OMG, STORY TIIIME! :squee:
I should be sleeping, since I've got to move-in tomorrow morning. :rofl:

But hey, stories are worth it. :cool:

I am glad that I have invaded your subconscious and dream world, Biggles. :heart: Now if only I could invade your bathroom...

I am OLD.
Two of my best friends and I -smacks hand with ruler-
They aren't like that?

Also, church, Pfft :roll:

Edit: You can't have my coconut chapstick, Facade!

LOL. That was a great story, Cherry! :rofl:

i was into the Harry Potter books around that time as well. ;)
When I was nine, I was reading the books alongside a friend of mine... We both borrowed them from the school library, but I think that they only had one copy of the fourth book. One day, we had a field trip, and I accidentally slept in late, had no idea where the hell I was supposed to go (my teacher and whole class was on the trip!), so I sat in the school library and read what I could of the fourth book all day. :rofl: I kid you not.

Also, another story!
My childhood friend was always very religious; we moved away from each other at around the age of seven, but when I visited her once and told her I was into Harry Potter, she told me she wasn't allowed to read those books...

...I think that was the beginning of my lifelong anti-religion crusade. ;)

Oh, and trailers are way classier than inner city housing. :talk2hand: So at least you were a step ahead of THAT caliber of trashiness.

Awww, that was such a sad story! ;_;

I read the first four Harry Potter books 4 times each, the 5 and 6th once and I still haven't finished the 7th. >_>
ALSO, my first acting role was as Harry Potter in the Chamber of Secrets in an acting program for children when I was 8. :3

Biggles - Yes, stfu, and only across the street from me.

Facade - That story reminds me of the time that we didn't have Sunday School because it was easter and we were supposed to all go upstairs to the main sermon. But I had missed the week before, so I didn't know, so I just sat in the empty sunday school room for the entire time wondering where everyone was, listening to the class for little kids in the other room. x_x

Damn, my childhood is so sad in retrospect. :lol:

Anna - I read the first four twice, the fifth once, and I haven't read the sixth or seventh. And I read the fifth in less than a week (considering I was 11 or so and it was a HUGEASS book, that was quite the feat), so I barely remember any of it. I remember the first four very clearly, though, so I don't need to reread those ever.

You will never grow up to be chairman of those dirty pinkos in China if you don't use proper grammarz, Cherry.

Hehehe, that was ironic.

edit: I SAW YOU EDIT THAT, BIGGLES! :illgetu:
Sorry your kidneys hurt. :c

SHUT UP, ANNA -imbibes from your mother's stash of Draino-

Yeah, it's either that, or a pinched nerve thing? I don't know it, happens near the small of my back sometimes. Tis painful.

NO YOU SHUT UP! *imbibes from your father's stash of Clorox*

People never talk about Borax. They still make it. It's good stuff.

...boy, you are old. D:

I used to date Yul Brynner.

Oh, look what you guys have started. I told that story and I got all nostalgic, then I just nostalgiavomited all over Harold for half an hour. SO MANY STORIES WERE JUST TELLED. (that was for Biggles)

THIS ONE GOES OUT TO ALL THE LADIES!

And also the Koffings.

My childhood wasn't very interesting... but it was unique, at least. I need to get back into my blog-writing (link in signature), there are still more stories to be posted. :lol:

I know, it was a wee bit of a wasted opportunity for Biggles too. But it was happy, what more can you ask for?

I wish Cooha would come on Mene so I could nostalgiavomit all over him, cuz I don't have him on any instant messaging programs. I AM SAD NOW. :cry:

Also, DO IT CHERRY. I miss reading your blag.

Soo... What now? I feel like we need something punchy.

PUNCHY, you say?

(listen, it is full of lol)

Biggles - Yeah, exactly. It had a lot of lulls, but I was never beaten, my parents never got divorced, I always had friends who lived near me. Pokemon and Harry Potter were huge, I bowled and went to parks. It wasn't bad.

Anna - GET YAHOO INSTANT MESSENGER. Serious, then we can talk and I can nostalgiavomit on you. :D Harold just went to bed, though. I'll pester him to get on Mene tomorrow, though.

I WILL. Tomorrow I'll make a full post for that harry potter birthday party, as well as some of the stories I told Harold. I also need to get around to posting the story of Oliver and his boogies. I know I told you that one. :lol:

I'm headin' to bed now. Night, folksies.

Genius, Cherry!

@Cherry- I've had that since I was 8, but I never log on. xD WHY DOESN'T ANYONE HAVE MSN MESSENGER? :cry:
My username is briannamal. Add me in case I do log on. >_>
YAY STORIES! 8D

Aww, you are too a genius, Biggles! Did you forget the comma? :c

I literally spelled genius wrong. But thanks for the ego boost.
I have Msn, but for a long time it crashed on me, freezing my whole computer for a bit. So I'm reluctant to use it.

Haha, that is awesome. xD And you're welcome.
No fun. D: Your reluctance is understandable.

I see you revivified Hamlet. vvv But she's silent this time around. An improvement I should say. JAYKAY HAMMY :insane:



-does something self deprecating/entertaining to move things along?-

-runs in I hope I'm not too late for HP-
Christy, I bet they all thought you were the reason she went missing. xD
"SHE WENT TO THAT SATANIC WITCHCRAFT PARTY AND NO ONE EVER SAW HER AGAIN."

And I've reread the books every year as they came out up to the seventh. Then the year after that I didn't have time to over the summer, so I think I got up to the fifth book? I'm rereading them again this year and I finished the fourth and haven't had time to read the last three. It kills me because I really wanna reread the seventh book but don't have time. ;___;
Speaking of reading, I have a huge stack of books to read because I went to the library earlier this month. xD
-currently reading Fight Club although I already know the plot-