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"Wait" and "await", what's the difference?



 
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"Wait" and "await", what's the difference? #1 (permalink) Sun Mar 29, 2009 16:56 pm   "Wait" and "await", what's the difference?		  
Please? Smile
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"Wait" and "await", what's the difference? #2 (permalink) Sun Mar 29, 2009 17:14 pm   "Wait" and "await", what's the difference?		  
" I await your pleasure. " Whenever you are ready. It's up to you. Any-time.

" I'll wait for you." ( But not too long. )
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"Wait" and "await", what's the difference? #3 (permalink) Sun Mar 29, 2009 19:15 pm   "Wait" and "await", what's the difference?		  
Kitosdad wrote:
" I await your pleasure. " Whenever you are ready. It's up to you. Any-time.

" I'll wait for you." ( But not too long. )
Uh... sorry but I don't really get it =/
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Hey All #4 (permalink) Sun Mar 29, 2009 22:47 pm   Hey All		  
Hi members,

Just wanted to say "greetings" and let you know that I'm glad to be a member - I've been a lurker long enough Smile

Looking forward to contributing some and also gaining some knowledge along the way.... mods, feel free to move this if
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