Wishing It Was Spring Already with Magic Friends

[Uponastar]

Then, um...

What?

I don't, either.:shrug:
But that doesn't really sound like Ian.
Unless Ian is different?

Long E -in.
EEEin

 

[Nemo14]

You, probably.

Ew... bad grammar...

Then, um...

I don't, either.:shrug:
But that doesn't really sound like Ian.
Unless Ian is different?

Except that we know how to use the letter R...

We're a small state - no room for 26 letters, so something had to go!

 

[Uponastar]

We're a small state - no room for 26 letters, so something had to go!

:ROFLOL::ROFLOL::ROFLOL:
I love that explanation, Fishy!

 

[Uponastar]

Ew... bad grammar...

I know. It is so sad.
Double negatives...Seen for saw.
I don't know how I wound up with him. :lookaroun

 

[Nemo14]

:ROFLOL::ROFLOL::ROFLOL:
I love that explanation, Fishy!

:king:

 

[Disnut]

We're a small state - no room for 26 letters, so something had to go!

:ROFLOL::ROFLOL::ROFLOL::ROFLOL::ROFLOL:

 

[Nicole220]

We're a small state - no room for 26 letters, so something had to go!

:ROFLOL:

But why pick R?
Why not pick something like X or Z that isn't used as much?

 

[Connor002]

Yeah right.
I remember how you say Connor...
Cahnah.

I love it!

That's weird. :lookaroun

Back to the story...
Yesterday while I was waiting for the parade, I made friends with all the little kids around me. :lol: One little girl's name was Nicole. I got all excited and told her that was my name. She didn't seem as thrilled to share my name. :lookaroun Then there were these two adorable brothers in front of me. So cute. Well, one of their names turned out to be Connor. Scary, no? :lookaroun I was surrounded by little versions of us!

Did Conor look like he was plotting?

That's great. :lol:
I loved how the guy in the video from last night said water. :lol:

We say water the RIGHT way.

Long E -in.
EEEin

Is that the same as the letter E-in?
But the I sounds a bit like an A. :shrug:

We're a small state - no room for 26 letters, so something had to go!

Why not Q?

 

[Nemo14]

:ROFLOL:

But why pick R?
Why not pick something like X or Z that isn't used as much?

We didn't want to give them an inferiority complex.

 

[Nemo14]

That's weird. :lookaroun

Did Conor look like he was plotting?

We say water the RIGHT way.

Is that the same as the letter E-in?
But the I sounds a bit like an A. :shrug:

Why not Q?

I like Q, and I'm the Queen, so it shall stay!

 

[Uponastar]

Is that the same as the letter E-in?
But the I sounds a bit like an A. :shrug:

See, I have no idea what you just said.
But...
Ian...EEEin.
If you pronounce Ann the way I do, it sounds somewhat, but not exactly like that.
I do not pronounce Ann as I do the verb "can".

 

[Connor002]

I know. It is so sad.
Double negatives...Seen for saw.
I don't know how I wound up with him. :lookaroun

I don't know how you stayed with him. :lookaroun
(What is it with people and double negatives?!)

I pick up on accents.
When I'm at the ranch, I'll start speaking, er, western?
I don't know the proper term for that. :lol:
If I'm around British people, I'll start speaking in their proper tone.
One of my good friends lives in Texas...now she has me saying y'all.

Back in the day (meaning, last year...) I was trained for Forensic performances.
Most accents come easily to me, British (London and Cockney? I think) and Irish. :shrug:

 

[Disnut]

Water is wadder

 

[Uponastar]

I like Q, and I'm the Queen, so it shall stay!

You're a legend in your own mind, your highness!

 

[Nicole220]

Did Conor look like he was plotting?

I couldn't tell.
He had his sunglasses on.

We didn't want to give them an inferiority complex.

:ROFLOL:

Good point.

 

[Nemo14]

See, I have no idea what you just said.
But...
Ian...EEEin.
If you pronounce Ann the way I do, it sounds somewhat, but not exactly like that.
I do not pronounce Ann as I do the verb "can".

I pronounce Ian the way you do, but Ann rhymes with can (the verb or the noun)

 

[Connor002]

I like Q, and I'm the Queen, so it shall stay!

Then should P, for peasant, go?

See, I have no idea what you just said.
But...
Ian...EEEin.
If you pronounce Ann the way I do, it sounds somewhat, but not exactly like that.
I do not pronounce Ann as I do the verb "can".

I think Ann and Can sound a more alike than Ian and Ann.

 

[Nemo14]

You're a legend in your own mind, your highness!

:king:

 

[Uponastar]

I don't know how you stayed with him. :lookaroun
(What is it with people and double negatives?!)

With him, he's just so used to saying it the wrong way.
When he stops and thinks he knows what's right.
He does a lot of public speaking and he does it well...but he has to work at it.

Back in the day (meaning, last year...) I was trained for Forensic performances.
Most accents come easily to me, British (London and Cockney? I think) and Irish. :shrug:

How cool.
Too bad we can't hear it.

 

[Connor002]

Water is wadder

No. You're wrong.:lookaroun

I couldn't tell.
He had his sunglasses on.

Shielding the eyes.
He knows what he's doing...

I would continue this little argument, but it won't get us anywhere. :lol:

Maybe, but I know I'm right. :lookaroun