Inside Jokes Aren't Like Inside Voices

You can tell it's term paper season when:



Jess is bringing up the class average since 1992. says:
I just did that today, actually!

*Brie - what to do . . . says:
LOL ok thanks!

Jess is bringing up the class average since 1992. says:
you're a loser for telling me this via msn

Jess is bringing up the class average since 1992. says:
L-O-S-E-R. Picture me with an "L" on my forehead

*Brie - what to do . . . says:
LOL no im not! I thought you were busy doing homework!

*Brie - what to do . . . says:
slacker!!

Jess is bringing up the class average since 1992. says:
I was, but I'm taking a break

*Brie - what to do . . . says:
S-L-A-C-K-E-R

*Brie - what to do . . . says:
picture me with an "S" on my forehead

After Brie sent that last message, I sat looking baffled at my computer. An S on her forehead? How can you make an "S"? I typed this message to Brie, but before I hit enter, I decided otherwise. Running into her room (which is, by the way, a whole foot away from my room) I was ready to accuse her, "YOU CAN'T MAKE AN "S" WITH YOUR FINGERS!" But she was ready for me. Before I could even get the first two words out, she did this:

And this is why inside jokes should remain just that.