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And it was totally Oliver who tried on your naughty underwear and left them on the chandelier in the hall !
"Robert" wrote:I don’t like it when mothers with baby strollers on sidewalks walk side by side really really really slow.Yeah I agree.
Any excessive cell phone or text messaging use
I find it extremely funny how Europeans add extra letters to words.
Lose = Oh no, did I just lose my keys?!
Loose = I lost weight and now I have to wear a belt because my jeans are loose.And favourite and neighbour and vibratour.
"girl" wrote:Lose = Oh no, did I just lose my keys?!
Loose = I lost weight and now I have to wear a belt because my jeans are loose.Lose-Dinosaur Jr
Loose-The Stooges
"girl" wrote:I find it extremely funny how Europeans add extra letters to words.
Lose = Oh no, did I just lose my keys?!
Loose = I lost weight and now I have to wear a belt because my jeans are loose.And favourite and neighbour and vibratour.
I guess it must feel unfair for the rest of the european population to be pigeonholed like that just because I suck at english grammar and messed up on the correct type of lose/loose I needed to use.
However, if you check your Oxford Dictionary you will find that it infact is Favourite Neighbour & Colour, it’s not my fault you lazy americans can’t be bothered with the extra letters.
Vibratour though, that’s the french erotic version of Tour De France, and I’m too shy to start to decipher that for you in this thread."Robert" wrote:I guess it must feel unfair for the rest of the european population to be pigeonholed like that just because I suck at english grammar and messed up on the correct type of lose/loose I needed to use.It’s actually based on you and an English boy I used to know.
Quote:it’s not my fault you lazy americans can’t be bothered with the extra letters.Oh snap, Robert! You just took me to school!
"girl" wrote:It’s actually based on you and an English boy I used to know.With the inclusion of a limey your immense generalisation is quite allright.
"girl" wrote:Oh snap, Robert! You just took me to school!Yes, now all of your cheeks are blushing.
Some years ago I won a chef for a day. She was cute and swedish and for a little while I felt like a king,
getting everything I wanted made to perfection just for me.
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