The Bibliomaniac Army (booklovers, UNITE!)

[Brown*Eyed*December]

same
Now if it was a texting conversation I would rock.

[kimmy1479]

Does that matter? Oh! And I found where it began. Jaber wrote, on page 153, 'Thou crackest me up, Kimster!', and so I wrote in medivaly and then she did, and we countinued it!

[Brown*Eyed*December]

HA forever ago.

[booklover789]

Does that matter? Oh! And I found where it began. Jaber wrote, on page 153, 'Thou crackest me up, Kimster!', and so I wrote in medivaly and then she did, and we countinued it!

Woah. Over 100 pages of that. That's a LONG conversation.
Thou amazest me withst thy wording.

[kimmy1479]

Oops! No, it was 253! Sorry, typo.

[Brown*Eyed*December]

Thy are Very confusing.

[.jabberwocky]

Yes, we art. xD

@kimmy and wuh-wuh-guh:
While thine words ring like the promise of spring in clipped, chilly winter air, they are erroneous! For both of thee are much more exceptional with words than myself. My mind is like a pocket: tattered, worn, and full of holes... Whenever a decent idea, as freshly formed as an egg, enters in, it is soon swept out by the force of gravity, only to smash in a disgusting array of yolk and shell.. Whilst thine speech is like the sun, shining down upon a cold valley, basking it gently in its warmth.

I art annoyed.. I'm supposed to read the Swiss Family Robinson, but I want to read I Am the Messenger, and mom won't let me unless it's the weekend ('cause I'm homeschooled). D':

edit: this is random.. but I am addicted to this thread 8D viewtopic.php?f=9&t=45499&start=1930

[wickedwolfgirl]

My beloved companions, you must not speak of such falsehoods. Your well chosen words put all other wordsmiths to shame! Your elegant script can only be looked upon with a religious reverence by those who call themselves "writers". All who compose prose and poetry can learn the secrets of the universe from thy golden speech. My words are naught but the attempts of a babe when compared to the masterful work thy minds conjure with the ease of a well practiced master. The rhythms of the sound alone could bring an angel to tears from the sheer perfection of them.

I read A Separate Peace. It was very good. Sadly, I have to write a paper on it, as well as the Kite Runner. Blah.

[kimmy1479]

Lies! Though I wish not to accuse you of bearing false witness, it is obvious that thine is being modest. Indeed, the likely hood of this being truth, is like that of the Earth being flat! (I'm speaking to both of you)

I'm homeschooled, but my mom doesn't care what I read on my own time, as long as I set aside time for the books she wants me to read.

[doubleArrows]

Yes, we art. xD

@kimmy and wuh-wuh-guh:
While thine words ring like the promise of spring in clipped, chilly winter air, they are erroneous! For both of thee are much more exceptional with words than myself. My mind is like a pocket: tattered, worn, and full of holes... Whenever a decent idea, as freshly formed as an egg, enters in, it is soon swept out by the force of gravity, only to smash in a disgusting array of yolk and shell.. Whilst thine speech is like the sun, shining down upon a cold valley, basking it gently in its warmth.

I art annoyed.. I'm supposed to read the Swiss Family Robinson, but I want to read I Am the Messenger, and mom won't let me unless it's the weekend ('cause I'm homeschooled). D':

edit: this is random.. but I am addicted to this thread 8D viewtopic.php?f=9&t=45499&start=1930

Art thou erroneous of mind? Thy literacy could bring a fallen angel back to grace! Thine words flow flawless from the fountain of wording.