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| lost_soul wrote: | Lambchop kicks ass (and I think I've seen it somewhere before) | Only someone completely bereft of soul would say such a thing! I'm ten million percent sure you've seen Lambchop wannabes all over the place! However, the names of these Lambchop-wannabes generally begin with the letter in the alphabet that sheepishly follows L, and these Lambchop-wannabes often claim that they are not milky white! . |
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Yankee I'm a Communicator ;-)

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| OMG, we've got the whole flock coming out and saying "we've been wronged and we're gonna shout about it!". Baaaad news for the forum? For sure the MrPastor will be along soon. |
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Molly I'm a Communicator ;-)
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Fri Jul 25, 2008 15:49 pm Trolls Only |
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| Ralf wrote: | And what's with this 'Walfie', if I may ask? Usually this term is only used in an endearing way to express admiration for a teacher or master. Even though I respect you for using it, I think it should be set aside for more ardent and passionate admirers.
Baaaa!! | Well, I noticed someone else calling you that, so I just assumed it was a normal and expected usage, Wlaf! Why do you feel uncomfortable with the concept of being passionately and ardently admired?
Baaaa!! right back atcha! . |
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Yankee I'm a Communicator ;-)

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Fri Jul 25, 2008 23:11 pm Trolls Only |
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| Not only are they flocking mad, but they're also busy plaaagiarising. |
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Molly I'm a Communicator ;-)
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Sat Jul 26, 2008 0:09 am Trolls Only |
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| Ralf, in reference to Walfie, wrote: | Usually this term is only used in an endearing way to express admiration for a teacher or master.
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It's the same in southern BrE; though I believe it can also indicate a background in the performing arts, esp. in the north west (cf. "Johnny", "Mikey", "Harvey", etc.).
Thank you for that, Amy! So many droll memories; not to mention startling coincidences:
| Molky (on EF) wrote: | Baaa! Knowing is OK, but ewesing is not.
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But I was perturbed by:
| Milky wrote: | Arabic could be useful to some, but what's Hausa?
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Not know the most important language in Nigeria? It seems scarcely credible.
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MrPedantic I'm a Communicator ;-)
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Sat Jul 26, 2008 8:27 am Trolls Only |
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| Quote: | | Not know the most important language in Nigeria? |
Why would Milky know that? When you figure the difference between Milky and M56, let us know.
Still can't figure out how your furtive and frantic back-searching fits with your "it doesn't matter, it only pixels/the Internet/a forum" attitude. Something about me and my kin seems to be VERY important to you. What is it exactly? |
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Molly I'm a Communicator ;-)
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Sat Jul 26, 2008 22:36 pm Trolls Only |
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| anhgiap wrote: | hello, my name's Van Giap, i'm Vietnamese. In my country, English is a foreign language, so it's difficult to practice to speak English, do you have any solution? |
I am afraid that here nobody would be able to help. Very selfish moderators with very contemptous attitude , exept Ladies of course they are able to manage to teach quite good but unfortunately they are only few here.
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Jan I'm here quite often ;-)
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Sat Jul 26, 2008 23:11 pm Trolls Only |
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Hi Jan,
Welcome on the 'Trolls Only' thread.
| Quote: | Please take this thread as an invitation to let it all hang out. You can say whatever you like, and as long as you get the final word, you win.
Here are the rules. |
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Ralf Language Coach

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| Who said what? | Has anyone ever been to Ireland or even took an English class there? |