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Phoeniks Started conversation Aug 28, 2007
So after my last two Journal entries, which were both a load of dingo's kidneys to be perfectly honest, I thought I'd write a new one that was better.
News about myself:
1) I passed my GCSE's. And I did it pretty damn well. In style, some might say. I won't be so arrogant as to tell you what I got. But it was goooood. 
2) I got a boyfriend. I know!! Crazy huh? Is it the smile? Is it the aftershave? (Possibly not...) Is it the ability to laugh at myself? I dunno! 
But I don't think I really like him all that much... Meh. 
3) I started writing again and have dug myself into a huge hole trying to write a realistic pirate story- getting totally tied up with time periods and ships and knot speeds. Oh, and dresses. And swords. I hate period pieces. 
4) I have nothing left to say.
So if anyone out there in the depths of space is actually reading this stuff, please make a comment. Thanks. 
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U168592 Posted Aug 28, 2007
Bout time you showed up again. GCSEs, pfft. Poor excuse.
Nice to see you 
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U168592 Posted Sep 4, 2007
Not a poor effort at all!
Just doing GCSE is a por excuse for not being on h2g2! 
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Phoeniks Posted Sep 6, 2007
That wasn't my excuse for not being on h2g2. I didn't give an excuse...
Anyhoo, update. I no longer have a boyfriend. 
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U168592 Posted Sep 6, 2007
His loss
Plus think of all the excellent poetry you'll be churning out now 
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Phoeniks Posted Sep 7, 2007
Yeah his loss, but my fault. Major case now of 'You don't know what you've got...' Hideously complicated of course.
Poetry? Too exhausted and drained. And I never felt anything for him- that was the trouble.
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