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To lose sense of time. #1 (permalink) Thu May 21, 2009 15:15 pm   To lose sense of time.
 

Hello Teachers,
I hope you're doing well and in a good health.
I would like to know the meaning of when someone lose a sense of time, like in this sentence:
being with him, I lost sense of time and I got back home late.

Thanks.
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To lose sense of time. #2 (permalink) Thu May 21, 2009 15:18 pm   To lose sense of time.
 

Hello EH, to " lose all sense of time " is to be in the company of someone who interests you so much that you are oblivious to the passing of time. Rather like spending an evening with old Kitos. :) :) :)
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To lose sense of time. #3 (permalink) Thu May 21, 2009 15:38 pm   To lose sense of time.
 

Mr.Kitosdad, Thanks a million

I may ask you another question, you mean by old kitos old freinds?


I tryed to look it up and I found that kito means a hot guy.
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To lose sense of time. #4 (permalink) Thu May 21, 2009 16:04 pm   To lose sense of time.
 

EH :) :) Old Kitos means exactly that. An old guy like me ( Kitos ) T'was a joke.

Nowadays I am not even a luke-warm guy, more's the pity.

I do hope we are friends, and you are welcome to post as many questions as your heart desires. That is the sole purpose of this Forum.

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To lose sense of time. #5 (permalink) Thu May 21, 2009 18:48 pm   To lose sense of time.
 

Mr.Kitosdad,
you're such a sweatheart, thanks and surely we're freinds.
and oh yeah, according to your avatar, you've such a wonderful smile, I mean, you're still cute! :wink:
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To lose sense of time. #6 (permalink) Thu May 21, 2009 18:56 pm   To lose sense of time.
 

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To lose sense of time. #7 (permalink) Thu May 21, 2009 19:33 pm   To lose sense of time.
 

Good evening Alan. Are you manning the night-shift then? :) :)

Bill.
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To lose sense of time. #8 (permalink) Thu May 21, 2009 19:34 pm   To lose sense of time.
 

EH. :oops: :oops: :oops:

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To lose sense of time. #9 (permalink) Thu May 21, 2009 20:15 pm   To lose sense of time.
 

Uhuh, Alan,

jealousy doesn't get you anywhere. :lol:
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