Aww... understandable. people are getting busy.

Hi there, Mystictic.

@Mystic: I'm good. ^^
How are you?

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@xuvrette: Yeah, for me it tends to happen around events for some reason. XD

Hello, Xuvrette!

White: I'm doing okay, just a bit tired.

But it is even more quiet during non-event time.
Seems like members are slowly growing up and been taken away by work.

@Mystic: Just wake up or almost bedtime?

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@xuvrette: ...this is true. >>
I'll have to try and come on here more often while not during the event.

Originally Posted by xuvrette

Antata... you overwork?

Just one hour today. :) Then I went and had dinner with a couple of friends.

... so.. sounds like... Antata have overFUN! not work!

lol It was nice, I just wish the typhoon would arrive tomorrow instead of Friday so I won't have to work tomorrow.

...You don't have work on Friday?
as if you can control the typhoon...

-pelvic thrusts into thread-

pel...pelvic thrust?
... I can't imagine how it is done!

you don't know what pelvic thrust looks like?
hun, I will fix that for you.

Ace Ventura! XD I kinda like him.

Yeah, he's funny! xD
Rub y loves him c:

I enjoy comedy shows. XD lol.
By far, I think the only animal show that I like.

I think you mean movies, because those were movies he were in -nods-
but yusss, I love funny movies~
especially raunchy, 'oh dayum!' humored ones.

... is there a difference between movies and shows? *tilts head*

yes, there is~ Movies are long, usually an hours long and they are the ones you watch on DVDs and go in movie theaters.
Shows are usually on televisions.

But, depending on where you live, shows is used for movies, isn't it?
like, shows mean the same as movie?
I'm thinking in american-english terms, which is movie for movies.

Not sure. I just use it whenever I feel right. XD
I am expose to both british and American english, so I don't know which is which. XD

You're probably using the british term for it ^^
it has to get confusing sometimes, using both of them

Supposely, the education is teaching british system.
Unfortuantely, American's entertainment media is far better than British, so in writing, we use British and speaking sounds American. haha!

I love how you say our entrainment is better, when we have horrid shows like Here comes Honey booboo and shows that have stupid rednecks in them...
but I get what you're saying xD

... The cinematography of British is... like still images. It is boring.
American have movement.

and only the best come to our country. XD lol.

'MURICA!
WWEEEEWT!
-shoots of ffireworks-

/shot

you ever get the feeling Honey Boo Boo is gonna want to Bitch slap her parents when she is older, especially if she might be called Boo Boo