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Comment by Jeremy Osner —
November 28, 2005 @ 1:49 pm
Cool. I was telling Sylvia (carefully edited for propriety) stories about my youth the other day and we spent a long time talking about what D & D is and how you make up characters and so forth. Sylvia (5) would take exception to your ascribing love of princesses to all in her cohort — ”princessy” is her adjective of choice for stuff some of her friends like that she just does not get the appeal of. Its antonym is ”cool” — she and her best friend Sasha (male) appear to have come up with this dichotomy on their own/I’m not sure where they got it.