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Poor_Imp wrote:
Mattie wrote:Personally, I hate "pet names". They annoy me to the fullest extent. Often when I read, I get stuck on that word so I'm like, hating that the writer used it. Unless of course, it's something along the lines of having to use it with your writing or time frame. Like Buffy for example. Spike says, "love" and "pet" often. Now when he does it, it's really sexy...:) He's British though so it makes sense, but normal people? Eh.
Get my point? But, there are TONS of different names that were listed.

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Perhaps reading Pride and Prejudice, Areida? :) I love that last part...


Wait...British people aren't normal?


Of course not...;) You get it though, don't you? I mean, it's like part of their accent. I guess. Forget it. :x
He is a vampire, you know. It's in his blood. HA! Okay, rambling will stop...NOW.
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I think she's saying they're hotter than Americans or something. Which is true to some extent... there are some veeeery nice British actors out there... and some nice British writers too... I mean, take a look around the YWS if you don't believe me. ;)

Yeah... I love that part in Pride and Prejudice too, Mattie. I think it was one of the new versions redeeming qualities, which helped to make up for their Mary, Bingley, and Mr. Bennet. I didn't like how they did any of those characters.
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Oh, somewhat kidding Mattie. I do know that there's a difference in accent... ^_^
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Don't forget "poppet"... That's british, I think...
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