Chocolate Brick Cookie: GChat is sorely lacking in that one cannot edit one’s existing status messages

CBC: err… that doesn’t need an apostrophe. tsk tsk, Chocolate Brick Cookie. tsk tsk

LQA: yes it does

CBC: it does?

CBC: it’s not like its?

LQA: un-tsk, chocolate brick cookie. un-tsk

LQA: nope

CBC: oh, ok

CBC: good to know

LQA: Un-Tsk, huzzah!

CBC: heh

CBC: my senior year of hs, my brit lit teacher used to write huzzah on vocab tests or something when we did well

LQA: nice

LQA: i want to be a teacher like that

CBC: and I thought it was such a fun word, that I started shouting it in the hallways at random times and stuff. and I’d sneak up behind my friends and yell it to surprise them

LQA: hahahaha

LQA: mental image

LQA: wonderful

CBC: but I always said it in an overly deep voice, like the way army guys say HOO-rah

CBC: because that just seemed to fit

CBC: little did I know, my understanding of the term would eventually shift towards thinking it’s mostly used by women, history geeks, and homosexuals…

LQA: even better

LQA: what about history-oriented lesbians?

LQA: do they use it?

CBC: yes, like it’s their job

LQA: like it’s going out of style

CBC: Yeah, the venn diagram of “huzzah” usage holds up