Let's see here... "Make friends with Kerrek"

Jan 23, 2009 21:40


"Kerrek says he has enough friends already. And he doesn't like your short, short pants."

What the-- Um, "Buy Kerrek a..." ok, I'll stop referencing Homestar Runner now.

Yeah, so I'm only writing this for the sake of writing anything at all. I'm really terrible at this, in case the starting off with a quote from a freaking Strong Bad e-mail didn't ( Read more... )

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benpc91 January 24 2009, 03:46:11 UTC
I don't use this much as a journal either, but as a way to share information/spread my otaku-ness.
Custom moods can be made too if you ever feel like typing them there. Even when they aren't moods.

...considering what type of powers a Superhero called "The Steel Trap" might have.
That would be some super hero...

Anyways, glad you can join.

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mugiwarasilver January 24 2009, 04:08:23 UTC
Yeah, I'll probably end up doing the same. It's not like anything interesting happens in my life outside of what happens in Japan.

And I noticed that it had a space for "custom moods," but it seems kind of pointless considering the three-hour-long list they've already got actually contains the word "quixotic." It's got a 'q' AND an 'x' in it. What more could I want?

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benpc91 January 24 2009, 05:35:58 UTC
Thus we must spell "quixotic" next time in the letter cookies, since we get so many "q"s and "x"s.

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mugiwarasilver January 24 2009, 05:42:23 UTC
...The fact that it has never occured to me to spell quixotic is shocking and disappointing.

Though, the recent lack of the letter 'u' might make that a bit difficult... uguu.

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briellesabop January 24 2009, 03:51:46 UTC
omg that was hysterical. i wuffles you too!!!!

the steel trap... when you say that i think of like those evil looking bear traps that are like from the fox and the hound 0.o .... yeaaah...

make more posts!

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mugiwarasilver January 24 2009, 04:11:07 UTC
Well yeah, that's the image that's supposed to be invoked by the cliche... the big ol' nasty metal things that snap off people's limbs.

Aaand I just compared both my heart and my mind of one of those. That can't be a good sign.

Nor can this "wuffling" business, but I suppose I shouldn't go there...

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briellesabop January 24 2009, 04:16:17 UTC
you...dont wuffles me too? *cries*

oh, i see how it is. shun me now hm? >.

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mugiwarasilver January 24 2009, 04:21:54 UTC
N-no, I'm simply suggesting that the spontaneous invention of unintelligible words is detrimental to the success of the English language...

By which I mean I'm afraid of what that word might actually mean.

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mugiwarasilver January 24 2009, 22:51:14 UTC
Well thank you! Although... by what standards are you a "foreigner"? That seems like a difficult thing to be on the World Wide Web.

And yes, I know what quixotic means; it was a vocabulary word in my English class last year, and I remember remembering it becuase of its unusual spelling. And because it was defined as "romantic or idealistic." Speaking as a One Piece fan, I tend to like that combination.

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mugiwarasilver January 25 2009, 01:17:04 UTC
This is a valid point; however, our meeting and interaction is not as people from two different countries, but as fellow travelers on the Information Super Highway.

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Wow, I'm sorry, thats sounded really cheesey. So England, huh? That's cool.

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