Humor will not be tolerated!! -Portia

sqrt(-1) wrote: Haha! That's so cute! I love it, you silly guy!

For pure silliness, look at the one of the most recent entries, The Most Heinous of Crimes.

sqrt(-1) wrote:

Nanti-SARRMM wrote:

sqrt(-1) wrote:Lol! You're so silly Nanti-SARRMM!!! What does your name mean?

I'd explain, but I'm too lazy to write it all out.

Haha! That's so cute! I love it, you silly guy!

sqrt(-1) is always so happy and positive... I bet werf poops sunshine and pees rainbows!

orb360 wrote:

sqrt(-1) wrote:

Haha! That's so cute! I love it, you silly guy!

sqrt(-1) is always so happy and positive... I bet werf poops sunshine and pees rainbows!

Does this mean you poop death and pee mayhem?

You know Orb, I don't think that was appropriate.

I second Fredji. Very much so.

Wow... That wasn't awkward at all... Why do you have a problem with happiness? Are you emo? Like Hitler and Spongebob and whoever that other picture that didn't load on my computer was?

And Fred. Hey, Fred, whatever happened to Emo Fred? Weren't you going to upload him somewhere?

Also, there are happy/cheerful people, and then there are overly-happy people who are secretly evil. PURE EVIL.

bobtheenchantedone wrote:And Fred. Hey, Fred, whatever happened to Emo Fred? Weren't you going to upload him somewhere?

I want to see emo Fred!

Also, there are happy/cheerful people, and then there are overly-happy people who are secretly evil. PURE EVIL.

Example; the Telitubbies. Beneath their happy facades lay a force of pure evil.

I was a teletubby once. And we still have movies. Teletubby movies.

They are better than Boobah.

bobtheenchantedone wrote:I was a teletubby once. And we still have movies. Teletubby movies.

They are better than Boobah.

Yeah, Boobah is the very incarnation of evil, magnified.

I will confess, though, that I have watched Boobah. And I have watched and enjoyed (gasp!) Teletubbies.

bobtheenchantedone wrote:I will confess, though, that I have watched Boobah. And I have watched and enjoyed (gasp!) Teletubbies.

Blasphamy! Burn her! Burn her!

Not to change the subject or anything, but did anyone notice that when they first put up the sticker things on the windows outside the Bookstore, they said "Were open late!" instead of "We're open late!"?

Oh man, that bugged me no end. I was so annoyed.

No kidding! That shows scares me worse than any horror movie I have ever seen!

And I think I still have emo fred around here somewhere. Maybe I'll find him tomorrow. . .

bobtheenchantedone wrote:Not to change the subject or anything, but did anyone notice that when they first put up the sticker things on the windows outside the Bookstore, they said "Were open late!" instead of "We're open late!"?

Oh man, that bugged me no end. I was so annoyed.

Take a sharpie to them.

And to bring back the subject... I think Yo Gabba Gabba might top them all.

Look up 'the puppet master' dance, and 'party in my tummy'.

While we're talking about grammer mistakes...

My sister is looking to buy a house (along with her husband). So one day we were walking along and saw a house for sale. She had me go up and grab a paper (you know, that talk about how nice the house is, how much it is, etc.) Well, I read through the description then turned to my sister and said "You can't buy that house. They used the wrong there" The paper had said something like "Theirs a two car garage for your cars". Now that bugged me.

You had better find Emo Fred. You promised to put him online. That's why we went to all that trouble to get him back to you, you know.

"You can't buy that house. They used the wrong 'there'."

Absolutely awesome.

bobtheenchantedone wrote:"You can't buy that house. They used the wrong 'there'."

Absolutely awesome.

I'm glad you think so. After I said it I thought "Am I turning into a grammer Nazi?"

I've never seen emo Fred.

I feel a little left out.