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 Posted: Tue Dec 14, 2004 9:52 am
Indeed... of course I haven't really watched them enough to be tired of them, but I also wish to see three and four... supposedly we're a-gonna get 'em with that there Netflix. whee
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Posted: Tue Dec 14, 2004 10:05 am
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Posted: Tue Dec 14, 2004 10:07 am
We doesn't KNOW, Precious! gonk
We goes to eats lunch now, Precious.
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Posted: Tue Dec 14, 2004 10:08 am
Lemme guess, you're gonna eat some poor animal. domokun
Hehehehehehehe. sweatdrop
Oh goody, I can lord that over you until I get bored of it. Then I'll have to find something new.
'Tis my sisterly right. 3nodding
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Posted: Tue Dec 14, 2004 7:49 pm
Lizbeth_r9 Ahhh.. my parents are responsible for my best addictions (especially Red Dwarf and Black Adder)... they let me stay up to watch it... i guess i've been pretty lucky being English because its been repeated a fair bit over here xd Gosh you're terribly lucky! Next year when I do my exchange program over to England, I'm going to hunt around for a good house. And as soon as I see a job offer, I'm bolting. Whoa, slow down a bit, 'faewen. hehe. I'm only a senior in high school still! sweatdrop
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Posted: Tue Dec 14, 2004 7:53 pm
Anathema Device Lemme guess, you're gonna eat some poor animal. domokun Hehehehehehehe. sweatdrop Oh goody, I can lord that over you until I get bored of it. Then I'll have to find something new. 'Tis my sisterly right. 3nodding I forget, which of you is older one?
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Posted: Wed Dec 15, 2004 3:30 am
Erfaewen Anathema Device Lemme guess, you're gonna eat some poor animal. domokun Hehehehehehehe. sweatdrop Oh goody, I can lord that over you until I get bored of it. Then I'll have to find something new. 'Tis my sisterly right. 3nodding I forget, which of you is older one? Why me, of course! I'm just old enough to appriciate the value of staying young of heart. whee
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Posted: Wed Dec 15, 2004 4:37 am
Anathema Device Lemme guess, you're gonna eat some poor animal. domokun Hehehehehehehe. sweatdrop Oh goody, I can lord that over you until I get bored of it. Then I'll have to find something new. 'Tis my sisterly right. 3nodding Actually, I believe I only had leftover pizza or something. And ice cream. xd Sure, the pizza had pepperoni, but... oh well. Nyehe.
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Posted: Wed Dec 15, 2004 9:02 am
Anathema Device Erfaewen Anathema Device Lemme guess, you're gonna eat some poor animal. domokun Hehehehehehehe. sweatdrop Oh goody, I can lord that over you until I get bored of it. Then I'll have to find something new. 'Tis my sisterly right. 3nodding I forget, which of you is older one? Why me, of course! I'm just old enough to appriciate the value of staying young of heart. whee okay that's what I thought, but I wasn't sure so I figured I'd ask. xd I can relate tho. I've a younger sister to and we have similar conversations.
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Posted: Wed Dec 15, 2004 9:48 am
Erfaewen okay that's what I thought, but I wasn't sure so I figured I'd ask. xd I can relate tho. I've a younger sister to and we have similar conversations. Oh good, then. We're not totally insane. Since we're so different in age, I spent a good part of her life living elsewhere (I moved out at 17), so sometimes it's like we're making up this whole sibling thing as we go along. We have a tiny family and no example of how siblings usually interact, besides on tv, where it seems they want to kill each other more than half the time. xd
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Posted: Wed Dec 15, 2004 9:56 am
Poor DVD-less fools...Bwahahah! xd
I first heard about it from (almost) my entire family, they all watched it, especially my grandmother. She'd watch it every Sunday night on UK Gold, and after some church thing one evening (back when I was around 9/10 years old), we all went back to her house and watched it.
Of couse, being young, I had little to no conception of what was going on, how funny it was, or whatever. But as I got older, I watched it more and more, and I began to love it.
So now, I'm a proud owner of Series I-V (One to Five) on DVD. Thank you, please. heart
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Posted: Wed Dec 15, 2004 12:45 pm
Anathema Device Erfaewen okay that's what I thought, but I wasn't sure so I figured I'd ask. xd I can relate tho. I've a younger sister to and we have similar conversations. Oh good, then. We're not totally insane. Since we're so different in age, I spent a good part of her life living elsewhere (I moved out at 17), so sometimes it's like we're making up this whole sibling thing as we go along. We have a tiny family and no example of how siblings usually interact, besides on tv, where it seems they want to kill each other more than half the time. xd We always talk in gibberish! We even sort of have a secret language we made up when we were little. We still soemtimes use it. See my sister and I are two years apart. For the first 10 years of our lives together we were constantly at each other's throats. But we've since matured and hang around each other at school all the time. Kids think it's crazy because I'm a senior and she's freshman and really we're complete opposites. But we're best friends. She's actually on gaia too. She's never been able to experience RD tho. sad
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Posted: Wed Dec 15, 2004 1:03 pm
Awwww. Well she shall have to see RD!
Yeah, Keldan and I talk gibberish too. Sometimes it's so silly it simply gets out of hand.
A secret language. How cool. We just like to pretend we have one. Hehe.
Your sister is welcome to join the guild even though she hasn't seen RD. Maybe it'd get her interested in it. biggrin
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Posted: Wed Dec 15, 2004 1:10 pm
Daxmort Poor DVD-less fools...Bwahahah! xd I first heard about it from (almost) my entire family, they all watched it, especially my grandmother. She'd watch it every Sunday night on UK Gold, and after some church thing one evening (back when I was around 9/10 years old), we all went back to her house and watched it. Of couse, being young, I had little to no conception of what was going on, how funny it was, or whatever. But as I got older, I watched it more and more, and I began to love it. So now, I'm a proud owner of Series I-V (One to Five) on DVD. Thank you, please. heart he he i also own that box set smile
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Posted: Wed Dec 15, 2004 1:18 pm
Lizbeth_r9 Daxmort Poor DVD-less fools...Bwahahah! xd I first heard about it from (almost) my entire family, they all watched it, especially my grandmother. She'd watch it every Sunday night on UK Gold, and after some church thing one evening (back when I was around 9/10 years old), we all went back to her house and watched it. Of couse, being young, I had little to no conception of what was going on, how funny it was, or whatever. But as I got older, I watched it more and more, and I began to love it. So now, I'm a proud owner of Series I-V (One to Five) on DVD. Thank you, please. heart he he i also own that box set smile *Is incredibly jealous* whee
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