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Feb 23, 2013 09:48AM

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Tina wrote: "Hey, what's the deal? I am pissed (is that a cuss word?) that I want to put a book on my WL and it's not on GR yet! It's coming out like next week. How do I make them put it on? I ended that se..."
It is a cuss word but not a profanity so its okay.
What is the title, author publisher, date of publcation, ISBN or ISBN13 or ASIN, Format (paperback, ebook, etc) # of pages, edition and description?
I'd be happy to put it on GR for you.
Lucas, the librarian
It is a cuss word but not a profanity so its okay.
What is the title, author publisher, date of publcation, ISBN or ISBN13 or ASIN, Format (paperback, ebook, etc) # of pages, edition and description?
I'd be happy to put it on GR for you.
Lucas, the librarian

Macky wrote: "I'm feeling peeved because Luke oops sorry Lucas seems to know what he's talking about, but then again he is a moderator and oracle so he damn well should."
That's okay MacKay opps sorry Macky I feel PO'd that I offered here, send her a PM and no reply so I guess she just likes to complain :-)
That's okay MacKay opps sorry Macky I feel PO'd that I offered here, send her a PM and no reply so I guess she just likes to complain :-)


That's okay MacKay opps s..."
Lookass sorry Lucas, for the first time Im actually annoyed for you and actually want to give you an od nellie hug but now I'm annoyed at you for making me feel like that!

Oracle, that's good. Oh, wait in the form of a complaint, I feel slighted that Macky came up with Oracle when given enough time, I am sure I would have also arrived at that word to describe the great and powerful Lucas.


Oracle, that's good. Oh,..."
Tina, I'm sorry to have peeved you but I'm also annoyed that you think I got there first with " the oracle". You might feel better if I tell you I originally called him Luke the Oracle so really in reality I called a complete made up stranger "the oracle" . That made me really feel like a right NUMPTY and very annoyed at myself. Anyway I think Louie has forgiven me for getting his name wrong. It won't happen again!
Shannon wrote: "Now I'm annoyed that Lucas was whining about a book not listed on GR correctly when he could have fixed the damned thing himself! *grumble, making me work, grumble*"
You should be pissed because I had planned on doing it myself and emailed Oliver (Zack) that I'd change it so now he thinks I did it while you actually did all that hard work, :)
Oh yeah... and I got a PM from Tina and I'm ready to add the book but there is a possible change she might want to make in the blurb so I'm waiting for a reply before press the magic "poof you're a book" button.
You should be pissed because I had planned on doing it myself and emailed Oliver (Zack) that I'd change it so now he thinks I did it while you actually did all that hard work, :)
Oh yeah... and I got a PM from Tina and I'm ready to add the book but there is a possible change she might want to make in the blurb so I'm waiting for a reply before press the magic "poof you're a book" button.

...and Lucas, I have no idea why you would be complaining at being buggered, somehow that is something I would have thought would bring a smile to you face... but I will use my own imagination for that one!!!

Oh I'm feeling very slighted and even more of a numpty. OK it means feeling like an idiot or silly or stupid. I'm annoyed I had to explain that to you Tina.


You could actually turn round to your dog and say " that was a numpty thing to do, look what you've done to my f**king carpets you numpty"
Did you see how it can be used in two different contexts?


You could actually turn r..."
Yes, it is an adjective AND a noun. Very versatile.

You could a..."
Feel free to add it into your vocab and annoy your mates because they won't know what it is either. As its one of my fave words I'm not really happy sharing but for you as a fellow complainer I will.

Urban Dictionary:
Numpty
Scottish usage:
a) Someone who (sometimes unwittingly) by speech or action demonstrates a lack of knowledge or misconception of a particular subject or situation to the amusement of others.
b) A good humoured admonition, a term of endearment
c) A reckless, absent minded or unwise person
a) "No. That wisnae wit she meant, ya big numpty!"
b) i.e. "Silly billy", "You big dafty"
c) "That numpty's driving with no lights on!"
Numpty
Scottish usage:
a) Someone who (sometimes unwittingly) by speech or action demonstrates a lack of knowledge or misconception of a particular subject or situation to the amusement of others.
b) A good humoured admonition, a term of endearment
c) A reckless, absent minded or unwise person
a) "No. That wisnae wit she meant, ya big numpty!"
b) i.e. "Silly billy", "You big dafty"
c) "That numpty's driving with no lights on!"

I'd be happy to put it on GR for you.
Lucas, the librarian
I am pee-ohed that our grand vizier/oracle Lucas/Luke is a happy librarian. Shouldn't librarians be grumpy, wrinkled, old crones, always shushing you and such? Certainly, this does not fit our great leader.
Shouldn't librarians be grumpy, wrinkled, old crones, always shushing you and such? Certainly, this does not fit our great leader.
Hey, I'm no leader. I'm just having fun reading everyone's complaints. I don't do anything. You guys are the ones that make this place funny and friendly.
Do think I should grow long hair and put it up in a bun so i look like a librarian? I think think that might put an end to my wedding plans though. I can't be a real librarian anyway because I'm a dumb jock,
Hey, I'm no leader. I'm just having fun reading everyone's complaints. I don't do anything. You guys are the ones that make this place funny and friendly.
Do think I should grow long hair and put it up in a bun so i look like a librarian? I think think that might put an end to my wedding plans though. I can't be a real librarian anyway because I'm a dumb jock,

Hey, I'm no leader. I'm just having fun reading everyone's compl..."
Well, I still think you should be flogged for being 'happy' what's with that anywayz? As for hair-in-bunship...I'm dismayed that this seems strangely interesting...
when are you hitching up? -- again, dismayed that I should probably already know this :(
Elizabetta wrote: "when are you hitching up? -- again, dismayed that I should probably already know this :( "
Sheesh. Don't you keep notes?
<-grin->
After I graduate in July there is the wedding then it's honeymoon time.
Yay.
presents.
travel.
sex.
Sheesh. Don't you keep notes?
<-grin->
After I graduate in July there is the wedding then it's honeymoon time.
Yay.
presents.
travel.
sex.

(So annoyed to extend my warmest best wishes to you and your intended!)

... Sod it!!! I wish you all the best:) Haha, I'm a rebel!
Monique's Musings wrote: "how fabulous that you get to travel on your h..."
Yeah, Yeah, Yeah you grouch. Well two can play the namby pamby complaint game thank you. I said thank you. That travel thing was going to be really great but we decided to waste the entire honeymoon by going to Great Britain. What a bore that will be seeing all the magnificent sites and architecture and countryside that we've already seen in magazines and books so it will be ho hum, well there it is in person oh a hey here's our friends that we could have stayed home and emailed instead of meeting them in person in this picture perfect little medieval town with all the old Tudor buildings and that old castle rom 1461 well it;s a bit run down if you ask me. We've admired all this in art and literature and song so why are we bothering with it for real? -- we could have stayed home and just dreamed about these towns and the people, What a waste having to experience it for ourselves when we could have watched a youtiube video about it.
So you see it's really go be a drag coming to your United Kingdom but we just have to put up with it the best we can :-)
Lucas (and Tom)
Yeah, Yeah, Yeah you grouch. Well two can play the namby pamby complaint game thank you. I said thank you. That travel thing was going to be really great but we decided to waste the entire honeymoon by going to Great Britain. What a bore that will be seeing all the magnificent sites and architecture and countryside that we've already seen in magazines and books so it will be ho hum, well there it is in person oh a hey here's our friends that we could have stayed home and emailed instead of meeting them in person in this picture perfect little medieval town with all the old Tudor buildings and that old castle rom 1461 well it;s a bit run down if you ask me. We've admired all this in art and literature and song so why are we bothering with it for real? -- we could have stayed home and just dreamed about these towns and the people, What a waste having to experience it for ourselves when we could have watched a youtiube video about it.
So you see it's really go be a drag coming to your United Kingdom but we just have to put up with it the best we can :-)
Lucas (and Tom)
Elizabetta wrote: "notes?! I gotta take notes now, bah humbuggers.
Humburgers? Ya got a McDonalds there? We wuz hoping for a wee bit o fish n chips we wuz, but if it humbergers ya got, its humburhers we'll eat. Ya got fries with them humbergers?
My intended is a big dumb jock like me so we'll need lots of them humbugers to keep our muscles muscular down at the gym.
Humburgers? Ya got a McDonalds there? We wuz hoping for a wee bit o fish n chips we wuz, but if it humbergers ya got, its humburhers we'll eat. Ya got fries with them humbergers?
My intended is a big dumb jock like me so we'll need lots of them humbugers to keep our muscles muscular down at the gym.

With England's eternally grey skies and dreary rain, you and Tom will just have spend more time indoors, trying to get each other pregnant. That's hardly cause for complaining about a trip to England. Come on, step it up!
Aves wrote: "Lucas,
With England's eternally grey skies and dreary rain, you and Tom will just have spend more time indoors, trying to get each other pregnant. That's hardly cause for complaining about a trip..."
But we aren't ready for kids yet so we will have to abstain and keep our virginity a bit longer — say another 10 years when were ready to start a family.
As for the UK its ducks is wot we are. We's just just like them duckies so no problem with sloshing around in the muck.
With England's eternally grey skies and dreary rain, you and Tom will just have spend more time indoors, trying to get each other pregnant. That's hardly cause for complaining about a trip..."
But we aren't ready for kids yet so we will have to abstain and keep our virginity a bit longer — say another 10 years when were ready to start a family.
As for the UK its ducks is wot we are. We's just just like them duckies so no problem with sloshing around in the muck.

"...the wedding then it's honeymoon time.
Yay.
presents.
travel.
sex."
It's no wonder you're such a grumpus.

Your virginity...Teeheehee!!!
*Shoulders hunching, head ducking, hand flying up to mouth while tittering and sniggering in manner of silly, little Asian girl...*
Aves wrote: "*Shoulders hunching, head ducking, hand flying up to mouth while tittering and sniggering in manner of silly, little Asian girl...*"
Laughing so hard I had to force myself to stop and breathe!
Laughing so hard I had to force myself to stop and breathe!

Elizabetta wrote: "Conkles, people, they're conckles!"
Egads Elizabetta what dictionary do you use? There is no such word as conkles; the word is cockles.
Verb
to warm the cockles of someone's heart
(idiomatic) To provide happiness, to bring a deeply-felt contentment
Synonyms
(to provide happiness): warm someone's heart
Egads Elizabetta what dictionary do you use? There is no such word as conkles; the word is cockles.
Verb
to warm the cockles of someone's heart
(idiomatic) To provide happiness, to bring a deeply-felt contentment
Synonyms
(to provide happiness): warm someone's heart

Laughing so hard I had to force myself to stop and..."
You should see him do this in person, it's quite a show! Amazing how he goes from virile Pilot to Asian girl in 2 seconds flat!

Is congles even a word?


or a ninja leader.
Barbie wrote: "Elizabetta wrote: "Cankles, peeps. Cankles!"
I hate canckles!! They're just as bad as a vagomache!!"
I hate the definition of vagomache so much I can't even post it here so if you want know what Barbie is bitching about go to:
http://www.urbandictionary.com/define...
I hate canckles!! They're just as bad as a vagomache!!"
I hate the definition of vagomache so much I can't even post it here so if you want know what Barbie is bitching about go to:
http://www.urbandictionary.com/define...

I hate canckles!! They're just as bad as a vagomache!!"
I hate the definition of vagomache so much I can't even post it here so if you..."
Who the heck comes up with these words!?! Cankles, I can totally understand, it makes sense, is logical. But VAGOMACHE? It just doesn't make sense. I can just see someone going to a personal trainer and saying "I need to get rid of my vagomache."
Hmmm, that would actually be pretty funny...but that's beside the point.

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