SR XXIII: Careful With That Axe, Varg

harmonium.ro wrote: James wrote: harmonium.ro wrote: James wrote: Having said that, I pronounce my surname as Yule whilst others in the family pronounce it Yoel (rhymes with Bowl). I would have expected your surname to be pronounced Yé-o-wall, but then, I'm not English Nope because the original spelling seems to be Youell. If I try to read Youell it sounds exactly like I was trying to spell above.

Not really.  It's also originated (as far as I am aware) from the village of Ewell, in Surrey.

horsewithteeth11 wrote: NecronCommander wrote: Well, I am black. I'm just a horse where it matters.

Amalia Daoussis wrote: NecronCommander wrote: Amalia Daoussis wrote: NecronCommander wrote: Ah-ha!  Amalia accepted my friend request on Facebook. Mmm, tonight there's a supposedly informative and humorous presentation on college dating and sex in the hall across the street.  I think I will attend; my other two female friends I think are going too. Why wouldn't I accept your friend request?? Well, you probably wouldn't have if I didn't mention I was a Shredder. And the other guys seem to think I'm afraid of girls. I probably would have. I usually accept all requests unless it is someone that I know I do not like.

NecronCommander wrote: horsewithteeth11 wrote: NecronCommander wrote: Well, I am black. I'm just a horse where it matters.

Exactly

Also, I sent you a friend request too, Amalia. But only because I'm a Facebook stalker.

James wrote: harmonium.ro wrote: James wrote: harmonium.ro wrote: James wrote: Having said that, I pronounce my surname as Yule whilst others in the family pronounce it Yoel (rhymes with Bowl). I would have expected your surname to be pronounced Yé-o-wall, but then, I'm not English Nope because the original spelling seems to be Youell. If I try to read Youell it sounds exactly like I was trying to spell above. Not really.  It's also originated (as far as I am aware) from the village of Ewell, in Surrey.

Not really what? I don't understand.

Speaking of the women, we were doing some stretch in cross country that squeezed my balls pretty badly and I said "my ballish area hurts" and then the girl next to me said "I bet it does" and gave me 'the look' you know? I wasn't sure what to think because I hardly even know the girl.

James wrote: Amalia Daoussis wrote: NecronCommander wrote: Amalia Daoussis wrote: NecronCommander wrote: Ah-ha!  Amalia accepted my friend request on Facebook. Mmm, tonight there's a supposedly informative and humorous presentation on college dating and sex in the hall across the street.  I think I will attend; my other two female friends I think are going too. Why wouldn't I accept your friend request?? Well, you probably wouldn't have if I didn't mention I was a Shredder. And the other guys seem to think I'm afraid of girls. I probably would have. I usually accept all requests unless it is someone that I know I do not like. That's not always a good idea.  I only added you 'cause I knew who you were.  I don't normally just add people randomly.

I tend not to either. Especially considering I've had several profiles which I'm pretty sure were spambots send me friend requests.

harmonium.ro wrote: James wrote: harmonium.ro wrote: James wrote: harmonium.ro wrote: James wrote: Having said that, I pronounce my surname as Yule whilst others in the family pronounce it Yoel (rhymes with Bowl). I would have expected your surname to be pronounced Yé-o-wall, but then, I'm not English Nope because the original spelling seems to be Youell. If I try to read Youell it sounds exactly like I was trying to spell above. Not really.  It's also originated (as far as I am aware) from the village of Ewell, in Surrey. Not really what? I don't understand.

I'd say with the spelling, it's more like You-well, rather than Yé-o-well.  And if I am correct and the name originates from Ewell, then that means the pronunciation is different again and much more like how the family pronounces it.

No one ever tries to add me anyway but I wouldn't add strangers anyway.

JJLehto wrote: The Truth wrote: Speaking of the women, we were doing some stretch in cross country that squeezed my balls pretty badly and I said "my ballish area hurts" and then the girl next to me said "I bet it does" and gave me 'the look' you know? I wasn't sure what to think because I hardly even know the girl.   She wants you Tanner. BAD There is no other logical explanation.

Nah, she's not after him at all.  That's not a sign.