Embarassing Animorphs Encounters

[Stephquiem]

You know I used to assume that. -_- Until I read A Tale of Two Cities for English freshman year of high school, and everyone got mad at me for "ruining" parts of the plot that were spoiled on the back cover.

 

[aareavis]

I kind of had an embarrassing moment earlier.  I have been reading the David trilogy and I've been thinking about the blue box all day.  My friend mentioned that she wanted to go to walmart.  I told her that I kind of wanted to go too "because I want to rent Avatar out of the bluebox, I mean redbox, machine." 

[DeadlyNightshade]

I said hello to a fly today and it waved.
I named him Jake and he followed me around for a few hours
Not really embarrassing, but I thought it was funny.

[Alic]

I said hello to a fly today and it waved.
I named him Jake and he followed me around for a few hours
Not really embarrassing, but I thought it was funny.

i squished it.

[Dameg]

Oh, you give me an idea...
I sometimes have a spider in my bedroom, I didn't know how to call it. I'll give it the name Marco

[itw2009]

I named him Jake and he followed me around for a few hours

CRAP. now jake is stuck in fly morph.

.....waaait. why are people naming bugs? O____o;

[Aluminator (Kit)]

Probably because they're Animorphs fans, and as such, are both crazy and awesome by default

[Blaise Zebrataur]

The only embarassing thing I can think up is...Rachel finds Tobias sitting on another red-tail's eggs...or with another red-tailed hawk all together.

[DeadlyNightshade]

I very much enjoy giving insects names.
Make my life less dull

[itw2009]

^^ i can appreciate 'less dull'.

...i suppose... as long as you haven't had to resort to naming inanimate objects... although, no doubt, that does spice up conversations about as well as 'mad libs'.

(holla' back, o childhood of mine!)

[DeadlyNightshade]

Less Dull is better than Completely Dull
Seeing as I've turned into a house-mum recently.
I have a blanket named Cecilia lol.
But I named Cecilia when I was like 5 ^_^
I have a rather active imagination.
And a cat named Rachel.

[Alic]

one of the guys from our old animorphs mb.. his name is was Prince Ronny. he was an andalite.
sooo we had a cat named Prince Ronny. he died though.

[itw2009]

@deadlynightshade-

oh, boy.

see, now, i respect people who live that way? but i could never do it. kids? those oozing balls of energy and body fluids drive me nuts inside of five minutes. and they all seem to want to follow me around. and bother me. so. best of heartfelt luck with that.


rachel? no fluffer mc-evilspawnofsatan? hmmm. maybe i should grab dibs on that one.

...i never named anything i owned. stuffed toys, blanket, not-stuffed toys... my mom insisted that i name my violin, so i did. but it never meant anything to me. >____>; does this make me unimaginative? because i'm loathe to suggest that it might, but quick to agree that it does.

@patty- ....ooh. i feel like there's some sort of karmic irony in there, somewhere...i just don't see it.

[Dameg]

^^ i can appreciate 'less dull'.

...i suppose... as long as you haven't had to resort to naming inanimate objects... although, no doubt, that does spice up conversations about as well as 'mad libs'.

(holla' back, o childhood of mine!)

Excuse me...  I name inanimate objects!
My car is Christine (cf. S. King), my comp is Dexter (TV show/novel), my dad's comp is Harry (for the serial killer of a French movie, not for Harry Potter), my 3 external hard disks are Lestat (Anne Rice), Dracula (you know him) and Erzsebet (for Erzsebet Bathory), my numeric camera is Hannibal (Lecter). It's easier for me to not say "my numeric camera" but "Hannibal", nor "my external hard disk with the vampire movies" but "Dracula"... and who don't give a name to his/her car?!

[arzwlf]

i agree with naming things, though they are less for the benefit of others, more for my ability to yell at them....much easier to yell "ax! why do you fail me?" then to yell "computer! why do you suck!"