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Guess who's back...? #16 (permalink) Fri Jul 27, 2007 19:29 pm   Guess who's back...?		  
In the US, Friday is generally regarded as the last day of the work/school week -- people generally do not work on the weekend.

Tonight I will go out and try to have some fun.

Tomorrow I will relax at home, watch TV, go for a walk if it's cool enough outside, etc. -- I will do more or less what I want to do. Tomorrow night I might try to go out and have some fun (again).

Sunday I will perhaps go to church, unless I sleep too late... in which case I will simply stay home and watch TV, or maybe go to the Ex's house to visit my dog. hehe

"TGIF" is meant to exemplify Americans' affinity for the weekend (which begins on Friday night, after work).
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Guess who's back...? #17 (permalink) Sat Jul 28, 2007 0:09 am   Guess who's back...?		  
Harry Smiith wrote:
As for me active forum members are those members who visit the forum at least once a day and take an active part in all discussions.


Hi Harry,

I think there are very few if any forum members who take an active part in all discussions.
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Guess who's back...? #18 (permalink) Sat Jul 28, 2007 6:41 am   Guess who's back...?		  
Torsten wrote:
Harry Smiith wrote:
As for me active forum members are those members who visit the forum at least once a day and take an active part in all discussions.


Hi Harry,

I think there are very few if any forum members who take an active part in all discussions.


I think there are about 7 including me. Laughing
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Shake a leg #19 (permalink) Wed Aug 01, 2007 2:03 am   Shake a leg		  
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Have you heard about the absence fee that was introduced in this forum?


oh noooo........ am I eligible for a waiver? pleeeeeeease Rolling Eyes
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Guess who's back...? #20 (permalink) Wed Aug 01, 2007 2:03 am   Guess who's back...?		  
... nice to see you all again by the way Smile
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Guess who's back...? #21 (permalink) Wed Aug 01, 2007 6:37 am   Guess who's back...?		  
prezbucky wrote:
Sunday I will perhaps go to church


Wow, very nice of you. I even forgot when I was there last time.
I know that Americans have a custom to go to church every Sunday, dont they?
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