Subject: Hi
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Posted on: 2009-02-06 03:18:00 UTC
Welcome back.
I was not here five years ago , but I do welcome you back. So, what minis do you have?
*hands over a plate full of bacon, several mini bags of bacon for the deer critters and a cookbook on how to cook mary sues for the minis.*
On a whim I just wandered back here though it's been a while. It's nice to see the board is mush the same as it's always been. ^_^
Yup, remember you too. I kinda hope I can poke my head back in from time to time whenever I need a little snarky pick-me-up. I guess eventually I may need to leave it to the new generation, lest I turn into the next Bast. xD
Like, I think I remember seeing your de-lurk and some subsequent discussion, but I can't really remember what all was said. ATSLT rings a bell tho.
And I have no clue what badfic that is, but I've survived worse, I'm sure. I've actually read C***br**n all the way through (and lived to tell about it!) To Google!
*rides off valiantly to add another notch to her bad slash bedpost.*
Welcome back.
I was not here five years ago , but I do welcome you back. So, what minis do you have?
*hands over a plate full of bacon, several mini bags of bacon for the deer critters and a cookbook on how to cook mary sues for the minis.*
Want a few mini deepcoilers?
And speaking of OFUs, I help run OFUR. So any ideas on how ot torture fanbrats is welcome.
Oh. And your welcome. Mary Sue cooking is a vital part for the minis. Although, how were the initial few cookings? pretty bad?
You're welcome to read through OFUK - what there is of it. I kinda left it at a giant cliffhanger. >
Btw - were you looking for Wyldehorse? I posted on your thread the other page, but as it's on page 2, I don't know if you'll see it. I guess I'll just reiterate here real fast:
http://www.geocities.com/PPCdirectory/
It's ancient and completely out of date, but has a lot of the older boarders on it. It took me googling my old e-mail address to find it! I looked and Wylde is on there, so by all means good luck getting in touch.
Does that still exist somewhere? My boyfriend might be interested in reading it. {= )
~Neshomeh, who has two words to scare you to death: Kender agent.
http://laureril.bravehost.com/fictionHome.html
You can look there - it's not really been updated since I wandered off in 2006ish, and it's missing a chapter I lost when it was taken off FF.n
And have you met Maralys Deeppockets? I'll give you a clue - she has a hoopack, a CAD, and doesn't need bleeprin.
Welcome back, then. And have a graduated cylinder. :]
Welcome back! Here, have an egg whisk.
They whisk not only eggs, but spambots author wraiths, too. Nifty things, egg whisks.
My envy knows basically no bounds. I really love linguistics, and was planning to major in it at one point (then I went to classical studies, then I went to Latin Teaching, then I went back to classical studies . . . then I dropped out of college to move to England. Ahh, my life)
Welcome back to the board! :D I'm kind of amazed that it's still active too . . .
I've only been on here for a year and a half, so you won't know me, but I wave and smile at you nonetheless. :)
We can have a proper Welcome Back party. ^_^
College is time-devouring and evil. Good luck with all that real life stuff!
~Neshomeh
We've a wiki now. Which still lacks many agents from older spin offs. *bad hint*
Nice to see another Oldbie returning to the Board, even if only for a visit. Have a medium-sized stuffed prinny before you go! Now minus the exploding, so don't worry about that - the new models can be thrown without turning the recipients into small pieces of unidentifiable matter.
No, wait. All those are gone due to Pink Stuff...
Leto
Have some welcoming welcomes of welcomeness!
We're still alive and kicking!
How do Linguistics and Comp Sci overlap? I'm a CS major myself, trying to minor in Japanese, but I can't really see how it would work the other way around...
We briefly touched on that stuff in my programming language design class, I'm expecting to hit it a lot harder in the Compilers class next semester.
(I am rather sad that programming language design didn't involve actually designing a programming language, but I suspect that's beyond the scope of a three-credit one-semester class...)