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[sorcyress]

Gyyyyyyuh. Waking up all nice and warm and cozy and immediately getting out of bed and being cold is the Worst Thing Ever, sersly¹.

On the plus side, being awake at stupid o clock in the morning means that I can actually eat breakfast in the dining hall, instead of grabbing a muffin from the cafe to nibble at during class. That's pretty neat.

Someone please remind me to: Take my meds, start an Ocotbermedschat, RETURN MY LIBRARY BOOKS, give Maddie a hug, and do my math homework. Thanks.

Annnd this is technically a sorspeakswords entry, and I normally would put it over there, but I'm feeling lazy as hell, a couple people who care about me probably need to know that I am fine [/nph], and I like pimping out ssw.

Have a nice day, kiddos!

~Sor
MOOP!

1: While I normally tend to revile chatspeak unless it's being used for comedic effect, that's about how I actually pronounce it. Maybe 'serisly'. Ser-ee-ous-ly is just too many syllables.

Comments

[skullx.livejournal.com]

srsly is better. :) Just cut out all those nasty vowels. ;)

[soupwiththefork.livejournal.com]

Vowels are nasty, but like check ups, sometimes needed. Have a great day Sor!

Don't for get your meds!

[kdsorceress.livejournal.com]

Thank you, I did not!

~Sor

[tirerim.livejournal.com]

Hey, it worked for the Jews and the ancient Egyptians. Or perhaps that should be, "H, t wrkd fr th Js nd th ncnt Gptns." Though it works better when your writing system actually has some correspondence between written consonants and spoken ones; the last two words are more like "nshnt Jpshns".

[kdsorceress.livejournal.com]

'nshnt Jpshns' is starting to get close how the Bawlmore in me would actually pronounce it. "Ain-shnt gyp-shns", probably.

Vowels are for people with time enough to 'nunc'ate.

~Sor

[kdsorceress.livejournal.com]

True, and I often will type srsly, but I try to disassociate myself from regularly typing like that, lest it becomes a habit.

~Sor