Also, I can understand why Beezus might be named Beatrice, because it was 1955 and all, but Junie B. Jones was from the '90s. Did anyone still name their kids Beatrice then?
Heapers’ HangoutI was curious, so I did the math. The first Junie B. Jones book was published in 1992. She's starting kindergarten in that one, so she'd be about 5. That means she was born in 1987. So, if Junie B aged in real time, she'd be 23 or 24 now.
I wonder what 24-year-old Junie B would be like.
(Also, I'm almost afraid to calculate Beezus or Ramona's ages, largely because they—or Beezus, at least—would be old enough to be my grandmother)
edited 6th Feb '11 11:25:38 PM by CentralAvenue
Heapers’ HangoutHuh, we passed 12000 tonight and we didn't even notice.
Is that the society we live in these days? Where 1000-post milestones are such a regular occurrence that they go without comment? Damn liberals...
edited 6th Feb '11 11:31:57 PM by CentralAvenue
Heapers’ Hangout^^ Well, the obvious answer is that you're not a loli. (Though in my head, loli!CA doesn't really look like me, either.)
Also, you're still thinking about LoliJBM?
Heapers’ HangoutI can't decide if it should be stylized as "LoliJBM" or "LolIJBM".
Though of course our official logotype will cheat and render it as "LOLIJBM".
Heapers’ Hangout

Memento mori.
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