Wall for Amethyst (page 390)

I find this funny too

Wallow can be used to describe a physical action or an emotional state. If you cry "Woe is me!" one too many times, you might be accused of wallowing in self-pity. Because of its association with the much-maligned pig, wallow often has a negative, insulting tone. So, rather than wallowing in that pile of money once you've won the lottery, try bathing or wading in it instead.

The Beutifly was hilarious as well
They are all about even

"Cities like Singapore aim to cloak themselves in ubiquitous, free Wi-Fi in the next few years," The Wall Street Journal reported recently — meaning that those savvy Singaporeans will find a wireless connection everywhere they go. The word comes from the Latin ubique, meaning — you guessed it — "everywhere." The usual pronunciation is "yoo-BIK-wih-tihs," but Joseph Heller must have had the older variant "ooh-BIK-wih-tihs" in mind when he wrote in Catch-22 that a character "padded through the shadows fruitlessly like an ubiquitous spook."

Okay. Here are the post

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Vamghaulia Wilanc

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Vamghaulia Wilanc writes

*some random paragraph about Singaporean WiFi stolen from vocabulary.com's example of "ubiquitous"*

excuse me why were those deleted

Who knows? I wasn't aware you went under the name Vamghaulia Wilanc

I read the Smogon articles on your wall
Hilarious, especially the luvdisc one

Gladion Aether
22 hours ago
"Sorry, LEM's on his honeymoon. He got married to some chocolate coffee named Why but she ran off with some sword named Ecks and so he's honeymooning alone." -Pika

who knew war could start over the qualms of pineapple pizza

you may or may not have committed many crimes, so it's all very necessary