Comments | artemisofluna: IT IS 8:16 IN THE MORNING WHHHYYYYYYYYYY?

artemisofluna

IT IS 8:16 IN THE MORNING WHHHYYYYYYYYYY?

Oct 02, 2009 08:11

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various smells, omgcaffeine, german, linguistics nerding, yes that needs a tag, no umlauts for you!

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sora_vandel October 1 2009, 23:15:22 UTC

"croissant" is the correct spelling. :]

I actually just realized that since you're in Australia, your time difference is probably more than twelve hours' difference. I find this amusing because due to my whack sleeping schedule, I didn't realize this when I first friended you. XD

artemisofluna October 2 2009, 05:29:40 UTC

RIGHT ON, ME!

I truly am! When I was not in Australia I had a whack sleeping schedule too. Now I'm trying to be respectable, and keep normal hours but I hate the stupid sunlight argh. It's ruining my perfect gothic tan. Not that I am gothic, but my skin is!

artemisofluna October 2 2009, 05:32:46 UTC

PS that 'right on' was sarcastic, but when I read it back, I realised it was hard to tell over the internets...

sora_vandel October 2 2009, 19:54:02 UTC

lol that's okay I usually interpret sarcasm correctly, if I can easily assume whether or not someone's a sarcastic person. :]

sora_vandel October 1 2009, 23:16:06 UTC

I love firefox by the way. I'd cuddle the little minx if I could. <3

artemisofluna October 2 2009, 05:29:56 UTC

ME TOO!

ikona_rakasha October 2 2009, 01:40:57 UTC

Spell-check was created just for people with linguistics degree in foreign languages *grins* My Ideodialect is not your Ideodialect *giggles*

Worse when you teach ESL and start speaking Engrish. I can like croissant maybe *nods* see Engrish :P

croissants, how I miss thee, and gooood coffee *dribbles*

artemisofluna October 2 2009, 05:32:09 UTC

I THINK SO! Considering I like to squash words together thanks to my German degree. They love their compound nouns. They can have words which go on for PAGES. And then I try to write 'coffeetable' and Firefox points out to me that in English, this is not acceptable. I treasure that!

Hah! I bet!

I miss REAL croissants from Eurpoe!

ikona_rakasha October 2 2009, 05:46:30 UTC

I will have to go to France for the croissants. I keep adding Japanese or Spanish to my English conversations. So I go Kyo, yo go to the Su-pa, see you there?

Rather funny - and I have developed a scottish burr *laughs* Only me

artemisofluna October 2 2009, 12:16:46 UTC

WOW.

I met Scottish men in Vienna. They were AWESOME. I also met Scottish people in Scotland, but somehow they were less enchanting than the ones I spent my line-time with at Schoenbrunn palace!