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oh and by the way, errors is misspelled on purpose...maybe :D lol
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Actually "spelt" is correct.
Run it through WinWord, the dictionary will be happy. |
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Oh sorry, I can't spell...(something about being in the same county that cant use a voting system...) :D |
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Btw, this post looks like you're writing a letter? Would you like help? |
My Dictionary is never happy :( My Thesaurus however....
Wow! Now my books have emotions! It must be late... (11:03 here in VA) |
Different Languages.......
It's still kinda early for me (being that it is only 6:29 in the morning), but it helps that I have a snow day today!! Yeah this is our third straight snow day because the wind chill is almost at -20*
Harrison: " Voulez-vous coucher avec moi, ce soir? " Wasn't that something you asked me lastnight....... ha ha ha ha I'm just messing with you sorry!! I wish I could've talked longer lastnight, but I was beat and I thought I would have to attend school today...NOT!! Specialagentjim: Spelt was in the correct form.......my added two cents sticking behind Harrison, I would have to he's much taller then me anyway!! Yeslek50: Yeah books always have emotions the later you get at night, but books have conflicting emotions with you around 3:30 in the morning and you still can't figure out how to solve a trig problem you've been staring at for 2 hours!! That is when it starts talking back to you while you sit there and use profound languages while yelling at it!! |
spell1 ( P ) Pronunciation Key (spl)
v. spelled, or spelt (splt) spell·ing, spells v. tr. To name or write in order the letters constituting (a word or part of a word). To constitute the letters of (a word): These letters spell animal. To add up to; signify: Their unwise investment could spell financial ruin. v. intr. To form words by means of letters. I'm afraid you are all correct. Straight off www.dictionary.com |
before i say the line
i don't take French - but this is a line my friend taught me
and I said it to this French guy as a joke/dare - so it might not be a pick up line, but it sure gets you interesting looks after you whisper it seductively in his ear and walk away as he looks confused: "Je a pataloon" of course some other people respond with "too bad" :rolleyes: o by the way, it means "I have pants" |
YAY!!
KOOL BEANS WE WERE ALL RIGHT!!
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Can you please get back to English or SL. I know those two languages. |
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We're not to sure wether we counted the overseas ballots or not in my county. A classmate of mine came up with this one and hes a rather interesting character "Yo quiero su manos en mis pantolones." (Don't exactly remember how to spell pants in Espanol...there's a Spanish-English Dictionary around here somewhere)
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BTW, never once have I had a "its too cold day" (ive had a few snow days over the years)....and its been -20 here for like the last week (its a warm -11 today), and I've been ay school every day. As for "Voulez-vous coucher avec moi, ce soir?", I beleive you answered yes....may times...lol :p |
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Oh, and down here in florida, the only day's that we get off randomly for here is hurrican days...Can't ya picture us all? "Yai no school, let's go out and play!" ::15 minutes later the children are back inside:: "AHHH, 2x4's at 40 mph!!" [Edit] Oh, and for the record, I'm juss not commenting on the rest of your post [/Edit] |
nice story you guys.
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