Oh, oh, OH you're asking for it! <.< BOOWHAHAHHAHAHHAHAAAA. >.>
Ahem ahem ahem. 1. What are your thoughts on masturbation? 2. What are your thoughts on lollipops? 5. How about nanoseconds? 6. Or Kevorah, Fredelope, and Jackender? ... You know my name.
1. I find it to be a concept of pretenders. I mean think about it. A guy puts lotion on his hands to try to duplicate the slickness of the female passage. Then, they stick their winga-dinga-dingdongs into the hole, stimulating sex. I mean come on. 2. Lollipops amuse me. They're one of the best symbols of innocence, but then it seems like once you get to a certain age (which I haven't quite pegged yet) they're dirty. I admire any candy that can pull off that kind of versatility. 5. Nanoseconds remind me of Grease. And Putzie. And fifteen minutes. And yeah. 6. That's like trying to compare The Sixth Sense to Chicago to The Waterboy. One gives me my friendship bond, one gives me my sentimentality, and the other gives me mindblowing love conquers all through the angst. Take away any of them and you may as well cut off my leg
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-What is your favorite word? -Do you remember the moment we became friends? (Let it never be said I was creative.) -What makes Radie so damn cute? -What is the one smut pairing you'd love to write? -What's your favorite flavor of lipgloss/balm/etc? -If Ryan Phillippe showed up naked at your door, would you pass him to me?
-At the moment? Clandestine. It's far too under used. -Yeap. And I remember you asking if you could call me "Que." -I think part of it is the appeal of knowing that it's sort of our secret. For me, it's because the fact that they're not really togather makes me sort of sad for her, but then it's sort of like "Hey, that doesn't matter. Let's write it anywway." I dunno. It just makes me happy. -I've always wanted to write D/G/H, because I have this weird thing for threesomes lately. That will probably change in about a week or two. -Key lime. -In a heart beat. Or...several heartbeats, once I got the mental picture. Nods.
Ehat, I've never met anyone who was so willing to put up with me for so long. My writing, in particular. Through, what, three pairings you've stayed with me and my issues with metaphors and words that don't go together. I have a tremendous amount of respect for you and all of your talent.
-Just how sexy is Bob the Cat? -What is your favorite kind of pie? -How much wood would a chipmunk eat if a catscratch go drink milk? -How annoying are pointless questions? -What are your thoughts on things that blink? -What toothpaste do you use?
-Oh, he's way sexy. Lemme just tell ya. -Peanut Butter Cup! -Enough to make that make sense. Nods. -I dun' think they're annoying at all. They make my day. -They are amusing. Especially if they do it often in a confused manner. -Crest, I believe. It's got a green label. ...Not that that's why I bought it or anything. >.>
Sara McHildypants, you are so random and so funny and you have been one of the few people, save for Rosalie, who really understand the strange things that I say. I absolutely adore spending time with you because it seems like we could never not have a good time.
1. What would you give your life for? 2. What is your favorite sound in the world? 3. Do metaphors just come to you or do you have to think for them? 4. What's a song that you really relate to? 5. If you could live in any time period, which would it be? 6. Have you ever wished you were a guy?
-My beliefs. You wouldn't be able to tell by looking at me, but I'm a deeply faithful person. Granted, there are a few things that don't fly with me, but yeah. 2. The waves. They remind me of home. 3. Most of 'em just come to me, which is probably why most of them are so out there, make no sense and aren't all that great. 4. Right now, it'd be "Born to Fly," by Sara Evans. But how do you wait for heaven?/And who has that much time?/And how do you keep your feet on the ground?/When you know that were you were born/You were born to fly Nods. Yeah. 5. The nineteen fifties. Music and movies and things that were supposed to be considered "classic" were things that lasted. Nods. 6. All the time.
Laura, you've got such amazing talent, and you're so brilliant. The emotion in your writing blows me away, and if I had half your talent, I'd be more than satisfied.
HEATHERRRR obviously now tell me what you think of me! :D 1.) Will you ever write me another letter? 2.) What so far can you say has been the worst day of your life? 3.) What's your favorite nickname that you've ever gotten? 4.) When do you feel your happiest? 5.) If for some reason you can't get into writing when you're older, what d'you want to do when you grow up? 6.) What's your favorite band/music person everrr? Snort I love you.
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<.< BOOWHAHAHHAHAHHAHAAAA. >.>
Ahem ahem ahem.
1. What are your thoughts on masturbation?
2. What are your thoughts on lollipops?
5. How about nanoseconds?
6. Or Kevorah, Fredelope, and Jackender?
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You know my name.
Oh fine.
You convinced me.
Rosalie Rae Robinson.
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2. Lollipops amuse me. They're one of the best symbols of innocence, but then it seems like once you get to a certain age (which I haven't quite pegged yet) they're dirty. I admire any candy that can pull off that kind of versatility.
5. Nanoseconds remind me of Grease. And Putzie. And fifteen minutes. And yeah.
6. That's like trying to compare The Sixth Sense to Chicago to The Waterboy. One gives me my friendship bond, one gives me my sentimentality, and the other gives me mindblowing love conquers all through the angst. Take away any of them and you may as well cut off my leg ( ... )
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-What is your favorite word?
-Do you remember the moment we became friends? (Let it never be said I was creative.)
-What makes Radie so damn cute?
-What is the one smut pairing you'd love to write?
-What's your favorite flavor of lipgloss/balm/etc?
-If Ryan Phillippe showed up naked at your door, would you pass him to me?
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-Yeap. And I remember you asking if you could call me "Que."
-I think part of it is the appeal of knowing that it's sort of our secret. For me, it's because the fact that they're not really togather makes me sort of sad for her, but then it's sort of like "Hey, that doesn't matter. Let's write it anywway." I dunno. It just makes me happy.
-I've always wanted to write D/G/H, because I have this weird thing for threesomes lately. That will probably change in about a week or two.
-Key lime.
-In a heart beat. Or...several heartbeats, once I got the mental picture. Nods.
Ehat, I've never met anyone who was so willing to put up with me for so long. My writing, in particular. Through, what, three pairings you've stayed with me and my issues with metaphors and words that don't go together. I have a tremendous amount of respect for you and all of your talent.
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-Just how sexy is Bob the Cat?
-What is your favorite kind of pie?
-How much wood would a chipmunk eat if a catscratch go drink milk?
-How annoying are pointless questions?
-What are your thoughts on things that blink?
-What toothpaste do you use?
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-Peanut Butter Cup!
-Enough to make that make sense. Nods.
-I dun' think they're annoying at all. They make my day.
-They are amusing. Especially if they do it often in a confused manner.
-Crest, I believe. It's got a green label. ...Not that that's why I bought it or anything. >.>
Sara McHildypants, you are so random and so funny and you have been one of the few people, save for Rosalie, who really understand the strange things that I say. I absolutely adore spending time with you because it seems like we could never not have a good time.
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1. What would you give your life for?
2. What is your favorite sound in the world?
3. Do metaphors just come to you or do you have to think for them?
4. What's a song that you really relate to?
5. If you could live in any time period, which would it be?
6. Have you ever wished you were a guy?
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2. The waves. They remind me of home.
3. Most of 'em just come to me, which is probably why most of them are so out there, make no sense and aren't all that great.
4. Right now, it'd be "Born to Fly," by Sara Evans. But how do you wait for heaven?/And who has that much time?/And how do you keep your feet on the ground?/When you know that were you were born/You were born to fly Nods. Yeah.
5. The nineteen fifties. Music and movies and things that were supposed to be considered "classic" were things that lasted. Nods.
6. All the time.
Laura, you've got such amazing talent, and you're so brilliant. The emotion in your writing blows me away, and if I had half your talent, I'd be more than satisfied.
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And thank you so much, love. I adore you. And really respect you, too, yanno.
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1.) Will you ever write me another letter?
2.) What so far can you say has been the worst day of your life?
3.) What's your favorite nickname that you've ever gotten?
4.) When do you feel your happiest?
5.) If for some reason you can't get into writing when you're older, what d'you want to do when you grow up?
6.) What's your favorite band/music person everrr?
Snort I love you.
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