Tuesday, July 26, 2005

Paging Mr. Baldi, Paging Mr. Baldi. . .All Liberals To The Front Desk, Please

Maaax! Where've you been, you darned liberal? Without you the country will deteriorate into - gasp - conservativism and - more gasps - a state of terrible, terrible food. You're not emailing, not commenting, not answering Mac's calls. . .are you okay? The Phantom of the Junior High is worried. And you know how I worry. I'm as bad as my mother isn't.

Are you depressed over (censored for those who haven't read HP 6 yet)'s death? Don't be depressed, dear. I don't think that (censored) really wanted to kill him! It was just a plot. Yeah, a plot. To do. . .I don't know what. And be happy about (censored) and Lupin getting together! I love that couple almost as much as E/N. And Harry and (censored) breaking up was way too Spiderman.

Mac says moshi moshi. Er, I think that means hello in Japanese.

COMMENT!

EMAIL!

CALL!

I remain, gentlemen, your faithful and obedient servant,

J.G.

3 Comments:

At 26/7/05 6:45 PM, Anonymous Anonymous said...

It would have been easier to agree with something a republican said, but that works too I suppose.

 
At 26/7/05 7:30 PM, Blogger Sigerson said...

Hmm. Let's try it.

 
At 28/7/05 10:54 PM, Anonymous Anonymous said...

Moshi Moshi (MOH-shee moh-SHEE)
exp. - Commonly used to answer the telephone in Japan, this expression has no real meaning, with the cloests translation of the term being "hello?" when receiving a phone call. The term itself stems from a Japanese myth of the shape-shifting fox. The fox is a creature of supernatural power and mystery in Japanese tradition. They are said to change their form to that of a woman many times in order to seduce men for benevolent or malicious intent. The term "Moshi, moshi!" has no intrinsic meaning. It is a phrase supposedly foxes cannot pronounce. Therefore, if you say this over the phone and receive a reply the person you are talking with is not a fox in disguise. ex. - *picking up phone* Hai, moshi moshi?

From http://www.animeinfo.org/odiction2.html#M

 

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