...bored now

[minkhollow]

The yearbook situation isn't really very funny. I mean, other than the line I posted last night it's rather embarrassing. I'd like to know that my school's yearbook staff can spell the names of their fellow students properly, thanks. :b
Not much happening at the mo - football game later (hold me back.) and then my friend's coming over. Will be in Cincinnati all day tomorrow. As such, this is probably my last update till Monday. Will jump into comment-chats and suchlike when time allows.
Off to read more of Men at Arms now.
Also, hello nostalgia_lj.

Comments

[nostalgia-lj.livejournal.com]

*waves*

[minkhollow]

The response to your icon would be: No, actually, a bunch of crazed fangirls made it up.
^_^

[nostalgia-lj.livejournal.com]

Crazed fangirls, or the BLATANT SUBTEXT?!

Theirloveissoslashy!

[minkhollow]

...maybe fangirls crazed by blatant subtext. There we go.

[cenire.livejournal.com]

You should take over yearbook and make it all Better and dedicate a page to Crowley/Aziraphale lurve, only that'd be way too consuming. The making-it-Better, I mean, not the lurve.

(There were two pictures of me in last year's yearbook, both captioned "Amanda" rather than "Jessica". They spelled my last name wrong, too. I don't know WHERE they got Amanda, but it's not *my* name.)

[minkhollow]

My name was fine on the... two or three pictures of me I checked. But they got a guest speaker guy's name wrong when several people in the building had him as a teacher in grade school. That's just... yeesh.

[shati.livejournal.com]

There's clearly some sort of universal law about yearbooks always being, well, demented. My yearbook from last year had a friend's name spelled two different ways on one page—both wrong. It also had about fifty other misspelled names, come to think of it. On that page.

[minkhollow]

Even so. FOR THE LOVE OF GOD PROOFREAD.