recent (indecent) facebook chat

April 21, 2010

friendship

facebook chat
Facebook chat with my Greek Tragedy Friends

greektragedy: how was/is vacay?! I’m still egregiously jealous

newbestfriend: I’m thinking of you bc I just got the rhea and am checked outta my hotel room. Going to airport in a few hrs. Urgh. Shit way to end a good trip

greektragedy: so glad to know I’m synonymous with the ‘rhea

newbestfriend: I feel like we r partners in it! I know u can sympathize

greektragedy: at least you’re a tan bean with the rhea. Me, I’m an albino ‘rhea maker

newbestfriend: True! How r u?

greektragedy: No lie, and you’re not going to believe this, but this conversation just led me to the bowl with a ‘rhea flirt squirt (in bathroom now)

newbestfriend: God, you’re a good friend

greektragedy: All about solidarity, son.
Ooh, and I need to learn your magazine clipping filing/organization plan
You know, for when I leave the loo with an action plan
I’m guessing all the really great ideas happen in the shower, in traffic, and in the "comfort station."

newbestfriend: so true. U wrote that once, something about needing to do more dishes because it’s mindless
that’s when good ideas creep up, no?

greektragedy: Well, it ain’t about talent. It’s mostly about follow through… after the final rose, as it were.

newbestfriend: I have to go die and cramp now

greektragedy: at least there’s this: we’re officially friends ’til the end
Here’s hoping for an aisle seat and double-ply!

10 Responses to “recent (indecent) facebook chat”

  1. Jacks Says:

    I hate this huge ‘save & share this entry’ stuck right in the middle of everything. Honestly. It spoils my Greek Tragedy experience!

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  2. scrabble freak Says:

    Egregious is not the right word here- it’s actually one of my favorite words but it doesn’t work here based on meaning… it means flagrantly offensive or bad. I’ll shut up now:(

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  3. Stefanie Says:

    it can also mean outrageous or enormous. especially when used as an adverb. i think the word is absolutely correct in this context. and i am not even an English native.

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  4. Jen Says:

    And this is why I wish I still lived in Austin…
    you’re hilarious. Looking forward to your visit to Savannah!

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    • Stephanie Klein Says:

      Cannot WAIT to get to Savannah. I was talking to the kids the other day about costumes and Halloween (random in April, I know), and then I realized, I’ll be in Savannah for Halloween! Oh, my. Watch out.

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  5. Alexandra E. Says:

    I agree, the “save & share this entry” box is indeed obnoxious. I am also annoyed that EVERY TIME I am asked to subscribe via RSS… but I don’t want to, how often am I supposed to decline? The whole Greek Tragedy experience has become sooo pushy… and the content just doesn’t measure up/justify this by any means.

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  6. ty Says:

    Entertaining. Yet, random.

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  7. Barbara Says:

    Damn girl you have a potty mouth

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  8. Melissa Says:

    Crazy how poetic you can be on the bowl…
    “Well, it ain’t about talent. It’s mostly about follow through… after the final rose, as it were.” I wrote that down on a post-it and stuck it to my monitor.
    Thanx!

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  9. Melissa Says:

    OMG, this is so damn funny. Sharing this with my other belly bloated friends. =)

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