How is Janeway sexy?

[HoneyBLilly]

You aren't old.

When you can drink, then we'll talk.

 

[Dancing Doctor]

Just a few more months!

 

[HoneyBLilly]

I can't remember what I did for my twenty-first.

No, that's not the reason.

 

[Dancing Doctor]

 

[HoneyBLilly]

I think they all started to blend together.

I only remember my last because of the Royal Wedding.

 

[Dancing Doctor]

Nice.

I'm working on a Tumblr post right now, about Voyager.

 

[HoneyBLilly]

Ooh I like the new avatar

I really need to play Sims before I make another video

 

[Dancing Doctor]

I was in a Seven kind of mood. I don't think I've ever had Seven as an avatar before.

And yay! I finally got to use

in a post!

 

[HoneyBLilly]

I LOVE THAT MOVIE!!!!!!!

 

[Dancing Doctor]

I've never seen it, but I've read the book. And I loved Miranda Priestly, mostly because of Meryl Streep.

 

[HoneyBLilly]

She was phenomenal in it

Anne Hathaway was all right.

 

[Dancing Doctor]

I didn't really like the character that Hathaway was supposed to play. Very annoying.

And, of course, I had to add pattern enhancers to my post about Voyager.

 

[HoneyBLilly]

Her character is annoying,

I wonder what Anne will be like as Catwoman . . .


I just did a Voyager spic on Tumblr

 

[Dancing Doctor]

Ooooh, nice!

Also, is it a bad thing I *just* figured out what the "texts from last night" are?

 

[HoneyBLilly]

No. Because I don't even know what they are

 

[Dancing Doctor]

I kept seeing pictures with a number in parentheses and a quote, and I couldn't figure out what they were.

So I finally googled them.

Texts From Last Night (TFLN) was founded in February 2009 by two friends for reasons that may or may not include: the tendency to press send more easily as the night turns to morning, friends' social habits, disgraced government officials, exes, law school, closing down bars and leaving tabs open, general debauchery and/or a common disgust for all the negativity surrounding the 'sexting' phenomenon.

We prefer texts, not conversations. We reserve the right to post portions of conversations without duplicating the entire thing. It's not because the entire thing isn't funny, but the funniest texts are those we can all relate to, so without the context of the conversation, they become really funny.

Our goal was to create a site that was revealing in nature while concealing the identity of everyone involved. This is why we only ask for an area code to accompany your text messages.

We don't want texts that are offensive to the point of being viciously personal, racist, exceedingly profane, violent or excessively graphic in nature. It's a very hard thing to judge, but we'll do our best.

For more, check out our Terms of Service for full details of our legal policy. In short, please recognize that TFLN, our advertisers and anyone who promotes with us is doing so purely for entertainment purposes. In other words, we're not your parents, your employer, or your probation officer. In fact, they probably sent their texts in too.

If your text isn't published, not all is lost. Half of the material in our book has never been seen (especially if no one remembers sending it). Order our book here, out January 26, 2010!

Welcome to TFLN. Enjoy your infamy!

http://www.textsfromlastnight.com/

 

[HoneyBLilly]

Interesting . . .

 

[Dancing Doctor]

They actually kinda are. It's amazing what people will say and send when drunk or otherwise.

 

[HoneyBLilly]

Makes you wonder how accurate The Hangover could be

 

[Dancing Doctor]

I know, right?!

That's kinda terrifying.