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Sleet wrote:Welcome! I bet you have some great embarrassing stories about SomebodyYouKnow for us!

My word I need to double check my sentence structure before I post...
Sorry bout that.

WOW the welcome wagon sure is fast.
Does it have jet engines?

In seventh grade I managed to write a 10 page paper on Charles Schulz, which is in itself something of an achievement, but now thanks to that thesis boot camp I can breeze through English essays.

K-ZAM!

Hi, my name is... aw shoot... what was it again? I dunno... Well, you can call me Chesterfield Snapdragon McFisticuffs. Actually please don't call me that. I don't really have that much to say for myself, um... I... no, honestly, I can't think of much. I would call myself an artist, but I hardly thi...

You could say I speak French, but that would be a gross exaggeration. Thanks to our county's High School French curriculum though, I can carry on a conversation* if it only involves simple words and is about what I did last weekend.

*And yes I mean in French.

I joined somewhere in the middle of the latest Spot arc- I don't remember which strip, because I didn't think I would read it regularly so I didn't take note of the joke. I just remembered that it had an orange cat on notebook paper. Which doesn't help in that arc. Apparently, there's an inverse rel...

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Maryland, USA-- which you could probably argue is geographically in the south, but I think most people who live here would say it's northern. It's for the most part similar to the Southern US, except our accents aren't nearly so hypnotic and the overwhelming majority of the population is liberal. No...