In Angel, I think, though it was OT:
joe boucher : Don't want the poster, but I thought the Olsen Twins Jailbait Countdown website was very funny. Sure, sure it was wrong, but it was still funny. Just a picture of the twins and a clock counting down.
billytea: There's part of me that thinks, hang on, wouldn't they be legal at 16 in most states? What else might he be waiting for? Is he counting down to the day they can vote? "The Olsen twins will save my nation."
... Yeah. they should put that at the bottom of the website.
Nutty:
...even unlikeable people don't deserve to have their pelvises twisted off.
In Natter...
Heather : Oprah's doing a damn good show, if a little one-sided.
Sophia: Is it about hyenas having sex? Because if so, I am turning it on right now. I am very curious.
Ted R in Angel:
Liked it, didn't love it. But now I finally understand what Futures Trading is.
Nutty: Jeans are not for showing pubic hair! If you want to show pubic hair, take off your motherfucking jeans completely!
Hee.
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for the record, Nutty did not say "hee"; that was me being amused. Er. By Nutty. Did I mention I was a big spaz?
OK, then, the vowel in "ball," to me, is the same as the one in "sort", whereas the one in "Bali" is the same as the one in "fart" (removing the "r" sounds in both cases). Does that help? Because I refuse to believe that "sort" can rhyme with "fart."
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Angus G in Natter. I think it's just my warped mind - but for me it was the
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that made it all funny.
(and no Angus, you're right, because "sort" should rhyme with "fort" which shouldn't be a homophone for the other word)
Nutty, in Literary:
I read two pages of Foucault's Pendulum. And then my brain shorted out and I had to read picture books for a while, just to get the hang of how normal people use sentences.
Also, I kept wondering how a dead French leather queen had invented the pendulum in between critiques of western civilization.
Hey. I was 18 or so.
Dana in Buffy 1 (nonspoilery):
Oh, I love continuity. It's my favorite -ity ever.