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bubblewrapped

  • Randomosity Re: person above ya! #3

    ^ failed to mention whether or not she is a POTO fan (and is YET AGAIN the person above me, LOL)

    Nov 2, 2005
  • Randomosity Re: Rhyme Tyme

    Changing the word (can I do that?) to: LAND

    Nov 1, 2005
  • Randomosity Re: Question Game

    What good would that do?

    Nov 1, 2005
  • Randomosity Re: Yes, No, Black, White.

    Dark. Do you write well? (Sorry Areida, technically thats still an unacceptable answer)

    Nov 1, 2005
  • Randomosity Re: Test

    There is obviously a great deal of emotion behind this, and in some places your word choice is astounding. Very profound, Nate. Kudos :wink:

    Nov 1, 2005
  • Randomosity Re: person above ya! #3

    ^ likes Phantom of the Opera (me too!!!)

    Nov 1, 2005
  • Randomosity Re: Rate the "Custom Rank" Above You.

    6/10 - Thought-provoking but too long

    Nov 1, 2005
  • Randomosity Re: person above ya! #3

    ^ is YET AGAIN the person above me.... :lol:

    Nov 1, 2005
  • Official Polls Re: Are ghosts real?

    By the way, Nate, your avatar is seriously creep-diddly-eepy.

    Nov 1, 2005
  • Official Polls Re: Are ghosts real?

    Well I'm smack-diddly-dab (oh God, channeling Flanders) in the mid-diddly-iddle camp, folks. Neither here nor usual. My mum's had some pretty weird experiences with ghosts and I [looks proud] actually

    Nov 1, 2005
  • Randomosity Re: person above ya! #3

    ^ is an absentminded genius (let all absentminded geniuses....um. what was I saying? Oh yes. The battle of Hastings...)

    Oct 31, 2005
  • Randomosity Re: Question Game

    Is that a rhetorical question?

    Oct 31, 2005
  • Randomosity Re: Yes, No, Black, White.

    Actually, I am! Are you psychic?

    Oct 31, 2005
  • Randomosity Re: person above ya! #3

    ^^ doesnt like eating worms

    Oct 29, 2005
  • Randomosity Re: Yes, No, Black, White.

    I've never been a Pokemon fan. What did niteowl say in her post that made me skip her question?

    Oct 29, 2005


Light griefs are loquacious, but the great are dumb.
— Seneca