The Official Adam Pascal Love Thread, part two — Page 351

#8751

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Posted: 7/19/05 at 9:15pm

Go read it!! But kiss your life goodbye while you're reading it... once you pick it up, you can't put it down!!

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#8752

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Posted: 7/19/05 at 9:24pm

Pottered. For some reason, I find that funny.

I'm in such a giggly mood today!

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#8753

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Posted: 7/19/05 at 9:32pm

Pottered. Pottered, pottered, pottered, pottered. Now the word means nothing!

*tickles Emcee* Giggly, eh?

#8754

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Posted: 7/19/05 at 9:33pm

AHHH I AM SO TICKLISH!

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#8755

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Posted: 7/19/05 at 9:39pm

Oops, sorry. I'm very ticklish, too, and I actually HATE to be tickled. I'll stop!

So, how are you?

#8756

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Posted: 7/19/05 at 9:51pm

Content, I guess.

How about you? I MISS YOU!

And I'm so ticklish that if you get your fingers within about two inches of my ticklish spots, I'll start laughing before you even touch me.

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#8757

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Posted: 7/19/05 at 9:58pm

I miss you, too!

I'm good. I've been working and stuff. I spent the day at the beach with some friends on Sunday. My first time to the beach this summer! SOOO much fun, and I want to go back right now!

What have you been up to?

#8758

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Posted: 7/19/05 at 9:59pm

Being an intern extraordinaire!

I really want to go to a beach. Badly!

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#8759

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Posted: 7/19/05 at 10:02pm

The beach is SO dull- you can all go in my place.

I'm rereading Harry at a normal pace now.

#8760

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Posted: 7/19/05 at 10:03pm

It gets boring after about a day or so, but I do think it's really pretty, and so... peaceful.

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#8761

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Posted: 7/19/05 at 10:03pm

Come to NS and I will take you to the beach!! Northumberland Straight, baby, woo hoo!

#8762

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Posted: 7/19/05 at 10:09pm

NS? Allie dear, we don't know Canada.

I've been beached out. My family nearly always drags me to there or an amusement park, neither of which I understand. One's too quiet- nothing to do except lay out in the scorching sun, and anything you do there can be more easily done in the comfort of the air conditioning. Amusement parks are fully of sticky kids and screaming people on scary rides that are far too short for such long lines.

#8763

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Posted: 7/19/05 at 10:12pm

Nova Scotia, silly.

My problem with beaches is that I always go with my family, and that my parents are the sort of people who are perfectly content to go away for a week and do the following EVERY.SINGLE.DAY. - get up at nine, sit on the beach until the sun goes down and it gets buggy, eat dinner, go to sleep. They seem to forget that my brother and I are children(ish) and that said daily routine is probably going to bore us. They're into going places that are really quiet, and there's just nothing to do.

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#8764

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Posted: 7/19/05 at 10:13pm

AMEN, Emcee! Finally, someone who understands. We must share a family.... if you're my long-lost sister, that would explain a lot.

Nova Scotia. Well, who knows that anyway? It's CANADIA. Pft.

#8765

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Posted: 7/19/05 at 10:15pm

Oh, no, no, no. I HATE going to the beach and just laying around baking (redhead here!). Slather on the SPF 30 Sport, and play in the waves! I brought my beach ball, but lost it when a gust of wind took it. The beach can be FUN!

#8766

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Posted: 7/19/05 at 10:15pm

heh. Canadia.

I've actually never been. But once, I went in the water between New York and Toronto!

I do LIKE the beach, though. If I can see dolphins, I'll sit there and stare at them for hours.

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#8767

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Posted: 7/19/05 at 10:18pm

Of course you do, Dolfin Princes.

I went to Niagra Falls. That was pretty. Except for all the tourist crap. I've never seen so much fascinating trash.

Beaches are mean to me. Allie, wear watershoes.

#8768

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Posted: 7/19/05 at 10:20pm

Count me in for not like beaches. I don't like sand, I don't like water, and I don't like the sun...

Canada's gorgeous. I loved British Columbia (Whistler, to be specific). I want to go back there SO badly. And Toronto and Montreal were also quite a lot of fun.

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#8769

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Posted: 7/19/05 at 10:22pm

Niagara Falls is nice, but the East Coast is where it's AT! But, uh, no dolphins. Sorry, Em.

#8770

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Posted: 7/19/05 at 10:25pm

Real question- what is Canada like? I always tease Tiff about it being a land of igloos, but for the longest time that is what I ACTUALLY thought it was. What are your temperatures like, from season to season? Geography? Diva, what did you do in Toronto and Montreal?

#8771

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Posted: 7/19/05 at 10:28pm

ha, someone once told me Montreal was like "fake France." I think what Canada is like totally depends on WHERE in Canada, though. I mean, out in Vancouver, Tiff may very well live in an igloo!

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#8772

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Posted: 7/19/05 at 10:30pm

Montreal was goregeous... I went to a bunch of different parks, the Montreal art museum (I can't remember the exact name), and went to their beautiful churches. I can't remember Toronto all that well, but I remember just walking all over the city, seeing everything. They're both great places to go.

But if you like mountains, western Canada is the place to go. Nice, high elevation, great climate-- never too hot, and cool even in the summer. And the mountains are just an amazing sight to see.

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#8773

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Posted: 7/19/05 at 10:31pm

I don't imagine it's THAT different from parts of the US. It's SO incredibly hot right now. It feels a lot warmer, though, because of the friggin' humidity! No igloos in the winter, Nia. Well, maybe up North. I don't know about comparing temperatures, though, because I never mastered farenheit!

#8774

Canadia.

Posted: 7/19/05 at 10:34pm

Oh wow, that's right! You guys are in sync with the rest of the world, unlike our stupid country, which refuses to make the simple switch to Celsius.

You answered my question anyway, though. It CAN get hot.

Do they speak French in many places?

Diva, you make me want to visit. But don't tell Tiff that. She'll never let me live it down.

#8775

Canadia.

Posted: 7/19/05 at 10:36pm

*puts the fact that nia wants to visit Canada in the vault, so Tiff will never find out*

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