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You thin you like the Simpsons - Sazaho - 05-22-2011 I started watching it when I was around 1 or 2 years old, I enjoyed it so much, I wanted to call me new born sister Maggie- when she was named Saffron, I cried my eyes out. XD RE: You thin you like the Simpsons - AK-47 - 05-22-2011 Saffron is a wonderful name. That show is PG 15, that somehow makes it a lot better. RE: You thin you like the Simpsons - Sazaho - 05-23-2011 (05-22-2011, 04:29 PM)AK-47 Wrote: Saffron is a wonderful name. Actually it's PG 12 Or so it says on the discs :O RE: You thin you like the Simpsons - Qwertygiy - 05-23-2011 Hehehe. A few years ago, back when Taylor Swift's song "Love Story" was everywhere, my sister called it "that Juliette song". She hated it very very much. She nearly turned purple when she found out that our baby cousin was going to be named Juliette. RE: You thin you like the Simpsons - Paradox - 05-23-2011 (05-23-2011, 05:22 PM)Qwertygiy Wrote: Hehehe. A few years ago, back when Taylor Swift's song "Love Story" was everywhere, my sister called it "that Juliette song". She hated it very very much. I thought it was spelled "Juliet" RE: You thin you like the Simpsons - Sazaho - 05-24-2011 (05-23-2011, 05:22 PM)Qwertygiy Wrote: Hehehe. A few years ago, back when Taylor Swift's song "Love Story" was everywhere, my sister called it "that Juliette song". She hated it very very much. LOL! Coincidence? I think not XD RE: You thin you like the Simpsons - Qwertygiy - 05-24-2011 Yes, the Shakespearean (and song) name is Juliet, but the common name is Juliette. Nobody I've ever heard of is named Juliet. The closest thing to that is Joliet, Illinois, where there's a NASCAR track. But that's as close to "Juliet" as it is to "Toilet is a noise." |