A2KER Game PT. 2/ The One that IS about the person above you

likes to continue parenthetical conversations with me

(It's in Massachusetts, actually, where my mother grew up. And I learned a new word: kip.)

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Makes me to write in brackets, by mind control over my punctuation.

(Wow, then that is quite a long journey. Have you any plans other than cleaning the basement? 'Kip' is a silly British word that I used because the K fell on me. We have plenty of those words that make no sense.)

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never doubts anyone, which is a very strong quality

(No other plans, really. And it's journey I've done dozens of times.... Fortunately, my dictionary lists the definitions of many silly British words.)

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Often remains elusive

(Do you usually drive non-stop to Massachussets? What dictionary do you have?)

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positively friendly

(A few stops along the way, and I've found that it's usually the same places now. I normally use the American Heritage Dictionary from 1969 [the binding is rather broken], but sometimes I get out the unabridged Webster's Dictionary from 1968 [too big for its own binding].)

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Que no se puede utilizar una 'Q' para describirle es evidente (Q can't be used to describe you; you're above the Q.)

(Were those dictionaries handed down? Is your family quite scattered around America?)

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realizes the inferiority of certain letters Smile

(They were. There is another one that is from about the same time with "Property of the U.S. Congress" written across the front, but I can't find it anywhere. Must be with my Dianogah CD. And my family is mostly in Virginia and New England.)

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Surprisingly dislikes a word beginning with P and ending with M.

(Are the people in New England people who left Virginia, or is it that there are two branches of the family?)

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Thanks dròm for not saying the word this time.

(Two different branches. One stayed basically in the South, the other in the North. Except, my mother moved down to the DC-area for college, and her brother is in Louisiana.)

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Understands things that I do not.

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Vying to take the world by storm with Espançais

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wicked awesome (There's some New England slang for you.)

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Very much sounding 'Bah-stonian'!'
Is that where you're from, smog?!

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Xylophonist extraordinaire if she applied herself, because she's talented.

(That's weird, Smog; it sounds like a cross between Cockney and stage English (they used to put two adjectives together to save space.))

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Aw, go on! Embarrassed

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