In this thread, I will impersonate Literoticans

[Purple Haze]

Avery_Chisholm

 

[gravyrug]

Avery_Chisholm

Too Easy. Do DCL.

 

[Purple Haze]

There, I got the easy one out of the way.

Please feel free to contribute,

I'll have more later...

 

[peachykeen]

Damn, that is spot on! You're good.

 

[MunchinMark]

Please do not attempt REDWAVE, Ishmael or Todd. We'll be here all night.

 

[lapinova]

You just made me snarf my Orange Juice.

 

[Epiphany]

my impersonation:

edited to delete my post

 

[Dixon Carter Lee]

Do DCL.

What are you, a fag?

 

[gravyrug]

What are you, a fag?

Good LT impersonation! Or was that Dionysian Beast? or Scottx? Too many fit that one.

 

[phrodeau]

I'll be busybody:

The New York Times said Wednesday that its reporting in a number of stories leading up to the war in Iraq and the early occupation "was not as rigorous as it should have been."

The newspaper says in an editor's note that it relied on reports from informants whose credibility was later called into question.

The Times also said it had featured articles containing alarming claims about Iraq under Saddam Hussein more prominently than follow-up stories that countered those claims.

Many of the stories used information from Iraqi exiles and critics of Hussein who were pressing the United States to oust the Iraqi leader, but the newspaper said it did not always emphasize the informants' motivations.

The Times said it reviewed hundreds of articles in its investigation. It posted a sampling of the stories in question on its Web site, covering issues such as hidden weapons facilities and the destruction of weapons.

 

[Guest]

 

[busybody..]

Re: I'll be busybody:

The New York Times said Wednesday that its reporting in a number of stories leading up to the war in Iraq and the early occupation "was not as rigorous as it should have been."

The newspaper says in an editor's note that it relied on reports from informants whose credibility was later called into question.

The Times also said it had featured articles containing alarming claims about Iraq under Saddam Hussein more prominently than follow-up stories that countered those claims.

Many of the stories used information from Iraqi exiles and critics of Hussein who were pressing the United States to oust the Iraqi leader, but the newspaper said it did not always emphasize the informants' motivations.

The Times said it reviewed hundreds of articles in its investigation. It posted a sampling of the stories in question on its Web site, covering issues such as hidden weapons facilities and the destruction of weapons.

that wasnt a good imitation of me!

 

[Bob_Bytchin]

Nora: *nodsnodsnods*

 

[Dixon Carter Lee]

that wasnt a good imitation of me!

What are you, a fag?

 

[Lorelei_11]

LOL... good gawd!!!

 

[Guest]

 

[Guest]

 

[kelley_and_tracy]

I'm Leaving Lit.


<insert name here>

 

[Eumenides]

Do me! Please?

 

[Guest]

 

[Nora]

Nora: *nodsnodsnods*

Heyyyyy! I do more than *nods* ya know! I also *swoon* and on the rare occassion I'll *flutters lashes* or *sobs* or something!


Eumie, I'd do you anyday. *leers*

 

[Eumenides]

Heyyyyy! I do more than *nods* ya know! I also *swoon* and on the rare occassion I'll *flutters lashes* or *sobs* or something!


Eumie, I'd do you anyday. *leers*

All talk, I tell you. All talk.

 

[zipman]

Xtaabay: Well, it just seems mightly coincidental that the price of milk is increasing right before the election. I know shrubya is just sitting behind his desk in the oval office laughing at all the single working mothers who are trying so hard to overcome the numerous obstacles in this patriarchal, capitalist society. Of course he never had to give birth or feed a baby. I bet he even gets a hard on thinking about those struggling women as an expert somewhere in the world said. In fact, if you analyze his smirk, you can clearly see he is saying the word milk with his mouth closed. First oil and now milk, is nothing safe from this lunatic?

 

[Guest]

I'm Leaving Lit.


EdibleEmmie

hahahahahaa

Sort of goodbye again
But I still won't be on as much anymore

~liliagrace

coming from the Queen

 

[Bob_Bytchin]

Xtaabay: Well, it just seems mightly coincidental that the price of milk is increasing right before the election. I know shrubya is just sitting behind his desk in the oval office laughing at all the single working mothers who are trying so hard to overcome the numerous obstacles in this patriarchal, capitalist society. Of course he never had to give birth or feed a baby. I bet he even gets a hard on thinking about those struggling women as an expert somewhere in the world said. In fact, if you analyze his smirk, you can clearly see he is saying the word milk with his mouth closed. First oil and now milk, is nothing safe from this lunatic?

I counter that with an Ishmael:

You're a total fucking idiot. Nothing but a stupid troll.

Ishmael