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[goldendawn]

Lynn indeed can, for she "...is a fool, nuncle. Thou art nothing."

EDIT: Marcus will now cease quoting Shakespeare: And as Marcus ceased quoting Shakespeare a profound silence lingered, but was broken by the bells of celebration. For the trials, the hopes, the dreams of this small band of friends were fully realised in the perfect happiness of Marcus finally closing his proverbial trap.

 

[glitterfairy]

Justin congratulates Alan on using phonetic spelling methods when in doubt.

Really? And Lynn thought all this while that she had been advocating nail-polish, and not phonetic spelling when in doubt.

 

[Llyrai]

GAWD Alan apologises.


And he refuses to change the spello. Infact, he is sure there will and has been ten thousand spelling mistakes on his part, as spelling has never been a strong part of Alan's english ability.

 

[jhakka]

Lynn indeed can, for she "...is a fool, nuncle. Thou art nothing."

Justin remembers Ged being called "nuncle" by Arren when he took on the guise of Hawk in The Farthest Shore.

 

[glitterfairy]

Lynn comforts Alan.

 

[jhakka]

GAWD Alan apologises.

And he refuses to change the spello. Infact, he is sure there will and has been ten thousand spelling mistakes on his part, as spelling has never been a strong part of Alan's english ability.

Justin was only messing about, and doesn't require any apologies.

Justin sees no problem with spelling being a weak point, as a few of his English teachers over the years have been awful spellers. Justin appreciates Alan's wit and personality and hopes that his comment wasn't taken personally.

 

[Llyrai]

Justin was only messing about, and doesn't require any apologies.

Alan assures Justin that any apologies going Justin's way, are insincere anyway.

 

[goldendawn]

Justin remembers Ged being called "nuncle" by Arren when he took on the guise of Hawk in The Farthest Shore.

Nuncle is an archaic familiar, or diminutive term used for an uncle or close older male mentor.

 

[glitterfairy]

Alan assures Justin that any apologies going Justin's way, are insincere anyway.

Lynn chides Alan, for "we should all love each other as brothers - or sisters - or like, yeah, whatever...."

 

[goldendawn]

PS: Marcus has made an amendment to his post:

Lynn indeed can, for she "...is a fool, nuncle. Thou art nothing."

EDIT: Marcus will now cease quoting Shakespeare: And as Marcus ceased quoting Shakespeare a profound silence lingered, but was broken by the bells of celebration. For the trials, the hopes, the dreams of this small band of friends were fully realised in the perfect happiness of Marcus finally closing his proverbial trap.

 

[jhakka]

Alan assures Justin that any apologies going Justin's way, are insincere anyway.

Justin feels better about himself now.

Nuncle is an archaic familiar, or diminutive term used for an uncle or close older male mentor.

Justin had assumed as much, but didn't go and confirm it. Justin thanks Marcus for saving him a trip to the dictionary.

 

[goldendawn]

Lynn chides Alan, for "we should all love each other as brothers - or sisters - or like, yeah, whatever...."

Marcus feels LITERALLY horrified

 

[Llyrai]

Lynn chides Alan, for "we should all love each other as brothers - or sisters - or like, yeah, whatever...."

Thats an odd thing to say. Especially since Alan recalls Lynn saying:

Man, You know Bro, We should like, really hate each others guts, you know bro, like hate them like, like poo yeah bro?

 

[goldendawn]

Justin is welcome. Marcus wasn't elected Walking Dictionary of the year for no reason!

 

[Llyrai]

Marcus feels LITERALLY horrified

Hahahahah very clever.

 

[glitterfairy]

ROFL

(random letters to take up space)

 

[jhakka]

Justin started saying "Bro" and adopting that idiom recently, and now it seems to be intruding on his personality during face to face conversations. Scary.

 

[goldendawn]

Marcus is bored and pleads for entertainment

 

[goldendawn]

Marcus has been overusing the words "man" and "ay" recently.

 

[jhakka]

Marcus has been overusing the words "man" and "ay" recently.

Justin doesn't think that's too bad. He doesn't even have a problem with his satirical use of the word "Bro" and other associated terms, however Tennille keeps telling him its a turnoff. Justin feels bad whenever he accidentally says it to her, now.