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Posted: Sun Aug 17, 2008 5:00 pm
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Posted: Sun Aug 17, 2008 6:45 pm
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Posted: Sun Aug 17, 2008 7:01 pm
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Posted: Sun Aug 17, 2008 7:42 pm
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mc2 The Evil Lord Sunday That is quite astonishing to me to see that an "A" student would type that. o_O Even I, an A student, would type out my statements and such correctly ( and try to in a medieval-ish fashion for some reason sweatdrop ) And sorry to bug you about this, but I'm pretty sure the word "yea" is actually "yeah". sweatdrop Yes, I am sure you are correct about the "yeah" thing, but I figure focus on fixing the worst of the girls mistakes. Then there is the problem I never could figure out how to spell the word, because yeah isn't exactly a real word. sweatdrop I find myself typing out "yes" and "okay" to save me the trouble of getting involved in the debate. You're definitely right upon the "yeah/yea" debate. I have a friend on gaia who keeps telling me that the word "yeah" is spelt as "yea", and she's a "txt tlkr". I have been trying to rid this friend, and she's off my friend list... however she won't stop PMing me on certain days. :/ Such debate destroys relationships for me ._.
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Posted: Mon Aug 18, 2008 3:38 am
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The Evil Lord Sunday mc2 The Evil Lord Sunday That is quite astonishing to me to see that an "A" student would type that. o_O Even I, an A student, would type out my statements and such correctly ( and try to in a medieval-ish fashion for some reason sweatdrop ) And sorry to bug you about this, but I'm pretty sure the word "yea" is actually "yeah". sweatdrop Yes, I am sure you are correct about the "yeah" thing, but I figure focus on fixing the worst of the girls mistakes. Then there is the problem I never could figure out how to spell the word, because yeah isn't exactly a real word. sweatdrop I find myself typing out "yes" and "okay" to save me the trouble of getting involved in the debate.You're definitely right upon the "yeah/yea" debate. I have a friend on gaia who keeps telling me that the word "yeah" is spelt as "yea", and she's a "txt tlkr". I have been trying to rid this friend, and she's off my friend list... however she won't stop PMing me on certain days. :/ Such debate destroys relationships for me ._. Indeed, the whole problem of "yeah/yea" all stems from the ussage of a word that technically doesn't exist. Personally, I just let my "txt tlk" friends go within reason, as they are friends from real life, but I do point out their "txt tlk." Usually, I say somewhere in the first five minutes, "You do know that..." After that, they try to not drive me too bonkers with their "txt tlk."
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Posted: Wed Aug 20, 2008 8:16 am
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The Evil Lord Sunday mc2 The Evil Lord Sunday That is quite astonishing to me to see that an "A" student would type that. o_O Even I, an A student, would type out my statements and such correctly ( and try to in a medieval-ish fashion for some reason sweatdrop ) And sorry to bug you about this, but I'm pretty sure the word "yea" is actually "yeah". sweatdrop Yes, I am sure you are correct about the "yeah" thing, but I figure focus on fixing the worst of the girls mistakes. Then there is the problem I never could figure out how to spell the word, because yeah isn't exactly a real word. sweatdrop I find myself typing out "yes" and "okay" to save me the trouble of getting involved in the debate.You're definitely right upon the "yeah/yea" debate. I have a friend on gaia who keeps telling me that the word "yeah" is spelt as "yea", and she's a "txt tlkr". I have been trying to rid this friend, and she's off my friend list... however she won't stop PMing me on certain days. :/ Such debate destroys relationships for me ._. Yeah, one of my friends was PMing me a bunch of "HOOPLAH!" in "txt tlk", and I threatened to send her off my friends list. Yet, she replied and said, (IN TEXT TALK!!!) "ok geez u dont hav to kick me off ur buddy list" But, I didn't, considering she is my best friend in real life since 3rd grade when I introduced her into anime and we both became anime freaks. (Our first anime was Azumanga Daioh, not too okay for 7 year olds.) xD
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Posted: Fri Sep 05, 2008 7:31 pm
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Posted: Tue Sep 30, 2008 10:55 pm
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Posted: Thu Oct 02, 2008 3:46 am
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Natsuri Nicholas Kaze How can you boast about being an A student, and, in the same breath, prove yourself to have the IQ of a typical three year old? Some things I will never understand. There are MANY things more that can bring one into the perplexed state of ********. It's contradiction incarnate, an oxymoron brought to life, a piece of irony on two legs! Or in the terms of the educated commoners, a dumb intellectual.
Yes, but by using "dumb intellectual" you are still using an oxymoron to describe the irony; however, I do not see any other way to describe the irony of the girl's statement.
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Posted: Wed Oct 08, 2008 7:23 pm
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Posted: Thu Oct 09, 2008 2:56 am
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Posted: Sun Oct 19, 2008 7:02 am
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Posted: Mon Oct 27, 2008 12:16 pm
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Posted: Fri May 15, 2009 4:00 pm
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