie! What about you?Anyway, I hope everyone is well and that I can go to

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[ikskid216]

...I'm only %80 nashua...

...i guess the other %20 is RI?

[fightinwords]

I guess. Or LACONIA, since you seem to like the toothless part of NH for some reason.

I find that strange. You definitely like Nashua a lot more than I do.

I wonder what score Mandy Moore would get... probably not a very high one.

[ikskid216]

yeah...i thought it was strange too.

I also find it strange that I was dyslexic that day and put the percent signs before the numbers...

Mandy is probably like -47% Nashuan cuz she's a little hussy-ditcher

and it's official: I'm living among the toothless ones all summer.

[space2breathein]

Catherine! I stumbled on your journal...it is Caitlin Vaughan, aka girl who writes stories about high profile murder cases in the third grade...Hope school is going well (Sounds like you are having fun!)

Best, Cait <3

[fightinwords]

Ahhhhh Caitlin Vaughn! The other day, my friend was telling me how Stevie Ray's last name is spelled "Vaughan" and not "Vaughn," and then I thought of you because I was trying to remember which way you spelled it. Apparently, it's Vaughan, just like Stevie Ray!

I'm adding you to my friends list now, and there's nothing you can do about it.

-Catherine

[space2breathein]

I added you, too! I guess we are even and neither of us can escape the other! Muahahaha...the compulsive and pathetic addiction that is live journal.
<3 cait