Are your internet friends Axe Murderers?

[Redlass]

Nope. And have I mentioned that I have your frog? You never mentioned that he liked dark beer.

[erisesoteric]

Well, this explains why he left home. No beer in the house...

[Redlass]

He may be ready to return home, 'cause there isn't any beer in my trunk either, and it's awfully cold outside.

[erisesoteric]

Well, frogs are cold blooded, aren't they? Don't they just hibernate when it gets cold?

(yes, this is my way of saying my house is *way* to messy for visitors today, although I'm not sure that excuse will work against Redlass)

[Redlass]

*laugh* No, that is NOT an excuse that will work against me. But you're safe. Remember that book I was ghostwriting? Well, the person who is paying me wants all the chapters by tomorrow morning.

Vacation's over.

[erisesoteric]

Bleah. Have fun.

[JaceSan]

So Redlass is a ghost? Was she killed by an axe murderer and now comes back to haunt people and write books?

[Redlass]

I'm only a part-time ghost. The rest of the time I'm positively ghoulish. [img]biggrin.gif[/img]

[JaceSan]

Ghoul?!?

*runs off to find the KiSA*

We've got another one!!

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[Shadowcat]

I've met a bunch of people that I've known online IRL. In fact, there's one friend that I get along famously with, on and offline. We've discovered that we're quite bad for eachother IRL, though, because we encourage eachother too much. A-kon will be hella fun this year. [img]biggrin.gif[/img]

As far as SIP, I think I've only met Dan and AsIs. My muck used to have annual gatherings. I've met more people from there than any other online community. For the most part, I've found people to be just as cool, if not more, than they are online. I always enjoy meeting friends, and try to look them up if I'm going to be in the area.