Ah, nothing like owning children... even when they think they're all grown up (which in this case I would assume they are).

Owned indeed.

~Nathan

I was wondering at the beginning why the spelling of the Silmarillion looked strange.
(My sister managed to get through that book. She is far braver than I.)

Old people fall into two categories: Typical Old Angry Codger and Surprisingly Cool Easily Approachable Peep.
Or, you could choose the third category, which is Creepy Cat Lady, which I will surely pick for my own destiny.

So very owned. =P Made for a great read.

-Darren

Why do I feel the urge to shout catfight!? *laughs*

Those e-mails were great though. Hehe.

@Allamorph:

I'm quite sure you are, dear.

As far as misspelling the name of that modern torture device, surprisingly enough, I really don't care. ;p

@Kei:

Hey, at least I didn't say anything about you misspelling the book, either. I figured it'd be moot.

Plus, it's more fun to aggravate you over the little things.

And WHADDYAMEAN, you'd "prefer not to" love me? I am hurt!

Oh my. o_O Someone so got pwnd! XD Hehe.

-Sabrina

I hope I am that cool when I'm old.

*snickers* =P

~Crystia

@Allamorph:

How I long to live in a non-oppressive world where people can leave their parentheses open or closed at their own will! A world where one is not constantly criticized for minuscule grammatical mistakes!

A WORLD WHERE THERE ARE Zs! *shot*

Love you, Al.

(And I would prefer not to. :p )

o_o;

Wow.

@Kei:

Oh heck, woman, I certainly am not attending those sessions. Once through that monster was enough. (Besides, I have other Wednesday engagements.)

And close your parentheses. =3

That actually made me laugh out loud. And I was having a very bad day.

Thank you.

(Even if you are talking about the Silmarillon. --;