Perhaps I should clarify...

[thez]

I don't necessarily care if or when one uses a pencil or pen... unless that person is sitting at my table and their constant erasing is shaking it like a shallow 7.0 earthquake. Only THEN do words like "motherfucker" start popping into my head. I value your input, gentle readers, but I will not judge you by your utensil of choice!

I've been up all night studying Japanese (well, part of this "studying" involved Saiyuki manga, BUT IT WAS IN JAPANESE SO IT COUNTS), so now my brain is mush and yet I still have the urge to constantly throw Spanish into my speech. It's like yo no puedo nemurenai and I'm very tired and redundant.

Comments

[rotsman.livejournal.com]

You're taking a Japanese class then? That's the coolest thing ever! I've wanted to take a Japanese course ever since I worked in the Language Lab when I first entered college! The dude who taught it was...

a) Actually Japanese
b) One of the nicest dudes at the college
c) Owner of a very bushy beard which most likely harbored orphaned badgers

But, alas, I was a dumbshit 17-year-old who did what the college counselors suggested. And that meant taking art classes involving gluing construction paper to each other to teach me "design."

[alittlerespect.livejournal.com]

Oh, yes, the atomic erasers. I prefer writing with pen, anyway, assuming it is a good pen. Because it just feels better gliding over the paper. (Read: I am a GEEK.)

[shinikius.livejournal.com]

Hey that studying was better than my Latin "studying." That was spent with creating strange phrases such as "ARDEO!" (I BURN or I AM ON FIRE!) and the appropriate Latin response of "Accidit" (It happens).

But yeah. Kill the little bastard if he keeps it up. He so deserves it.

I usually only use pens as they look nicer when I draw with them. I have created many a masterpiece of ink.

PS- we should do something on halloween weekend.