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HadleyH said:Yes lol lol lol
You're right.
HadleyH said:Yes lol lol lol
jamespowers said:lol lol lol Maybe you would like to step on your aunt?
Uh, not so much according to Merriam-Webster:
http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/Aunt
Hit the little speaker next to the word.
jamespowers said:lol lol lol Maybe you would like to step on your aunt?
Uh, not so much according to Merriam-Webster:
http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/Aunt
Hit the little speaker next to the word.
Carlisle Blues said:BINGO.........
LizzieMaine said:Feh. Just another example of linguistic decay.
LizzieMaine said:We always had a lot of fun playing in our snow fortays.
jamespowers said:Are way is the right way.
LizzieMaine said:Blasted foreigners.
HadleyH said:fftopic: fftopic:
OMGGGGG Now I have stuck in my mind Frank Sinatra's tune
lalalalalalal ----we did it are wayyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy lol
Carlisle Blues said:I know I feel like a man-child in a foreign land....I do not even like baseball!!!! When I moved here they insisted I did because I came from NYC....Since the Yankees won a big game I will get a hat.....lol
Marc Chevalier said:"Baby bump" is bad ... but there's one phrase (from an awful song by 'Fergie') that really makes me queasy: "lady lumps". It's evil to use the word "lump" to describe something beautiful.
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PADDY said:Tis fine by me and if it afflicts your virtue well Sir, then I trust you hold the strength and candour to turn the other way.
Yours,
Mr D'Arcy, Esq.
chanteuseCarey said:swoon intransitive verb 1a: FAINT b: to become enraptured (swooning with joy)