| Amount of texts to »princess« | 26, and there are 24 texts (92.31%) with a rating above the adjusted level (-3) |
| Average lenght of texts | 182 Characters |
| Average Rating | 1.923 points, 7 Not rated texts |
| First text | on Apr 17th 2000, 11:20:01 wrote Groggy groove about princess |
| Latest text | on Sep 3rd 2007, 19:49:18 wrote Airs about princess |
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on Jan 24th 2002, 15:34:41 wrote
on Sep 3rd 2007, 19:49:18 wrote
on Sep 3rd 2006, 02:22:25 wrote |
Didn't Father-Knows-Best call one of his daughters 'Princess'?
And the younger one, 'Kitten'?
Back when television was black-and-white and we almost convinced ourselves that life could really be like that?
»Maddie, my daughter. She's 5, and she's convinced that when she's grown up she's going to be a princess. She originally planned to be a queen, but then she learned she had to marry a king.«
-Neil Gaiman, as quoted in WIRED Magazine
'Sarah' means 'Princess' (or sometimes 'little Princess') in its original Hebrew.
I know a princess, she reigns high in her eminent future. Screaming truths and sorrows from a tall barred window. But the tower reaches higher from the ground than it does down from the sky so only bit's and pieces can be heard. And by the time it reaches another soul, the only thought which is communicated is that there is beauty somewhere.
But that's the way she wants it, she even suggested the double-glass bay-window on the back. And we all wonder why she doesn't just slide down the pole and give us a hug.
Every girl wants to become a princess (or it seams to be suggested to them).
Every boy wants to become a cowboy, a knight, a pirate, a sheriff, a musceteer, an indian, a ninja or zorro.
It means at carnival.
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