Comments on: Someday I hope to be that skilled http://lylium.org/2006/11/29/someday-i-hope-to-be-that-skilled/ Born and raised on the interweb Wed, 19 Nov 2008 14:25:10 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.0 by: Denver http://lylium.org/2006/11/29/someday-i-hope-to-be-that-skilled/#comment-2325 Wed, 31 Jan 2007 05:33:39 +0000 http://lylium.org/2006/11/29/someday-i-hope-to-be-that-skilled/#comment-2325 I enjoy reading in coffee shop 2...:-) I enjoy reading in coffee shop 2…:-)

]]> by: Sevi Lager http://lylium.org/2006/11/29/someday-i-hope-to-be-that-skilled/#comment-1938 Fri, 01 Dec 2006 08:15:25 +0000 http://lylium.org/2006/11/29/someday-i-hope-to-be-that-skilled/#comment-1938 I am so freakin' glad I did not go to public high school, because I would probably be the VG QUEEN. BTW, don't let Noah get wind of this, because he will only use at some time which will be completely inconveniant, like BAND PRACTICE. I WEAR PINK SHIRTS AND COWBOY HATS, ok, GET OVER IT. :| :| :| /end rant I am so freakin’ glad I did not go to public high school, because I would probably be the VG QUEEN. BTW, don’t let Noah get wind of this, because he will only use at some time which will be completely inconveniant, like BAND PRACTICE. I WEAR PINK SHIRTS AND COWBOY HATS, ok, GET OVER IT. :| :| :|

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]]> by: Joel http://lylium.org/2006/11/29/someday-i-hope-to-be-that-skilled/#comment-1928 Thu, 30 Nov 2006 18:51:29 +0000 http://lylium.org/2006/11/29/someday-i-hope-to-be-that-skilled/#comment-1928 I am a valley girl. I am a valley girl.

]]> by: Hope http://lylium.org/2006/11/29/someday-i-hope-to-be-that-skilled/#comment-1925 Thu, 30 Nov 2006 16:05:59 +0000 http://lylium.org/2006/11/29/someday-i-hope-to-be-that-skilled/#comment-1925 You know Erin, your story reminded me of a conversation I overheard at church between two middle school girls. And, I kid you not, it went: "And he was like.... And I was like.... And we were both like..." LOL Communication at its finest, eh? You know Erin, your story reminded me of a conversation I overheard at church between two middle school girls. And, I kid you not, it went:

“And he was like….
And I was like….
And we were both like…”

LOL

Communication at its finest, eh?

]]> by: Zinzy http://lylium.org/2006/11/29/someday-i-hope-to-be-that-skilled/#comment-1921 Thu, 30 Nov 2006 15:42:12 +0000 http://lylium.org/2006/11/29/someday-i-hope-to-be-that-skilled/#comment-1921 Erin, well done girl! We all know these Valley Girls. We've seen them on the television, we've heard others speak about them, or we may even had the unfortunate smack us right in the face with them. And since I think the last thing happened to you: I am very sorry :P See, I live in the Netherlands, and over here we have a significant group of girls that act the same way those American VGs do. The sad thing about these Dutch ones is, they don't have the ability to use terms such as 'like', 'Oh My Gaawddd' and 'That's SOOO funny'. Which is a sad thing, because so many boys Still fall for these brainless (pardon my French) individuals. They're not out in the open about their Valley-Girlness because you can't Hear it. Bottom line: this post you wrote got me to thinking about a different way for the Dutch VGs to express them and their scene verbally. Thanks for pointing it out! This topic is known to everyone who lives in / knows / hates / whatevers the US, but it's still good to hear it from people like you! Good job, keep it going :D x Zinzy Erin, well done girl!
We all know these Valley Girls. We’ve seen them on the television, we’ve heard others speak about them, or we may even had the unfortunate smack us right in the face with them. And since I think the last thing happened to you: I am very sorry :P

See, I live in the Netherlands, and over here we have a significant group of girls that act the same way those American VGs do. The sad thing about these Dutch ones is, they don’t have the ability to use terms such as ‘like’, ‘Oh My Gaawddd’ and ‘That’s SOOO funny’. Which is a sad thing, because so many boys Still fall for these brainless (pardon my French) individuals. They’re not out in the open about their Valley-Girlness because you can’t Hear it.

Bottom line: this post you wrote got me to thinking about a different way for the Dutch VGs to express them and their scene verbally.

Thanks for pointing it out!
This topic is known to everyone who lives in / knows / hates / whatevers the US, but it’s still good to hear it from people like you!
Good job, keep it going :D

x Zinzy

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