Separate names with a comma.
Perhaps that is true, but for people over here, it's a taste of "Dutch". It is amusing; "If you ain't Dutch, you ain't much" is a saying here.
To be accurate, it was the FIRST Holland e'er. The rest are still "true". The Holland o'er here is quite famous for tulips; it's named after yours.
(It rather seems that This thread has been forgotten by everypony...)
I assume you mean Holland in the Netherlands? "Holland, Michigan" It would certainly be a strange coincidence if you lived by me.
1) Correct! 2) Also correct! 3) Antonius Pius (His last name is latin for "Pious") And I refuse to answer tenor's questions, on the grounds...
Well, seems I came in at a particularly cheerful moment, then. Over here, the rain is constantly on and off deluge, then sprinkles.
Haikus are boring, they are not even witty, when they end with that. Besides, they can be; you have a stroke of genius, and it's a good one.
I am with you, Zeph Or hey, at the very least we could continue Roleplaying with this would be quite the challenge, eh? I'm up for it, though.
You did it again I clicked on that bold word there; it was not a link.
I don't understand; Why's his attempt at this stuff so ironic, huh?
Technically, we aren't rhyming so much as using artistic rhythm
What on earth is that? The same word, several times? That's not a haiku...
Oh yes, what you said very serious business is going on here.
Who here is laughing? I most certainly am not. This is serious. :derpe:
Why am I writing in this strangely poetic form of speaking, hmm? Perhaps this rhythmic madness has overcome me, as well as Zephyr?
Discordand Zephyr is Discordant. :derpe:
Haaaaa, that's what I thought too...
I'm too laaaaazy.
DOUBLE POST So I don't know if you guys will find this interesting, but y'know Mansions of Madness? Well, my friends and I have been making...
