CharnTim III

da evil freckles said:
why not? let the audience gather some hope before we throw the protagonist into an even deeper pit of despair!
ROFL :D:D *gives Freckles a cookie* Talk about being cruel :rolleyes:

But that does make me understand my own horrible life a bit more...
 
Sadly neither could L.M. Montgomery :rolleyes: But I understand, she was a pastor's wife, I'm sure they needed the extra money..
 
and she really deserved the money as well. i like her books, as far as i got through them, at least... :)

All of the Anne books are amazing and the Storygirl Books are amazing as well, I just wasn't so fond of the Emily books (which she wrote after Anne)
 
dubbing is the "art" of replacing the original voices of a film with translation in another language. a useless and irritating business.

however dubbing can also be used to make it look like someone is saying something see: gummy bear song.... :D
 
Believe me GG, if you live in Germany, it isn't that funny anymore :rolleyes: I always go crazy if i'm on a holiday in Germany and watching tv, dubbing everything *sigh*

*dubs MF's nursery rhymes* :D
 
The cricket did...hear him chirping? He's the one on the jungle gym wearing a clown nose--I wonder if it's a chocolate-covered cricket....oh, wait, that's Ronald McDonald....does he taste good?
 
*takes a swing at Glenburne*

Not that kind of cricket! The bat and wicket and innings and bails and bowler and is-it-teatime-yet type of cricket! Eh what?
 
Crickets play baseball with bats? Aren't those a little heavy for them? The team owners might get sued for causing physical damage to their athletes.... And wicket is the Swahili word for cheese whiz. Bails are pails from the Netherlands--they have problems with flooding--bowler hats are out of style, but that's English....

Crickets don't drink tea! They'd drown! What would happen to all the writers if the crickets drowned? They couldn't talk about sad crickets mourning summer's death and lonely crickets calling to their mates and happy crickets hopping...if you drown all the crickets, our literature would be perish....
 
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