C is for Cookie and it's good enough for me.

[theycallmej]

I can't sleep so I made cookies.

And I didn't burn them, I think I'm getting better at this whole "baking" thing.

Comments

[hell_raven]

Good. Bake me a sweater, bitch

[theycallmej]

Knit me a pie, Josh.

-Sonja

[wenchamuffin]

That schedule is yucky. Don't do that. It's bad for you. Drooooooop soooooomethiiiiiiiing.

[iwishicouldwink]

I have this Cookie Monster doll from my childhood.
When you pull his string, he's supposed to say "COOOOOKIE!"
But because it's a rather old doll and is starting to fall apart, it sounds more like "GOOOOD DAMN!" (The first word being God).
I swear. I brought it into history class last year.

Re: Yay cookies!

[bhangramuffin]

No! Take JAPANESE!!! It's way cooler, way more useful, and can be way dirtier!!! ^-^;;

Japanese vs. Latin

*Japanese takes out a katana (sword, particulary of the samurai type) and slices up a classical statue because the blade is so sharp*

Japanese:1; Latin:0

Besides - Japanese is much easier. There isn't much verb conjugation at all - they don't differentiate between people, but degrees of respect. And there isn't much for "conjugation" of adjectives either - which, from what I can tell, there is quite a bit of, from what I have heard from our beloved squeaky-meister.

aishiteiru yo! ♥
o-yasumi nasai!
Cherushii-chan

("I love you [a lot]! ♥
Good night!
[your buddy] Chelsea")

You know you want to...

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lets bake cookies