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WCT Nov 2-6, 2009

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Cheleg:

--- Quote from: jonarus_drakus on 02 Nov 2009, 03:55 ---I went out drinking on halloween and nobody 'got' my Marten costume...  :cry:

I have (dyed) black hair, and blue eyes. Add a hoddie and a bunch of obscure band refferences (speaking of which "Calling all Cars" was playing at my venue of coice -called "The Pub"- at the time. Check them out if you get the chance, i thought they were awsome) and im as good as him (well, him before Dora, I am unfortunately single. I do have a red-haired lesbian friend tho if it helps).





PS: Forget the pancakes. I want waffles with strawberries and cream and maple syrup... mmmmmmm... >drools<

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Sorry no one got your costume for halloween, rest assured I'd gladly have punched you in the arm with the mighty force of awesome chick power curtesy of Faye  /strike pose  :wink:

Loved Dora's expression in the background - s'what she gets for putting on that hot pink colored tail

LeeC:
should have worn the teh shirt...

Near Lurker:
Seriously, though, hearing about a random novel about a heterosexual romance, from a heterosexual author known for his heterosexual romances, and berating the author for being heteronormative?  That's a wee bit obsessive.

(Of course, I'm sure Tai was mostly joking.)

MamiyaOtaru:

--- Quote from: Zombiedude on 01 Nov 2009, 22:50 ---How do you pluralize automaton?

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Automatons.

THIS.  IS.  ENGLISH!

It's perfectly acceptable to pluralize foreign origin words with an S.  Knowledge of Greek or Latin grammar isn't a prerequisite for English.  And it's a good thing too because we would fail; look how many people pluralize octopus as octopi (wrong wrong totally wrong: it's octopodes) or virus as virii (again wrong: virus was a mass noun with no plural form).  So: octopuses, viruses and automatons!  whoo!

*EDIT* spelling  :oops:

pwhodges:
Right in every particular - full marks!

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