The Psychiatric Ward

He's in my soup now, Shay.

*Is currently watching an LP*

.......... *ahem*
YAAAAAAAAAY~!!!!

Inorite. :D

Anyways, my Aunt from San Diego may or may not be coming later. I hope she does, 'cause she's rich and maybe she can get me my own laptop before my significantly less rich mom can.

I also find it weird how my Aunt whose house I'm staying at right now has shampoo and conditioner for curly hair when her hair is straight.

....... Idk, Gabby. idk.

Oh, well. I'll be glad to se my Aunt from Diego anyways.

I like the shampoo and conditioner, though. <3
it has a fancy name, but it doesn't beat putting mayonnaise in your hair. <3

I'm soo glad I didn't go to San Diego today >_>

Star_Meteor_Dragon said:

Oh, well. I'll be glad to se my Aunt from Diego anyways.

I like the shampoo and conditioner, though. <3
it has a fancy name, but it doesn't beat putting mayonnaise in your hair. <3

.... mayonnaise?

Why's that, Fluffy? D:

Yes, Shay. It makes your hair all shiny.

Yeah, Fluffy- why?
=/
*starts paining him purple*

It's boring to go and sit at my dad's bosses house, there is nobody to be there with.

Ohmaigawd I see honkies!

skymin said:

.... mayonnaise?

Goes great in your hair.

Derek, Gabby said that.

Fluffy, what are honkies?

I'm backing up what she says.

Honkies is the slang term for white people. Like the N word is for black people.

A group of little kids :3
We call em honkies.

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ooooo...... kay.

Fluffy's going to get his @ss kicked if he says that around the wrong person.

Wikipedia said:

Honky (also spelled honkey or honkie) is a racial slur for white people, predominantly heard in the United States. The first recorded use of honky dates to 1946 and popularized by George Jefferson in the American TV show The Jeffersons, but the exact origins of the word are unknown.

Honky may be a variant of hunky, which was a variant of Bohunk, a slur for Bohemian-Hungarian immigrants. Honky might also derive from the term "honk nopp" which, in the west African language Wolof means, literally, "red-eared person" or "white person". The term may have originated with Wolof-speaking slaves brought to the U.S. Another documented theory and possible explanation for the origins of the word is that white men called "johns" would honk their horns for prostitutes in urban areas such as Harlem and red-light districts in the early 1900's.

Really Derek? I didn't know that ._.

Me neither.

I didn't either till my science teacher started calling me a honky. ._.

All in favor of ridding the world of science teachers?