Did you have any recent dreams?

Louisa Lynn wrote:

I hope to dream the world with no Twilight anymore. *sigghh* But that's too much to ask, huh?

I want a pleasant dream about living in Victorian times and dancing in a ballroom, wearing a beautiful gown.

Sounds lovely!

Tourterelle, did you really have to post the picture? I gagged.

I hope to dream the world with no Twilight anymore. *sigghh* But that's too much to ask, huh?

Kelsey wrote:

This is not about DREAMS, guys! I don't really care, but I feel the need to point this out.

So, what do you hope you'll dream about tonight? That works.

Relax, Kelsey. Honestly, no one is going to get angry if we're a bit off topic. Solveig herself even mentioned earlier today that it was okay if we didn't follow the threads in the Off Topic section to a T.

Jane wrote:

Louisa Lynn wrote:

Well, I prefer rats to cockroaches. UGH!

Yeah. At least you can kill rats easily. Cockroaches just keep coming back.

I've never even seen a cockroach.

I hate centipedes, though. Eww.



I hate bugs.

This is not about DREAMS, guys! I don't really care, but I feel the need to point this out.

So, what do you hope you'll dream about tonight? That works.

Louisa Lynn wrote:

Well, I prefer rats to cockroaches. UGH!

Yeah. At least you can kill rats easily. Cockroaches just keep coming back.

Well, I prefer rats to cockroaches. UGH!

Jane wrote:

Tourterelle wrote:

Jane wrote:

Louisa Lynn wrote:

I am sometimes amazed at how off topic we get.

One time I had a dream about rats. There. We're on topic again.

I hate rats.

We had to watch Ratatouille in French class (obviously, in the French language) and the part where the rats fell from the ceiling disgusted me.

No matter how lovable Disney tries to make rats, they still seem nasty to me.

Their tails just creep me out. They look like little worms.

I feel the same way: the tails are the worst part.

Their snouts are gross too. All long and pointy...

Tourterelle wrote:

Jane wrote:

Louisa Lynn wrote:

I am sometimes amazed at how off topic we get.

One time I had a dream about rats. There. We're on topic again.

I hate rats.

We had to watch Ratatouille in French class (obviously, in the French language) and the part where the rats fell from the ceiling disgusted me.

No matter how lovable Disney tries to make rats, they still seem nasty to me.

Their tails just creep me out. They look like little worms.

Jane wrote:

Louisa Lynn wrote:

I am sometimes amazed at how off topic we get.

One time I had a dream about rats. There. We're on topic again.

I hate rats.

We had to watch Ratatouille in French class (obviously, in the French language) and the part where the rats fell from the ceiling disgusted me.

No matter how lovable Disney tries to make rats, they still seem nasty to me.

Kelsey wrote:

Tourterelle wrote:

Louisa Lynn wrote:

Just out of curiosity, how do you pronounce Tourterelle? I pronounce it like "Tur-teh-rel"

Thank you! I REALLY appreciate that!

Tourterelle (French word for turtledove) is pronounced Toor-ter-el.

I've always said it kind of like "tortoise." "Tour-ter-el." I always thought it meant "tortoise" because the Spanish word for "tortoise" and "turtle" is "tortuga." Well, it means "turtledove," but at least I was saying it right."

We've gotten grossly off topic, you all know.

Hey, at least we've gotten off topic in the Off Topic section!

Louisa Lynn wrote:

Tourterelle wrote:

Louisa Lynn wrote:

Tourterelle wrote:

Kelsey wrote:

Louisa Lynn wrote:

Kelsey wrote:

Louisa Lynn wrote:

Sometimes they pronounce it Loh-isa. God, I get irritated when that happens!

I say Louisa like "Low-ees-a." That's how I've always heard it.

Mine is pronounced "Loo-wee-sa"

It seems we differ on the Us, mostly. It's like Louisiana. Some people say "Loo-wee-say-an-na" and some say "Low-ees-ay-an-na." Of course, you've got your oddballs who do something funky, but those are the two major pronunciations.
When dealing with names, though, I always try to say it how the person wants me to. It's their name, after all. I'll make sure I'm careful with saying "Loo" if we ever meet.

Nice Miss America speech, Kels. (Happy, joyous tears)

I'll be sure to do the same, Louisa.

Same with yours, Tourterelle. God forbid I would never pronounce it with "ch"

Just out of curiosity, how do you pronounce Tourterelle? I pronounce it like "Tur-teh-rel"

Thank you! I REALLY appreciate that!

Tourterelle (French word for turtledove) is pronounced Toor-ter-el.

By 'Tur' I meant like the word 'tour' YEAH! Haha!

You were right then!

Louisa Lynn wrote:

I am sometimes amazed at how off topic we get.

One time I had a dream about rats. There. We're on topic again.

I am sometimes amazed at how off topic we get.

Tourterelle wrote:

Louisa Lynn wrote:

Tourterelle wrote:

Kelsey wrote:

Louisa Lynn wrote:

Kelsey wrote:

Louisa Lynn wrote:

Sometimes they pronounce it Loh-isa. God, I get irritated when that happens!

I say Louisa like "Low-ees-a." That's how I've always heard it.

Mine is pronounced "Loo-wee-sa"

It seems we differ on the Us, mostly. It's like Louisiana. Some people say "Loo-wee-say-an-na" and some say "Low-ees-ay-an-na." Of course, you've got your oddballs who do something funky, but those are the two major pronunciations.
When dealing with names, though, I always try to say it how the person wants me to. It's their name, after all. I'll make sure I'm careful with saying "Loo" if we ever meet.

Nice Miss America speech, Kels. (Happy, joyous tears)

I'll be sure to do the same, Louisa.

Same with yours, Tourterelle. God forbid I would never pronounce it with "ch"

Just out of curiosity, how do you pronounce Tourterelle? I pronounce it like "Tur-teh-rel"

Thank you! I REALLY appreciate that!

Tourterelle (French word for turtledove) is pronounced Toor-ter-el.

By 'Tur' I meant like the word 'tour' YEAH! Haha!

Kelsey wrote:

Tourterelle wrote:

Louisa Lynn wrote:

Just out of curiosity, how do you pronounce Tourterelle? I pronounce it like "Tur-teh-rel"

Thank you! I REALLY appreciate that!

Tourterelle (French word for turtledove) is pronounced Toor-ter-el.

I've always said it kind of like "tortoise." "Tour-ter-el." I always thought it meant "tortoise" because the Spanish word for "tortoise" and "turtle" is "tortuga." Well, it means "turtledove," but at least I was saying it right."

We've gotten grossly off topic, you all know.

This is the off topic section. We're supposed to get off topic. If you prefer, we could go back to talking about dreams.

Tourterelle wrote:

Louisa Lynn wrote:

Just out of curiosity, how do you pronounce Tourterelle? I pronounce it like "Tur-teh-rel"

Thank you! I REALLY appreciate that!

Tourterelle (French word for turtledove) is pronounced Toor-ter-el.

I've always said it kind of like "tortoise." "Tour-ter-el." I always thought it meant "tortoise" because the Spanish word for "tortoise" and "turtle" is "tortuga." Well, it means "turtledove," but at least I was saying it right."

We've gotten grossly off topic, you all know.

Louisa Lynn wrote:

Tourterelle wrote:

Kelsey wrote:

Louisa Lynn wrote:

Kelsey wrote:

Louisa Lynn wrote:

Sometimes they pronounce it Loh-isa. God, I get irritated when that happens!

I say Louisa like "Low-ees-a." That's how I've always heard it.

Mine is pronounced "Loo-wee-sa"

It seems we differ on the Us, mostly. It's like Louisiana. Some people say "Loo-wee-say-an-na" and some say "Low-ees-ay-an-na." Of course, you've got your oddballs who do something funky, but those are the two major pronunciations.
When dealing with names, though, I always try to say it how the person wants me to. It's their name, after all. I'll make sure I'm careful with saying "Loo" if we ever meet.

Nice Miss America speech, Kels. (Happy, joyous tears)

I'll be sure to do the same, Louisa.

Same with yours, Tourterelle. God forbid I would never pronounce it with "ch"

Just out of curiosity, how do you pronounce Tourterelle? I pronounce it like "Tur-teh-rel"

Thank you! I REALLY appreciate that!

Tourterelle (French word for turtledove) is pronounced Toor-ter-el.

Kelsey wrote:

Louisa Lynn wrote:

Kelsey wrote:

Louisa Lynn wrote:

Sometimes they pronounce it Loh-isa. God, I get irritated when that happens!

I say Louisa like "Low-ees-a." That's how I've always heard it.

Mine is pronounced "Loo-wee-sa"

It seems we differ on the Us, mostly. It's like Louisiana. Some people say "Loo-wee-say-an-na" and some say "Low-ees-ay-an-na." Of course, you've got your oddballs who do something funky, but those are the two major pronunciations.
When dealing with names, though, I always try to say it how the person wants me to. It's their name, after all. I'll make sure I'm careful with saying "Loo" if we ever meet.

One time I accidentally pronounced Louisiana "Loozeenia". I got a lot of funny looks for that one.

Tourterelle wrote:

Kelsey wrote:

Louisa Lynn wrote:

Kelsey wrote:

Louisa Lynn wrote:

Sometimes they pronounce it Loh-isa. God, I get irritated when that happens!

I say Louisa like "Low-ees-a." That's how I've always heard it.

Mine is pronounced "Loo-wee-sa"

It seems we differ on the Us, mostly. It's like Louisiana. Some people say "Loo-wee-say-an-na" and some say "Low-ees-ay-an-na." Of course, you've got your oddballs who do something funky, but those are the two major pronunciations.
When dealing with names, though, I always try to say it how the person wants me to. It's their name, after all. I'll make sure I'm careful with saying "Loo" if we ever meet.

Nice Miss America speech, Kels. (Happy, joyous tears)

I'll be sure to do the same, Louisa.

Same with yours, Tourterelle. God forbid I would never pronounce it with "ch"

Just out of curiosity, how do you pronounce Tourterelle? I pronounce it like "Tur-teh-rel"

Kelsey wrote:

Louisa Lynn wrote:

Kelsey wrote:

Louisa Lynn wrote:

Sometimes they pronounce it Loh-isa. God, I get irritated when that happens!

I say Louisa like "Low-ees-a." That's how I've always heard it.

Mine is pronounced "Loo-wee-sa"

It seems we differ on the Us, mostly. It's like Louisiana. Some people say "Loo-wee-say-an-na" and some say "Low-ees-ay-an-na." Of course, you've got your oddballs who do something funky, but those are the two major pronunciations.
When dealing with names, though, I always try to say it how the person wants me to. It's their name, after all. I'll make sure I'm careful with saying "Loo" if we ever meet.

Nice Miss America speech, Kels. (Happy, joyous tears)

I'll be sure to do the same, Louisa.

Kelsey wrote:

Louisa Lynn wrote:

Kelsey wrote:

Louisa Lynn wrote:

Sometimes they pronounce it Loh-isa. God, I get irritated when that happens!

I say Louisa like "Low-ees-a." That's how I've always heard it.

Mine is pronounced "Loo-wee-sa"

It seems we differ on the Us, mostly. It's like Louisiana. Some people say "Loo-wee-say-an-na" and some say "Low-ees-ay-an-na." Of course, you've got your oddballs who do something funky, but those are the two major pronunciations.
When dealing with names, though, I always try to say it how the person wants me to. It's their name, after all. I'll make sure I'm careful with saying "Loo" if we ever meet.

Haha, I hope that day comes.

Tourterelle wrote:

Kelsey wrote:

Louisa Lynn wrote:

Sometimes they pronounce it Loh-isa. God, I get irritated when that happens!

I say Louisa like "Low-ees-a." That's how I've always heard it.

Same here.

I've never heard it pronounced like that. People around me always pronounce it "Loo-wee-sa"

Louisa Lynn wrote:

Kelsey wrote:

Louisa Lynn wrote:

Sometimes they pronounce it Loh-isa. God, I get irritated when that happens!

I say Louisa like "Low-ees-a." That's how I've always heard it.

Mine is pronounced "Loo-wee-sa"

It seems we differ on the Us, mostly. It's like Louisiana. Some people say "Loo-wee-say-an-na" and some say "Low-ees-ay-an-na." Of course, you've got your oddballs who do something funky, but those are the two major pronunciations.
When dealing with names, though, I always try to say it how the person wants me to. It's their name, after all. I'll make sure I'm careful with saying "Loo" if we ever meet.