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And yes, I do that too, without realizing it. Maybe it’s the lazy American accent. 😛

@That_Writer_Girl_99 no worries. 😛 I’m critiquing/editing for a friend. I have three chapters to finish before tomorrow, so I can hand it back by the deadline.

Cya ’round, kiddo. @dragon-snapper

*winces* Sorry, that was a bit of a ramble. My bad. @jane-maree Whatcha workin on?

@that_writer_Girl_99 I thought that was California accent.

@Dragon-Snapper fare well!

@that_writer_Girl_99 @jane-maree @bethanysinkyroses I’m signing out now. I tried to write an article. It didn’t go so well. :0 Adios, amigas!

@That_Writer_Girl_99 Yes it is rather. XP
M’kay. *nods* I honestly don’t have a lot of time for things like that. *looks tiredly at schedule*

Me too… kinda like Canadians and “eh?” @dragon-snapper @holly-nelson-gray

I’m not sure if Aussies do this, but some people (and I’m guilty of this myself) say “like” at the end of everything, or in the middle of speaking, or whenever they can’t think of anything else to say. It’s like, totally like, weird.

@holly-nelson-gray Really? I always thought that was a British thing…

Oh dear. That…well. That’s rather funny, actually. @jane-maree

I used to watch a lot of TV, but now, I play a lot of Xbox…

@That_Writer_Girl_99 Well…we don’t have a TV. XD It was this ancient old thing and then my little sister chewed the plug and killed it. XP

@bethanysinkyroses Well, if it tells you anything, my name has nothing to do with dragons or snappers or melting stuff or fantasy.

*sighs* That’s a shame.

Oh, do you not watch TV? @jane-maree

*snorts* Okay @bethanysinkyroses

@That_Writer_Girl_99 noooo idea. I would assume not? I’m not really the one to ask when it comes to TV shows. 😛

Random question but did they have Dragon Tales in Australia? Or was that just an American TV show? @jane-maree

@That_Writer_Girl_99 if you want to use the technical terms… XP

A dragonling. @jane-maree

@Dragon-Snapper *solemn nod* A Dragon-kid. XD

@jane-maree But to give you a hint, I’m a kid. 😛