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[mishy.]

16.

I remember playing in the snow myself. It was so much fuuun~

Yesterday was Spring here in Florida. Now today is Fallish weather. Because of these constant turn arounds, it's impossible to get 'used' to the cold weather.

Whatever you have time for, I guess. Video games, Reading, yadda yadda boom.

 

[donavannj]

17. Yes. I will have to play some games. After my rough draft is done for my paper.

 

[Pokestick good times.]

18

Sammy's real name is Devin? :O
I figured it wasn't Sammy, but wheee~

 

[donavannj]

19. How did you figure that one out? Twitter?

 

[Pokestick good times.]

20

...Yeah. Twitter makes many names obvious.

Like yours, Johnson~ :3
My Twitter name is only partly real, though <_< = >_>

 

[donavannj]

21. You have a strange fixation on my Nordic surname. :V

 

[mishy.]

21.

I've known Sammy's real name for a while. c:

 

[donavannj]

23. I honestly don't remember how long I've known his name.

 

[Pokestick good times.]

24

;~;

Oh well.
But your name must have changed a bit since it was Nordic though.
For example, I suspect it might have dropped a second 's'.

 

[mishy.]

25.

It amuses me when American's can't spell my last name. It make me go 'where did your mind go during your history courses'.

Though I think I had a history teacher ask me. It was... really sad.

 

[Eucliffe]

26

He mentioned it once so that's how I learned it.

In other news, I wish PC would stop having on and off slowness. It really isn't helping my customizing Sewaddle's profile.

 

[donavannj]

27. Yeah, immigrants to the States usually got their surnames "Americanized". (b'-')b

Some people are just HORRID spellers. Especially Americans. :x

 

[mishy.]

28.

It's sad though, because every American should be able to know and spell his name. Doesn't help that he was both a founding father and an inventor.

 

[インフェルノの津波]

29

I couldn't spell my own name for a time, also PC is buggy lately...but as long it isn't a DBE, I'm cool with it.

 

[donavannj]

30. Many Americans only ever hear the name mentioned and have seen it spelled maybe once. (b'-')b

EDIT: He's also called "Ben" a lot. :V

 

[mishy.]

31.

Well then. There are things called textbooks. People should use 'em every once in a while.

 

[Sewaddle]

32

It is sad, isn't it.

Hey, how's my profile look?

 

[mishy.]

33.

Looks good! It's hard to pull off a Yellow/green combo without making it burn people's eyes, but pulled it off well (the fact that it doesn't blind my eyes, that is).

 

[donavannj]

34. That's gonna require an attitude change in the nation's teens. Or a change in the way teachers teach, using a history book less and notes on a board that the students have to memorize more. :V

Or people just need to stop calling him "Ben". That'd go quite a ways to remedy that. (b'-')b

 

[mishy.]

35.

Mrg. I must be in a grumpy mood, because if I speak anymore, it's going to be edgey. Point is, I find it amusing and a little silly when Americans spell my last name wrong. Especially a teacher and an 'A' student who have been in the same class as me for three years, and that year was also in my history class.

And yes, she did happen to have had plenty of times to see my last name, because she was Drum Major that year, and had probably seen the attendance list (or a list) as least a dozen times before.