2005-10-24 [prairierose]: When Mr. Rogers died, I was in the middle of fighting a battle at my high school to stop singing religious music in chorus (can you blame me for not wanting to sing a song called "I believe in God?") so, when my dad told me about an old interview he heard with Mr. Rogers I was really touched. See, it turns out Mr. Rogers was a pastor, but someone once asked if he'd ever considered putting religious content in his show and he said "of course not! I would never do anything that might make a child uncomfortable." sighh...see? Mr. Rogers should be everyone's idol.

2005-10-25 [bungalowbill]: God damn. Mr. Rogers if freaking awesome.

2005-10-25 [Citrine]: he is my idol.... that was one of my old favs... *misty-eyed*

2005-10-25 [prairierose]: *moment of reverance for Mr. Rogers*

2005-10-25 [peacefrog]: *sighs happily* I love Mr Rogers... I want to watch Mr Roger's Neighborhood now.

2005-10-25 [prairierose]: me too...although mayhap it wouldn't be as awesome now as I remeber it being

2005-10-25 [peacefrog]: I remember it being awesome. Or better than, like, Barney or whatever. Speaking of making children uncomfortable.

2005-10-25 [prairierose]: I was such a closet Barney watcher. At elementary school in first grade or whatever everyone made fun of it all the time, but whenever I was home sick I'd watch it. With the curtains drawn.

2005-10-25 [peacefrog]: Ooh... that's sad and cute. I just never liked it, or that the parents left the children with an imaginary dinosaur..

2005-10-25 [bungalowbill]: That was a poor parenting decision. I always watche "The Price is Right" when I'm home sick...

2005-10-25 [peacefrog]: Yes. Indeed. I just watch the price is right when I'm sick at all.

2005-10-25 [prairierose]: I find The Muppet Show cures most common diseases. Although, when I wake up in the middle of the night with cramps I always watch Mary Poppins. Which is such a butchering of the book, really, and Dike Van Dyke loses his Cockney accent half way through, but, hey, I like animated penguins.

2005-10-26 [Sebhar]: I could never watch Mr. Rogers. I have an innate fear of puppets. Always have. Couldn't handle the land of Make-Believe.

2005-10-26 [prairierose]: but did you know that without the first puppet there would have been no Mr. Rogers Neighborhood? Its true. Fred Rogers used to work on this children's program where he just introduced some lame kids movie, and then it was aired, but one day the movie didn't come through somehow, so they're on the air with nothing pre-made to entertain the kids, but Mr. Rogers had this puppet that the producer, Ms. Daniels, had given him, so he puts it on his hand and sticks his hand through the cheesy backdrop, where it happens to come out inside a clock, and he goes "My name is Daniel Striped Tiger and it is six o'clock!" ...Thus Mr. Rogers' Neighborhood is born.

2005-10-26 [peacefrog]: We are having two levels of the same conversation. Tell me that isn't pan-dimensional cool.

2005-10-26 [prairierose]: yeah, its been cooling me out for a while. Totally.

2005-10-26 [bungalowbill]: PAN! STRIPED! Warm and fuzzy! SIX O' CLOCK!

2005-10-26 [peacefrog]: What?

2005-10-26 [prairierose]: dang, peacefrog stole all the good responses

2005-10-27 [peacefrog]: just the one..."what?"

2005-10-27 [prairierose]: I know. It was sarcasm or irony or something. It was amusing at the time, lets just leave it at that

2005-10-27 [bungalowbill]: consider it left.

2005-10-27 [peacefrog]: I love that inside joke. Nobody knows about it except english nerd people.

2005-10-30 [.the plastic emo.]: I'm sorry people, but I like "Dora The Explorer" and "That 70's Show" FEZ AND BOOTS FOREVER!

2005-10-30 [prairierose]: er...

2005-10-30 [peacefrog]: Why are you sorry? And this seems sort of random.

2005-10-30 [.the plastic emo.]: RANDOM! *has lost it* WOOO HOOO!

2005-10-31 [prairierose]: ...can we go back to talking about english nerds? I liked that better.

2005-10-31 [Sebhar]: as in people who are nerds in English class or nerds from England?

2005-10-31 [peacefrog]: People who are nerds in english class, not excluding nerds from england.

2005-10-31 [.the plastic emo.]: England seems to be my favorite country. When I was younger I liked Japan, but now I relise that England is much more cooler.

2005-10-31 [bungalowbill]: Much... more... cooler. I don't think you're an English nerd.

2005-10-31 [peacefrog]: Nope, not a nerd...

2005-11-01 [prairierose]: which are better, nerds or geeks? I always identified more with the "nerd" persona, but I am currently dressed up as Zelda, which is a little more to the geek side

2005-11-01 [bungalowbill]: What is the difference?

2005-11-01 [peacefrog]: Well, somebody told me the difference b/t dorks and nerds was that nerds knew something useful.

2005-11-01 [prairierose]: dorks don't have to be smart. Geeks do, but they're normally techie smart, enjoy math, play video games, etc. Nerds just think knowing stuff is fun. I'm a total nerd, but I've been kinda geeky lately. When my dad and I were watching season 6 of Buffy the Vampire Slayer theres these geek boy villians that are constantly making references to geek culture, and I got every single one of the references. Star Wars, X-Men, I had it all.

2005-11-02 [peacefrog]: Swish.

2005-11-02 [bungalowbill]: I think nerds are the best then. Although I get all the cliched D&D jokes on TV.

2005-11-02 [prairierose]: yeah. I get pop culture geekism, but I'm not a hard core gamer or anything. Nerds are definately awesome

2005-11-02 [peacefrog]: We are. We broke out; now we're running crazy down the middle of the boulevard.

2005-11-02 [bungalowbill]: I have my super cool wristband!

2005-11-02 [peacefrog]: Yeah, I still need one.

2005-11-03 [Sebhar]: I'm pretty sure I'm a nerd, but could technically be classified as a geek, since I run tech in school plays and I'm in band

2005-11-03 [peacefrog]: So have we decided it is dependent on technical skills?

2005-11-04 [bungalowbill]: whatnical skills?

2005-11-04 [prairierose]: according to mass media, geeks are male, but who believes mass media

2005-11-04 [peacefrog]: Yeah, that guy is just unreliable.

2005-11-04 [Sebhar]: well I'm definitely some form of geek...

2005-11-04 [peacefrog]: see?

2005-11-07 [prairierose]: yup. crazy mass media

2005-11-11 [Sebhar]: Hmn. maybe there are geek sub-species?

2005-11-11 [prairierose]: if you get too specific, you end up classing people into middle school-esque cliques. *shudder*

2005-11-11 [bungalowbill]: Eesh. I hate cliques.

2005-11-11 [prairierose]: don't we all. In my English class we had to write a story in the style of a war story and I wrote about my middle school experience. Clique-city, man. It sucked beyond belief.

2005-11-11 [bungalowbill]: Heh. Clique-city.

2005-11-11 [peacefrog]: I can picture middle-schoolers in trenches in the hallways.

2005-11-11 [bungalowbill]: Just walk away. There's been too much killing. You can end all the violence. Just walk away.

2005-11-13 [Citrine]: Oh good... at least I'm not the only one who imagines my peers making war. Yeah.... so that sounded weird, but when they start talking about reinstating the draft, I try to see who in my class would be eligible, and what they'd be like in that situation... hm. And if you walked away, just walked away then you'd be like those darn, rifle-dropping french! rah! >_< (not the heavy sarcasm oozing from my pores at this moment)

2005-11-16 [Sebhar]: eeeeee.... I can see a few when I walk down the hall that I almost wish the draft on... *shudders at her own evilness*

2005-11-16 [bungalowbill]: Wow. Sometimes I really don't miss highschool.

2005-11-16 [Sebhar]: I'm not going to miss it... at ALL...

2005-11-17 [prairierose]: I love my high school! Its not a normal high school at all. Middle school sucked balls, but my high school saved my life and my personality

2005-11-17 [bungalowbill]: i loved highschool too. i just love college more.

2005-11-17 [peacefrog]: I didn't love my classes...except for biology. I miss my friends, though. I had finally gotten to the point where they would actually come to things I invited them to.

2005-11-17 [Citrine]: Ugh... high school is systematically destroying my personality... so much so that I really think I will miss it.... and rose is a Sentimental Senior, utterly hopeless (though one must admit that she has a kick-butt high school)

2005-11-18 [peacefrog]: Why? Find clever new ways to exert it, especially in awkward coversations or in class!

2005-11-18 [bungalowbill]: You don't need a protege.

2005-11-19 [Sebhar]: Yuck. My school = rednecks and jocks and a few oppressed rockers.

2005-11-19 [bungalowbill]: That sucks. I'm sorry.

2005-11-19 [peacefrog]: Fight the power.

2005-11-20 [Citrine]: jam the system! (wait, don't know if that's something anyone else says or if I just made it up...)

2005-11-20 [Citrine]: but anyway... yes. more sebby, stuck in a cornfield =/

2005-11-20 [peacefrog]: I like cornfeilds fine. It's just the people around them. Plus, there can be far too many of them.

2005-11-20 [Citrine]: hear that, hannahkins? you're overpupulated! bwaha!

2005-11-20 [peacefrog]: she's a cornfield?

2005-11-20 [Citrine]: lack of reading ability.... I thoughr you said there were too many people around cornfields? pshaw... poor tired eyes

2005-11-20 [prairierose]: ...I thought you said that too. Toadi and I will just go be senile now.

2005-11-20 [bungalowbill]: She did. She is just being vague and difficult.

2005-11-20 [peacefrog]: It's one of my skills. The other one is stealing pencils.

2005-11-20 [Citrine]: yes, let's! we can be senile delinquents! (seen that MP sketch, rose?)

2005-11-20 [prairierose]: I'm trying to learn how to juggle. I think it would fit wel in my braod range of odd skills

2005-11-20 [Citrine]: kite-flying, balloon creation-making.... juggling. oui, c'est parfait pour vous, ma copine!

2005-11-20 [Sebhar]: Senile delinquents... methinks they mention that somewhere in the Yellow Submarine movie... around the "when I'm 64" bit.

2005-11-20 [prairierose]: sounds familiar. Theres also a Monty Python sketch about gangs of old ladies beating up healty young men

2005-11-21 [Citrine]: yep, that's the one.... the senile delinquents beating up the accountants ^-^

2005-11-21 [peacefrog]: senile delinquents...now I have a new goal. Creepy old cat lady and senile delinquent. My grandpa is a senile delinquent.

2005-11-21 [bungalowbill]: I wouldn't say "senile"

2005-11-21 [peacefrog]: he's a delinquent, though.

2005-11-21 [bungalowbill]: Oh hell yes.

2005-11-21 [peacefrog]: Not to mention annoying and somewhat comical.

2005-11-22 [Citrine]: wow... what tender little grandkids you two are *rolls eyes* most of my grandparents are all too sane... irritates me to no end =_=

2005-11-22 [prairierose]: you're sad they're sane?!

2005-11-22 [peacefrog]: She should be.

2005-11-22 [prairierose]: but...I like my sane grandparents. They're eccentric, but not crazy. Man, the other day my history teacher was telling us how when he turned fifty he decided to become officially eccentric, so now he can do anything he wants.

2005-11-22 [peacefrog]: That's dangerous.

2005-11-22 [bungalowbill]: highly...

2005-11-22 [peacefrog]: That's probably how Dr. K got started, then she started teaching her cats university.

2005-11-22 [Sebhar]: M

2005-11-22 [Sebhar]: My grandparents are all dead, except for one who's an antique dealer...

2005-11-22 [prairierose]: well you know what they say about antique dealers

2005-11-23 [Citrine]: mermph.... I mean my grandparents are all far too sane in an uneccentric, exceptionally close-minded, conservative way -_- (I think a lot of my dad's side of the family despises me, actually)

2005-11-23 [bungalowbill]: Well, curses on them then. What do they say about antique dealers? Dr. K... *shudders*

2005-11-24 [prairierose]: I don't actually have any idea what they say about antique dealers, I just find its a good comment to make on any occasion. Opens up the imagination.

2005-11-28 [bungalowbill]: Oh.

2005-11-28 [Sebhar]: *dance* my antique-dealer grandpa has a girlfriend! Have you any idea how amusing it is to tease your grandfather to blushing over thanksgiving dinner?

2005-11-28 [peacefrog]: The tables have turned?

2005-11-28 [prairierose]: My paternal grandparents really want to live vicariously through me, even though I have no love life whatsoever. They like to think I have multiple boyfriends. If I actually did have multiple boyfriends I think it would make them really happy.

2005-11-28 [bungalowbill]: Just juggle them all till it blows up in your face. That's the American way.

2005-11-28 [peacefrog]: Will, the pictures for the Beatles are gone...it could just be me, though.

2005-11-28 [bungalowbill]: They're showing up for me... try again later.

2005-11-28 [peacefrog]: Yep. Sorry.

2005-11-29 [Sebhar]: I'm actually quite glad... the fact that I had two different males spend a total of three nights at my house in the last four months would otherwise have raised quite a stir..

2005-12-05 [bungalowbill]: Congrats to [Sebhar], [peacefrog], [The Femme Fatale Problem], and [prairierose]. I added your lyrics! Congrats to me! I finally added your lyrics!

2005-12-05 [peacefrog]: Thanks.

2005-12-05 [prairierose]: I am honored to be part of this groovitude

2005-12-07 [Sebhar]: me too... now, are they off the user lyrics page?

2005-12-07 [peacefrog]: Yes. I think.

2005-12-07 [bungalowbill]: Unless I missed some... Ok, can anyone else not see the Mr. Rogers pic or the Breaking Point pic?

2005-12-07 [peacefrog]: I can't see the Mr, Rogers...breaking point says "the Gauntlet"

2005-12-08 [prairierose]: same here

2005-12-08 [Sebhar]: I have the world's stupidest computer, and always wondered what the boxes with "x"es in were.

2005-12-08 [peacefrog]: :P

2005-12-08 [bungalowbill]: I was afraid of that. Curses.

2005-12-09 [Sebhar]: I can't see Mr. Rogers, and I see "the Gauntlet" now as well...

2005-12-10 [prairierose]: w00t, Mr. Rogers is up!

2005-12-10 [peacefrog]: I had to click on it to see exactly what was going on.

2005-12-10 [bungalowbill]: thats fine. Makes you do a bit more research. To be honest,I wish I could use HTML, I could make things groovier.

2005-12-13 [peacefrog]: I wish I knew how to use HTML or this quasi-pseudo html.

2005-12-13 [bungalowbill]: Check out the guide to the pseudo HTML on Elftown

2005-12-13 [peacefrog]: that's my reference when I do things.

2005-12-14 [Sebhar]: O.o there's a REFERENCE?!

2005-12-14 [prairierose]: haha. Helpful, huh?

2005-12-14 [peacefrog]: Yes, people got tired of me asking them things and told me to go there.

2005-12-18 [Sebhar]: I just scam off when people have bad pseudo HTML and it shows up red on their pages. I've always just figured it out from there.

2005-12-19 [peacefrog]: That's one way.

2005-12-19 [Sebhar]: That is the extreme intellectual slacker way.

2006-01-25 [peacefrog]: So I nominated LTLB for the next wiki awards

2006-01-26 [Citrine]: heyhey, good luck... mehopes you win!

2006-01-26 [bungalowbill]: Good thought.

2006-01-27 [prairierose]: this is creepy, man.

2006-01-27 [bungalowbill]: Yep. You missed it. And big brother is watching.

2006-01-27 [peacefrog]: Yep. Sorry.

2006-02-01 [Citrine]: you and those sunglasses.... *shakes head... needs not say more*

2006-02-01 [forsakenangels]: i remember this place.. long time no see!

2006-02-02 [bungalowbill]: Yeah, no kidding! Welcome back. Find us any killer lyrics?

2006-02-02 [forsakenangels]: hmmm i must think of this question whilst i sleep im afraid... caourse i could just start reciting bright eyes.. connor cranks out amazing lines more then any other writer i know...

2006-02-02 [forsakenangels]: "I have learned to retreat at the first sign of danger. i mean why wait around, if its just to surrender?"- Bright Eyes

2006-02-06 [Sebhar]: I spew lyrics like wildfire. I've been around music so long, there's almost literally a lyric for every occasion, and it's in my head.

2006-02-06 [peacefrog]: Me too. I get it from my mom.

2006-02-06 [bungalowbill]: I love you guys...

2006-02-07 [prairierose]: I have a Beatles lyric and a Monty Python reference for all occasions. Its a skill.

2006-02-07 [bungalowbill]: Sweet!

2006-02-07 [prairierose]: like Savoy Truffle but not like Crunchy Frog

2006-02-08 [peacefrog]: crunchy frog?

2006-02-09 [prairierose]: as I say, a Beatles lyric (http://www.geocities.com/SunsetStrip/Limo/3518/savoy_truffle.htm) and a monty python reference (http://orangecow.org/pythonet/sketches/crunchy.htm). Not one of my highest favorites, but a classic.

2006-02-15 [Sebhar]: Often my quotes are Pink Floyd, but more recently they've been interspersed with more modern ones, from The Story Changes and Green Day, and even Dashboard Confessional (since I've grown my hair long, people seem to say "your hair is everywhere" quite a lot, and i feel inclined to answer with "screaming infidelities") Python quotes are good too, and when someone mentions fish, well.... schlapping must occur!

2006-02-15 [peacefrog]: the traditional fish schlapping song?!

2006-02-15 [Citrine]: In traditional Scandinavian way!

2006-02-15 [peacefrog]: Yaaay!

2006-02-23 [bungalowbill]: Well, we didn't get wiki awarded. That is sad. But it means we can put the pictures back up. That is happy!

2006-02-23 [peacefrog]: Yaaay!

2006-02-24 [prairierose]: ah, pictures, hurrah!

2006-02-24 [peacefrog]: Yaaay!

2006-02-25 [peacefrog]: I'd like to take this opportunity to wish my favorite dead musician, George Harrison, a very happy birthday. Yaaay!

2006-02-25 [prairierose]: I'd like to take this opportunity to wish my favorite alive frog, of the peace variety, a very happy birthday!

2006-02-26 [Citrine]: You knew it was coming.... *erhem*... "You say it's your birthday, well happy birthday to you! You say it's your birthday, we're gonna have a good time!" (divided attention, lyrics may be off, but you get the point-- have a great one!)

2006-02-26 [peacefrog]: Yaaay! I listened to it this year! It was awesome.

2006-02-28 [bungalowbill]: We have a new friend -- [Pirokenetic].

2006-03-01 [prairierose]: hello, friend!

2006-03-01 [Pirokenetic]: *waves* hi, im really excited to be here, now wheres the pie?

2006-03-01 [peacefrog]: Aaah! You went and changed your name. And you get to make the pies around here if you want any.

2006-03-01 [Pirokenetic]: yeah the old name was, well, old. I felt it was time for a change. I'm going to make cheesecake, which is technically a pie.

2006-03-01 [peacefrog]: Oh good.

2006-03-02 [prairierose]: woah creepy. I'm making cheesecake, too. And its not a pie! A tart, maybe, but not a pie.

2006-03-02 [Citrine]: cheese.... cake.... *slobberslobber*

2006-03-02 [bungalowbill]: A tart?

2006-03-02 [peacefrog]: I don't care.

2006-03-02 [bungalowbill]: All this is doing is making me hungry.

2006-03-02 [Pirokenetic]: it is a pie

2006-03-02 [peacefrog]: Which is why I don't care, as long as I get some cheesecake-pie thing, now!

2006-03-02 [Pirokenetic]: okay *hands out cheesecake-pie-thing*

2006-03-02 [peacefrog]: hooray.

2006-03-03 [prairierose]: its a *tart*! Pies are deep and usually have a top crust.

2006-03-03 [bungalowbill]: Ok, I have the final word here. And I say so because it's my damn wiki. The item in question is.... a cheesecake. Cheesecake is hereby a new classification.

2006-03-03 [peacefrog]: *mrph* whatever *chew*

2006-03-03 [prairierose]: I can handle that

2006-03-03 [bungalowbill]: Wonderful.

2006-03-06 [forsakenangels]: ok yay, i found this place again lol lost it for a while

2006-03-06 [bungalowbill]: Well you should be watching it. If you aren't then do! It'll make it easy to find in the future!

2006-03-06 [Pirokenetic]: .> cookie

2006-03-06 [peacefrog]: Cookie?

2006-03-06 [Pirokenetic]: >.> <.< >.> MY COOKIE!!

2006-03-07 [prairierose]: fair 'nuff.

2006-03-07 [peacefrog]: You just stay over there with your sugar....

2006-03-07 [Pirokenetic]: *looks confused* this is a tofu cookie

2006-03-07 [bungalowbill]: Tofu cookies have sugar.

2006-03-07 [Pirokenetic]: nuh-uh

2006-03-07 [peacefrog]: Stay over there with your tofu cookie and moot sugar.

2006-03-07 [Pirokenetic]: fine, no more cheesepie for you