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Marcus loves dancing, and wishes that he had the spatial co-ordination to seriously study a classical form. He is, nonetheless, very happy to stick to classical singing.

Marcus greets Lynn and Evan. Marcus informs them that he went and saw "Spanglish" today, which he thought was a very cool movie. He would also like to say that he is completely in love with the Hispanic actress who plays Flore.

Marcus stumbles into I-PR, yawns; and says: "hi".

Marcus informs Susan that she has an appointment on MSN this evening that she must not abrogate.

Marcus proposes a five-way marriage to placate Alan.

Marcus thinks that Katie, Liam and Marcus could enter into a three-way marriage.

Now Marcus is heartbroken! :(

Marcus can't wait to start work on the I-PR DVD.

Marcus greets an empty thread, is lulled by the sound of the silence; and promises to preserve the everything of the nothingness by refusing to wander into a tiresome quasi-mystical rant, :p. Instead, he will borrow an expression: "He who asserts that nothing exists is asserting that...

Marcus will be going to bed alone, but the cat will probably sit in his room and keep him company. Marcus wants to finish reading Aristophanes comedy "The Wasps". Marcus urges I-PR to read Aristophanes three main comedies - "The Frogs", "The Poet and the Women", and "The Wasps" - because they...

Marcus will be going to bed soon. He wishes everyone a good night, and a good day tomorrow.

Alan takes it from Katie on Saturday's, from Susan on Sunday's, from Amber on Tuesday's - but he takes it from himself when he is all alone on Wednesday's.

Marcus' phone is one of those older Nokia ones. He doesn't think it can receive Multimedia.

Marcus wonders if Evan means SMS, and if he doesn't, Marcus also wonders what MMS is.

Marcus informs Evan that he was quite serious, and does want to see what Evan looks like. EDIT: Marcus hopes Justin had a good time, :p.

Marcus didn't exactly imagine that, but finds it a humorous image nonetheless.

Marcus agrees that the imaginative version is far more grattifying, "hehe".

Marcus informs Evan that reply times vary. Marcus' took a few days. Marcus urges Evan to be patient. As more and more people are applying, replying will take longer.

Marcus still thinks it's silly, :p.

Marcus thinks that one would need no more than five pieces of related material. Any more is just silly. What happened to treating texts with the depth they deserve?