I *still* don’t get the joke — maybe it has to do with me not being native english speaking? But anyway, would someone please be so kind as to explain it to me? Thanks!!

t~

Yeah… I get that a lot when I’m punning.

Alright what’s all this, Steff has a new body? Sheesh, I leave for a few (okay, several) months and Steff gets a new body, Mackenzie FINALLY admits Amaranth is her girlfriend. “…sheltered and naive in my own way”? Oh honey, you’re just sheltered and naive, period. Wake up and smell the sex already. What an Epic Noob. Phrases like “she was an individual girl” are the stuff of legends. Glad (or sad?) to see she at least hasn’t changed that much.

Steff also seems to have Amaranth pegged. (Yes, in every sense of the word ). I know I haven’t been around recently but in my experience, everything that comes out of Amaranth’s mouth DOES sound like what a hippy farm girl (especially one that thinks she knows it all) would say. No offence to the hippy farm girls out there, I realise Amaranth can be amazingly brainless on occasion :-/

Aaand, I’d like to say I’m missing the whole boobage/quasi-element joke. First I’m not even sure which of them is supposed to be pronouncing quasi with a long i and when imagine both of them doing it, they just sound like a pair of dorks mispronouncing a word. No joke there :-S (I skimmed it, donchaknow)

Okay so i read a bit more and I got it. Can’t be arsed with deleting the above now. For future reference, a long i sounds like eeeee as in eel, and a short i is well, short, as in ink. I was imagining her pronouncing it like Kwazeeee. I suppose American pronounciation might be different, but even with the pun, it’s still a short i: The i in Kwazi is as short a sound as in Kwazai

And that right there is my cue that i’m overanalysing an obvious joke. I’ll get my coat. See you in another several months!

In short, you are AWFUL. By which I mean AMAZING.