Wash ,'Serenity'
There's more to life than watching Buffy the Vampire Slayer! No. Really, there is! Honestly! Here's a place for Buffistas to come and discuss what it is they're reading, their favorite authors and poets. "Geez. Crack a book sometime."
And now this:
SAVAGE OBSESSION
Page 284 (pg 434 in Large Type edition)
The odors of the forest, the dew and damp meadow, and the curling
smoke from the wigwams were left behind as Lorinda […]
HIAWATHA by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow (!):
Lines 3-5 of the Introduction
With the odors of the forest,
With the dew and damp of meadows,
With the curling smoke of wigwams
From Nikki the Super Badass Researcher
LONGFELLOW?? She stole Longfellow??
Holy schnikes.
She also sent out a message to some supporters that compared her persecutions to that of the Native Americans, and called the Smart Bitches bloggers "spiteful girls."
I'm telling you, next comes pseudicide, and then we start getting notes from "her husband." Might be helped in this case by the fact that she actually has a husband.
Smart Bitches bloggers "spiteful girls."
Like those mean girls in high school.
I'm telling you, next comes pseudicide,
Surely Nazis will come into the mix somehow.
She's already compared this to the genocide of native populations, so I think we can basically give her that one.
And do you know? I feel picked on now as our Native American Indians have always been picked on throughout history.
I feel picked on now as our Native American Indians have always been picked on throughout history.
You're right. She is touching all the bases.
Picked on?!
Don't forget that it would make her great-great-grandmother the full-blooded Indian Feel Bad.
I feel picked on now as our Native American Indians have always been picked on throughout history.
Yes, yes. Those wicked Pawnee were always getting punished for absconding with verbatim and then scalping it.
Oatmeal. In. My. Nose.
then we start getting notes from "her husband." Might be helped in this case by the fact that she actually has a husband.
She already put him on the phone to defend her to the AP writer:
She then asked her husband to get on the phone. He told the AP that his wife simply gets "ideas" from reference books. "She doesn't lift passages," Charles Edwards said, adding that "you would have to draw your own conclusions" on how closely his wife's work resembles other sources.