Lonelygirl15

Kasdeja wrote:

khjq wrote:Gemma is getting on my nerves...she has videos that supposely contain secret messages, then she has videos that are straight forward, wth. She has nothing to hide now, she has told us that Bree's religion isn't really a religion, now she says that she thinks that B&D are being followed, well she was the one who gave them the advice to stay put, in my opinion its not a good idea to stay put when someone is chasing you. I think Gemma is an android, and she is malfunctioning.

Kasdeja wrote: Maybe she'll rip the plasti-skin off her face like in V.

Boy...I just showed my age...

thinkitthrough wrote:You think Bree will respond to this today? She said maybe she would have something more interesting to talk about 2marow... yesterday

Kasdeja wrote:

PushedButton wrote:http://www.luminarium.org/medlit/miller.htm

The miller's tail by Chaucer

Summery

Summary: Pursued by her tenant, "hende" Nicholas, Alison puts him off. John already has heard Absolon serenading her outside their bedroom at night, but still suspects nothing. When John has work that takes him out of town, Nicholas supplies his room with food and pretends to have fallen into a trance for several days. He tells John, after the servant has broken the door down, that his clerkly studies have revealed to him that God will send a second Noah’s Flood. (If you haven’t read that part of the Bible recently, you will find an immensely comic reason why Nicholas' lie makes a fool of John.) Under Nicholas' direction, John hangs bread kneading tubs from the ceiling so that they may float free with John, Alison, and Nicholas when the "waters" rise. Exhausted, he falls asleep. Meanwhile, Nicholas and Alison disport themselves until Absolon comes begging a kiss from the window. Alison complies (in the dark?) with her rump, which the fastidious Absolon too late realizes he has kissed. Implausibly returning for a second "kiss," Absolon meets Nicholas' rump with a thrust from a hot plowshare he has borrowed from the smith's forge. Nicholas' cries for "Water!" awaken John in the rafters, who cuts the ropes holding his kneading tub and falls, breaking his arm. The people of Oxford, mainly clerks, arrive in response to the household's cries of "Out harrow!" and the clerks all laugh at John, believing the lovers' tale that he madly imagined the second Flood by himself.


More water references!

Gah, I've read some Chaucer, but not the Millers Tale...

*edit* Here's the Miller's Tale from Canterbury Tales for anyone who is interested. I'm too tired to read Chaucer, right now...

http://classiclit.about.com/library/bl- ... n-mill.htm

thinkitthrough wrote: I just thought what if the Creators thought it would be funny to see if they could make us write 5000 words on the Miller's Tale by tomorrow

khjq wrote: I think Gemma is an android, and she is malfunctioning.

omegawoman wrote: Check Gemma's scrrenshot, then look at the other video again. It's the same guy.