I've never played Trivial Pursuit before. I don't think I'd win because my knowledge is REALLY obscure. I'd have a decent shot at being a good player, but it's not guaranteed. Also, if you ask me ANYTHING about sports that isn't base rules or the shape of the ball, I'm screwed.

Also, you should get FireFox! Among other amazing add-ons, I've got a spell-checker!

Uzu: I wasn't ignoring you, your post didn't load until just a minute ago. I'm really sorry. -Snuggles- I swear I would've said 'hi' if your post had loaded.

General: I downloaded firefox on this computer (I had to talk my boyfriend into letting me do it because it's his computer) and I can't use it at the moment because it won't let me install the missing plugin to use the Mene games and Youtube. And I'm listening to music on youtube and playing Mene games to get gold. XD

Simmy: YOU IS ARE BELONGS TO THE THREAD! -Eats your homework-

Cherry: No she doesn't. She can't comprehend what the red lines are. "OH MY GOD THERE ARE RED LINES UNDER MY WORDS! THE ALIENS ARE COMING!!!!"

Cricket bf = enemy of FireFox = public enemy number 2

=O

Who's public enemy number one?

*resists urge to say 'your mom'*

-Laughs ass off- Wow. Just. Wow.

The shithead from school who stole my fedora today. I'm going to bring a world of hurt upon him using the tools of justice. If he weren't such a deserving jackass, I'd almost feel sorry for the ripping he's about to get from the Dean of Discipline and other members of the faculty when I inform them. My side of the scale is so weighted that it's starting to burrow a hole in the ground.

o.o;;;.... Okay. Can I ask a stupid question? What's a fedora?

This sexy ware of haberdashery:

http://www.costumemagic.com/JPEG/HATS/fedora.jpeg

Mine had no feather.

=O
-Applaudes-
Very sexy. <3

I'd only take it playfully, wear it for a few minutes, then give it back. But yeah, it's totally spiffy. Cricket wants one now.

@ Cricket Fence
Danke! I had my shades on, my navy peacoat, and my new leather gloves, so I looked like a cross betwixt a Blues Brother, a hitman, and a secret agent.

@Uzi
But this guy just did it to be a douchebag.

EDIT:

@THEGUYWHOPOSTSWHILEIAMREPLYINGTOHISFORMERPOST
Yeah, most people do. Some try it on and others just knock it off to be asses. It gets frustrating at times. I'm not allowed to wear it in school, so I just twirl it around my vertical index finger as I walk through the hallways after 8th period. Teenagers being as they are, frequently try to knock it down. -sigh-

How sexalicious. <3

Oh, no worries. He's got brawn and sophomoric humor, but I've got the administration on my side. He'll be obliterated, in its most literal sense*.


*Not only to be destroyed, but to be erased from all memory and forgotten forever. It comes from the Latin, "Obliviscor," meaning, "to forget".

General Lee Outrageous: It's people like that who(m?) cause people like me to be violent >.<; That's why having teachers on your side is a benefit.

Violence has never gotten me anywhere but bruises. I prefer to use wits and strategy to leave my opponent devastated and myself free of harm.

*pounces on chance to explain grammar*

The correct word in this situation is, "who". Who is used in the place of a subject pronoun, whereas whom is used in the place of an object pronoun. If you can change the clause around to include, "I, you, he, she, it, we, or they," you need to use, "who." If the clause makes sense when you insert, "me, you, him, her, it, us, or them," the correct pronoun is, "whom."

@Uzura

I looked that last one up. I remembered the meaning, but not the exact word.