Things that are making you crabbit!

Norc wrote:Or well smarter than David.

Orwell NOT smarter than David.

WOLVES smarter than David!

A similar thing happened to me cycling back from a job interview wearing heels (no money for a bus) and a dog jumped up behind me and I could have possibly died owner didn't even apologize!!!

Just read the story, not too similar actually thinking about it...

Fortunately I wasn't wearing heels at the time, or I would most certainly be dead now!

cycling back from a job interview wearing heels- Ally

Lesson learned I hope! Take sensible shoes in your bag!

David I am now stuck with the image of a farmer on his tractor in high heels!

I was always under the romantically misguided idea that wolves dont attack people, I always thought they want to snuggle and lick our faces. I like wolves.

Mrs Figg wrote:I was always under the romantically misguided idea that wolves dont attack people, I always thought they want to snuggle and lick our faces. I like wolves.

Wolves are beautiful, intelligent animals that share many human characteristics (both good and bad). But there's really no carnivore that won't attack people if it's hungry enough. We are after all made out of meat!

My Alaskan cousins tell me that there are very few reliable reports of people killed by wolves because 1)we're not their first choice of food, and 2) there are rarely survivors to tell the story.

Many deaths have been logged as natural causes and the wolves listed as merely scavengers. If I'd broken my neck in the bike wreck for example, it wouldn't have been wolves that killed me. They're clever like that.

Pettytyrant101 wrote:cycling back from a job interview wearing heels- Ally

Lesson learned I hope! Take sensible shoes in your bag!

David I am now stuck with the image of a farmer on his tractor in high heels!

Probably should have brought along some ballet pumps- but I so rarely cycle to job interviews it completely escaped my mind. It's for sure difficult to ride in heels but I think you'd manage David!

I like wolves and all but kinda prefer baby dragons- hope they get more screen time s2! (Only seen s1 but it got so much better compared to the early eps, this is Game of Thrones btw)

I can't get the image of Ally riding a bike in high heels out of my head now!

I can't get the image of someone in pj's drinking coffee with ice-cream having not left the house in 4 days to buy milk out of my mind *smashes mirror*

Where on earth did you get that image from Ally? Ice cream floaters nice though.

where is Amarie? where is Queen Tin? where is Farmer Dave, and Lance and Kendalf??????????

lol, wish you would say where is Norc, cus I should be studying..

I'm here! Sort of. Occasionally.

and I'm here all the fucking time and I shouldn't even be here! can I please use the next two or three lines to swear cuz final exams makes me crabbit.
thank you

Spoiler:

Amarie!

ooh Norc that sounded like Dwarven swearing.

Norc wrote:

Spoiler:

I would translate, Norc, but why bother? No one here likes ravioli any more than you do -- nor does anyone believe you ride an elephant to school!

What was the bit about the trolls underpants about?

I refused to even mention that, Petty. As if people use scented oils that way?

{{{Definitely Fjordianlanian thinking, and not something nice hobbits like to talk about - or swap photographs of --- if you have any, send them to me for prompt dealing-with! }}}

it's something about shoving something up your arse until it comes out of your ears.

{{{You know Orwell the youth of Fjordianland seem swearer than a Govan Dock Yard- and thats pretty bloody sweary}}}}}

ask Amarië or Ringdrotten to translate it

You might fool the other Forumshirans, Norc, but you must know by now that the fool who thinks me a fool is no fool!

Do you know what happens to young lasses who make grand claims about riding elephants (to school) and criticizing Italian dishes, let only tell explicit tales about scented oil-application to troll parts not normally applicated so! Do you? It's told in The Sawguh of the Fjordianlandian Girl and it's a object lesson for everyone who hears it, not just Fjordianlandian jean-wearing femmes-de-la creme (that's French by the way - after a fashion), but for all of us who understand what it's like to be a foolish young femme. (Yes, I remember!)

haha, it'll have to wait to after my exam though

Halfwise, don't use that language