O.K. I have this friend... an unusual friend... he's a marker. We did all kinds of things together like going fishin' and riding bicycles. He was my BEST firend! HE WON'T WORK! I THINK HE DIED!
PLEASE HELP!
I WILL rate high for anyone who answers seriously... P.S. This is a true story, not a prank.
Luv,
Jonathan
Mackenzie answered Friday June 10 2005, 2:05 am: Aww; I'm soRRie, Jonathan!! As tRagic as it is, these things happen. UnfoRtunately, theRe's haRdly eveR anything we can do about this. Best thing you can do is move on, no matteR how much to don't want to.. and puRchase youRself a new one... [ Mackenzie's advice column | Ask Mackenzie A Question ]
Erinn_the_bamf answered Thursday June 9 2005, 7:23 am: Your marker isn't dead. It is perfectly alive. You just forgot to put the cap on him. He's pissed. So put the cap on or run him under water. If that doesn't work throw him out and the nice people in white will come and play a game with you. It's when you hide in a padded sponge room and they try to find you! [ Erinn_the_bamf's advice column | Ask Erinn_the_bamf A Question ]
pretty1 answered Thursday June 9 2005, 3:51 am: hahaha pinkie[for real...did you actually think he wanted his "unusual friend" to "work" agian...lol o man...anyway whenever my pens, markers, pencils.....i buy new ones that are identical...just think of it as its clone...lol if you dont wanna do that, maybe running it under water for a few seconds will make the color come back...lol youre funny if you wanna get some counciling about your marker, i think i could really help lol hahaha, send me an IM at yerafunie1 on AIM. [ pretty1's advice column | Ask pretty1 A Question ]
Solaris answered Thursday June 9 2005, 3:09 am: Pinky, when he says marker, he means a writing tool. Yeah dude. I know how to "fix" him. Its called "ask mommy for the pills." That or "ask mommy to get you OFF the pills...." [ Solaris's advice column | Ask Solaris A Question ]
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