Tue Jun 21, 2005 12:59 am
I got 3 articles in! I am proud of myself.
But they were ridicously small articles. Also, how do you spell "ridicously"? Oh well, thats why we have editors.
But they were ridicously small articles. Also, how do you spell "ridicously"? Oh well, thats why we have editors.
Tue Jun 21, 2005 1:02 am
sir_michael wrote:Oh well, thats why we have editors.
And google!
Tue Jun 21, 2005 6:16 pm
sir_michael wrote:Also, how do you spell "ridicously"?
Ridiculously.
(Or Riddikulus, but that's only if your local grammar fairy is a boggart...)
Tue Jun 21, 2005 10:29 pm
...Alex wrote:sir_michael wrote:Also, how do you spell "ridicously"?
Ridiculously.
(Or Riddikulus, but that's only if your local grammar fairy is a boggart...)
Why, thank you Alex.
I think I rather use Riddikulus, but unfortunatly I don't have a wand...
Wed Jun 22, 2005 12:20 am
sir_michael wrote:...Alex wrote:sir_michael wrote:Also, how do you spell "ridicously"?
Ridiculously.
(Or Riddikulus, but that's only if your local grammar fairy is a boggart...)
Why, thank you Alex.
I think I rather use Riddikulus, but unfortunatly I don't have a wand...
Steal one!
Wed Jun 22, 2005 12:29 am
...Alex wrote:sir_michael wrote:...Alex wrote:sir_michael wrote:Also, how do you spell "ridicously"?
Ridiculously.
(Or Riddikulus, but that's only if your local grammar fairy is a boggart...)
Why, thank you Alex.
I think I rather use Riddikulus, but unfortunatly I don't have a wand...
Steal one!
That is an excellent idea!
*Tries to steal Snape's wand, gets caught, dies*
Whoops... Oh well.
Also, on a on-topic note,
Coming Soon to a PI near you, maybe!
A Harry Potter: HBP Book Review! By whom, I dunno, but it is coming soon, maybe, maybe not. I've said too much already... *shifty eyes*
You never read anything...
Wed Jun 22, 2005 12:49 am
matterbug wrote:Fiddelysquat wrote:matterbug wrote:Don't try to act like you ain't know where we been, neitha. In da chat all the time, PPTa.
That was probably the best rapping ever Fidds. *cough* Fiddsy Cent anyone?
Lol, the whole thing started when Pudding teasily called me Fiddy Cent.
So...
That totally made my joke way too late. XD
Wouldn't P Fiddy be more cooler? Or am I out of style again? Damn my oblivioushnessess...... oh god I'm so small-minded
Thu Jun 23, 2005 1:23 am
I have to say three things:
No PPTer's say the darnedest things? Oh, just the topic on the girl's bathrooms could have filled pages and pages of Pink Ink with witticisms.
Ahoteinrun, I hope you (and your Tostito-eating doggies) had a great birthday!
And, Ammer's poem is awesome.
No PPTer's say the darnedest things? Oh, just the topic on the girl's bathrooms could have filled pages and pages of Pink Ink with witticisms.
Ahoteinrun, I hope you (and your Tostito-eating doggies) had a great birthday!
And, Ammer's poem is awesome.
Thu Jun 23, 2005 2:00 am
Morningstar wrote:And, Ammer's poem is awesome.
Thank you Morningstar. One of the first good review's I got on my poem. In truth, I think it's a little all over the place, I wanted it to flow, not just random fragments thrown together.
I submitted it to the yearbook and it didn't get added in for some reason.
Thanks anyways.
--
The horoscope is oddly correct about me. Damn you psychic!
Thu Jun 23, 2005 2:38 am
Morningstar wrote:No PPTer's say the darnedest things? Oh, just the topic on the girl's bathrooms could have filled pages and pages of Pink Ink with witticisms.
I know, twas looking forward to it too.
There's always next issue! =D
Thu Jun 23, 2005 3:18 am
Ammer wrote:Morningstar wrote:And, Ammer's poem is awesome.
Thank you Morningstar. One of the first good review's I got on my poem. In truth, I think it's a little all over the place, I wanted it to flow, not just random fragments thrown together.
I submitted it to the yearbook and it didn't get added in for some reason.
Thanks anyways.
Perhaps, some people think it is too dark. Personally, I like dark. Lucky for me, I was an English major in college with some really great professors to guide me. John Donne's poems, Shakepeare's plays that were "not-so-happy," and T.S. Eliot's The Wasteland were my favorites. Not everything in life is happy and sweet and pink and cheery. And, some of the best stuff ever written is the complete opposite.
So, yes, I liked it. A shame that other people did not (or did not want to ) understand.
Thu Jun 23, 2005 1:27 pm
Morningstar wrote:Not everything in life is happy and sweet and pink and cheery. And, some of the best stuff ever written is the complete opposite.
So much for my story then.
Just kidding.
Thu Jun 23, 2005 2:33 pm
watericesage wrote:Morningstar wrote:No PPTer's say the darnedest things? Oh, just the topic on the girl's bathrooms could have filled pages and pages of Pink Ink with witticisms.
I know, twas looking forward to it too.
There's always next issue! =D
Alex wrote:Apologising in advance for the lack of "PPTers say the Darndest Things".
Exams + My class being 9 weeks behind in maths + Running WW = Busy Alex = No time for PI >.>
It'll be there next issue, I swear!
I did warn you guys!
Fri Jun 24, 2005 4:37 am
Yay, Frankelope has come around! I was wondering if we would ever see him again. 
And I loved the comic. Or perhaps I loved the comment better.
And I loved the comic. Or perhaps I loved the comment better.