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So yeah. I won't be here (by here I mean my house and also the fine GHZ messageboard) because I'll be in New York City. Just letting you know in case you get panicky and call up a search party or something.

See y'all next week, motherfuckers!

-- Josh

Your name's Josh?

Oh, and while you're in the land of the awesome you should visit every GHZ member here.

Well, I would, but I have only 3 actual free days and limited spending money for transportation. Unless some of you want to meet me at South Street Seaport and get some lunch or something, I doubt I'll be meeting any of you in person. Sorry 'bout that, kids.

And yes, my name is Josh. I would think of a wackier name if it was simply an elaborate ruse.

Huh. I always thought your name was "James".

Anyways, we'll miss you. At least Del and I will.

Like the desert misses the rain. ;_;

I'm touched. :)

But where the hell did you get "James" from?

I dunno. Personally, I had you pinned as 'Jaques', and you were going to reveal that you were a French refugee.

This isn't the first time he's referenced his first name on this board, and I'm not even one of his stalkers.

I think "James" is Popcorn's real name.

See y'all next week, motherfuckers!

-- Josh

STOP COPYING MY NAME SIGNATURE! THAT'S MINE!

But in all seriousness, have fun at New York (that's pretty damn close to where I am, although I'd have to drive 3 hours to get there). Have fun. Send back lots of postcards.
~Neo

Delphine wrote:Like the desert misses the rain. ;_;

At first glance, my brain read "Like the dessert misses the strain" and I was confused.

So yeah, I'm back.

Woo.

I barely even noticed you were gone.

So, uh, how was the big apple?

Cold, but friendly.

Shall I elaborate?

If you feel the need to.

He's trying to say he got raped in an alley.

You only know because you were watching.

...so you got it on video, right, Holic?

Of course. $500 and you can watch it too.

Dammit, we agreed on $350 plus tax, you sellout.

Sadly, I was not the rapist. As far as anyone knows.

So do people in New York really have ridiculous accents?

No, actually. We met a graffiti writer in Times Square and he had the stereotypical Brooklyn accent, but most people's were rather toned down. It was so multiracial though, I think that only like 20% of all the people I met actually had any sort of American accent at all.