i would've been a college graduate and shooken his hand

[dirtyvirgin]

so in my infinite english wisdom *coughstoplaughingcough* i used the word "homonym" as this was the word i originally learned in elementary school as meaning "two words that are pronounced the same but spelled differently and possess a different meaning". but oh ye fickle fates of definition, to my eternal shame i found the internets telling me i

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[dreams_of_him]

YOU WERE NINE! Give yourself a break!

Yes I know you are le language queene and it separates your fur to be...er...uh...in error (when my cat, PJ, would get annoyed we would say, "uh oh, her fur is separated").

But really, how often does this come up and you can always claim you lost your mind for just a minute. You know...an elaborate cover up.

Be still...you are way ahead for next time ;)

Glad you had fun with your friends.

[dirtyvirgin]

*laughs* man, that fur image is awesome. and i've come to terms with being illiterate. our motto at kirsten inc is: "i may be illiterate but i can still read!" we're a classy establishment.

but thanks for the defense of my tattered grey matter! also, when you go shopping you have to give me a detailed list of what you buy, organized into outfits. ahahah.

[imogenics]

Aw, thank you again for the super fantastic couches, which were not wretched in any sense of the word, and for shepherding us about like the little lost wretches we were. :D

[dirtyvirgin]

any time mon frere, it was both a delight and a pleasure. really you have to come back because after you all left i thought of a bajillion other things that you should do while in vancouver. in fact, i think i should start countering the "move to boston" movement with the "move to vancouver" movement. our motto could be: "we have darn good fish!"