Jan 04, 2006, 14:14
From mel:
waz up dude people say your coming to our school Mountain view Elemantary in port Townsend washington wright back on this page I’ll be waiting
Patrick Jennings
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From james westermann:
hi i am james and you are coming into my class friday i hope you have fun
Jan 04, 2006, 14:11
From Alexis:
What are some cool facts about you. We are reading your books and want to do some research.
Oct 13, 2005, 11:23
From Roxy:
Dear Tiger,
Recently I attended a play at which I heard the ticket taker use the term “rock solid”. I like it. I use it. That is how I would define this site.
Roxy
Oct 13, 2005, 07:03
From Whitney Morris:
I love the book THE BEASTLY ARMS
Sep 13, 2005, 09:01
From Katie Willard:
My vocabulary includes “flippin‘”, “sweet”, and “delightful”. You might hear me say “whoopdee-flippin’-doo” on any occasion. Kathy V. and I love to use the same language. So sue us.
Sep 09, 2005, 18:36
From Julia Eclipse:
I use “sweet” more than anything else. I’m in my early twenties and have heard it as slang from my age-peers for about 8 years. I know a younger sibling and her friends say “tight” – it always catches me by surprise a bit, because in the 30s it was slang for “drunk”.
It was nice meeting you at the coffee house.
Sep 08, 2005, 17:38
From Kathy Verzosa:
I use “nifty” on RARE occasion…. or “wee”…. that one comes from my baby sister. She likes to use it when she’s running away from me when I try to put her in time out.
Sep 08, 2005, 10:21
From Namrata Tripathi:
Instead of “awesome” or “cool” I like to use “tight.” Unless there is someone more awesome and/or cooler than me in the room, in which case I feel too embarrassed to put on my “keepin' it real” front.
And funny coincidence—I too have a set of those electric curlers, but that’s because I tripped over them in the cabbage patch right after I was born…and decided to keep them.
Sep 06, 2005, 15:50
From sylvia odette jennings:
to dad-o-pop i love you so much dad-o-pop love sylvia odette jennings and kaya and corinne
© 2004 Patrick Jennings