Amanda, you were right....sorta

[kelly_marshall]

A French version of the doughnut, the beignet, was very popular in the 17th century, when a small round version acquired the unlikely name of pet de nonne (nun's fart). Beignets are now less popular in France than in the French quarters of New Orleans and parts of Africa and India

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[anonymous]

Kelly, you need to be nicer to me on the phone, or i will never come home again!!!

[chrono_mos]

^this is not the forum for this, tool ^

and I don't think anyone cared enough to fact check amanda other than you. Especially about something so chronically uninteresting. This is one of the first enteries i've read that makes me want to hit you in the achilles tendon with a lead pipe.

[anonymous]

hey, i can write whatever i want... and the fact that i wont come home if kelly isnt nice to me on the phone is clearly and directly related to the fact that a pet de nonne is a beignet and a nuns fart, and if you cant see that, then you, my dear friend, are a cotton-headed ninnymuggins.
sincerely,
erin marshall

[anonymous]

kelly people who say the word tool

[chrono_mos]

but at the same time, that's exactly why people use the word tool.

[anonymous]

what? what are you talking about? first of all, my last comment didnt even make sense, and so how can you actually respond to it.
and yep, im a tool, because i have broken the rules of live journal comment posting...

[chrono_mos]

I make assumptions when people consciously leave out information required to make a statement sensible, just for kicks. and settle down, I was just fleshing out the sentence.