Lying, or writing exercises? All I know is I want to keep reading em! And, hey, strictly speaking, I suppose those conversations Grumpygirl has with the Ant might not actually happen quite like that. I mean, the Ant’s drawn almost as big as Grumpygirl, that can’t be true!
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meredith
Actually, that bit is real. I really do have detailed conversations about weblogs with a giant, talking ant.
No, really!
Esther
Better not introduce it or you to the man in Brighton who had his name changed by depoll to “Mr Revenge of the Killer Ants”, then.
IT’S TRUE!!