Young Writers Society

Hmm, random fact.
I hate (with a passion) butterflies.

I love butterflies.

I think beef flavored Ramen tastes like pizza.

o.o ok, thats kind of strange. I hate butterflies too. So does my best firned (ooh, heres a fact!) who's name is PuffSammy. I also have tons of fictional character crushes. Artemis Fowl, Ron Weasly (from the movies and books), Draco Malfoy (from the books), Jack Skellington, Jack Sparrow, Damen Auguste (i cried so much while reading the book he's in), Twig, Kartik, Fang, Wolverine, the gypsy guy from the Dream of the Stone...it goes on.

And one last fact, I am horribly, fatally clumsy because of my pigeon footed-ness ^///^

RON WEASLEY IS MINE.

I'm serious. Back away now and no-one gets hurt.



Random fact - I love Ron Weasley/Rupert Grint. Whichever xD

Random fact - I read the first two books of Harry Potter when I was about eleven and got bored. Haha.

If I'm really bored one day in class, I'll start narrating my life in my head with a British accent. (I really wish I had one )

I am British, and therefore have the accent. I went to the States when I was about 10 and my cousin and her best friend spent ten minutes making me repeat "hello" and so on, just because of my accent. What's the fascination you have, seriously? It's not as if the feeling's mutual (:P); we're too obsessed with the Aussie accent here.

British accents are just so...I dunno. I mean, when you think of your dream guy, he's got one. They are sofisticated, funny, legendary (Monty Python anyone?) and all around rad. Thats my view on British accents. And, um, I think I called dibs on Rupert/Ron. I have a shrine for him, ok?

Um, it's not like I'm totally obssessed, or anything,. I just have a hot guy shrine (PuffSammy dubbed it that) and Rupert Grint takes up a good amount of space next to Wolverine and Rob. And Johnny Depp. Can't ever forget Johnny ^-^

XD Another Artemis fan, White_Shadow? He's mine, sister. We're planning a June wedding, to quote the teen genius himself.

As for British accents, Jetpack, I know how you feel (sort of). When the girls at summer camp learned I had been to England, all I heard for the rest of the week was "Do a British accent!" xD But anyway: I think the accent is really romanticized here in the United States. It's awesome and all, but not *that* awesome. xD

They are sofisticated, funny, legendary (Monty Python anyone?) and all around rad.

Cockney English? Geordies? We don't all speak like the Queen! Plus, I'm assuming you mean English accents as opposed to British, which I suppose could include Scottish accents, which are an entirely different thing again.

Okay, back on topic, or off-topic to be completely correct... My friends and I all assigned each other Power Ranger colours and have a catchphrase and everything.

Okay, here's one:

I can't talk on the phone on my left ear. It has to be my right. Otherwise I can't hear half the things the people are saying, even though my hearing is fine in that ear.

Lol, I used to love the Power Rangers!
Me and my two best friends through junior high and high school have the same middle name. We called ourselves the Marie-kateers, made up a cheer, (involving a secret handshake and some jumping around) and printed out business cards on the computer. We were dorks.

I've spent the last year crushing on the journalist Simon Van Booy just because this picture:



All I can think is that if Dorian Gray were a real person, then he would probably look like that. And I melt.

haha... i spent the last twenty minutes reading through these random facts and i just have to get in on this.

Many people tell be that i can sound exactly like a monkey and the kids i babysit love when i act like a chimp.

I am *obsessed* with Joss Whedon.

I love tropical fish, and used to study them.

I am thinking about trying to get into some form of marine biology.

When I laugh I have to either clap or cover my mouth with my hands, I have no idea why but I HAVE to do something with my hands, wether its doing those two things or banging on the table or whacking someone