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 Posted: Sun Jan 31, 2010 6:42 pm
Aww. c:
That's amazing.
I want to live on "Elfs Spoon".
There's some strange names in my area but the ones immediately near my house can be used at sexual innuendos.
"Broad Peak" and "River Ridge" meet down the street from my house.
I have a friend that used to make a joke every time we passed that intersection.
My friends used to be more grope friendly but they kind of stopped when the really grope friendly ones either dropped out or graduated.
Okay.
That's cool.
When you first mentioned him I thought he was just this stranger that groped you one day. xD
I've never been around any of my friends drunk.
I don't know if that sounds fun or annoying.
I gotta learn Icelandic then move there, I'd have so much fun with the streets. :>
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Posted: Sun Jan 31, 2010 9:07 pm
I miss Elfs Spoon.
It was a lovely house
:'D
Oh dear xD Broad Peak.
Technicly he groped me when I didnt know him.
Our first ever conversation turned a bit wierd when he started poking my breasts with an umbrella.
...
That should have honestly been a sign not too talk to him again.
And he's a fun drunk in his own way,
all of my friends are really.
He's just...very very touchy when drunk.
Like borderline humping you drunk.
Which I supose is good since his new boyfriend is also an amasingly touchy drunk so now they can run off and drunkenly grope people together.
Yes.
Learn the Icelandic and join me in the fun of finding silly street names!
....
HAH!
"Tunguvegur"=Tounge road
:'D
And dude, my friend used too live on a street called "Drekavellir"
Dragon Field.
Now that's just nifty.
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Posted: Mon Feb 01, 2010 6:20 am
Aww, one day you may return to Elfs Spoon?
Yeah, may not have been a sign not to continue talking to him.
But hey, whatever works.
Oh my
That's kind of creepy.
(I really wonder what my friends are like drunk now)
Yeah!
(I also wonder how they would react if I told them I was running off to Iceland to hang out with this girl I met on the internet)
That's amazing.
I wish we had entertaining names like that.
D:
We just have dumb ones.
Dragon Field?
That's pretty badass.
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Posted: Tue Feb 02, 2010 6:43 pm
Many of the streets in my town are named after trees.
Birch St.
Pine St.
Elm St.
My favorite is Fir St.
Just look at it. You'll see why.
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Posted: Tue Feb 02, 2010 7:02 pm
@ Dornkus:
Heh.
Fir St it pretty damn awesome.
Although the bad-horror movie fan part of me
is way more giggly about Elm street.
And now since you got me thinking about it
I think I shall watch Nightmare on Elm Street: Dream Warriors
and hope it will help me sleep, since its like 3 in the morning and nothing else is helping me sleep.
(I have no idea why having a horror movie play while I'm trying too sleep helps occasionaly, but it sometimes works like a charm.)
@Zizzy:
I shall never again return too Elf Spoon!
The new owners painted the house all white.
It took all the blue charm out of it :c
And also they seemed too have taken all the mountain flowers and plants
and the Fire Lilies and put boring old rose bushes instead.
And that's just not cool man
D:
Yes. That is sometimes creepy,
but he makes up for it by doing an amazing drunken dance we have named "The Bacon"
And I'm quite sure your friends would be very supportive.
I mean, it's not like I'm actualy a creepy 47 year old man
who lures young girls too meet me over the internet too have my nasty way with them.
'cough'
Perfectly safe I swear
=D
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