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Ibiza huh? Sexy
In books they always say, “damned” but in real life people say, “damn.” Like, “this damned heat” instead of, “this damn heat,” for example. Have I always been saying and hearing it wrong?
Looking for Mister Slaughter S/L #78
Sorry my friend, I should have been clearer... we got married, no engaged! We have been together for ten years, kind been engaged for most of that time (even though she said we weren't) decided last year too do it on our ten yr anniversary.. so with one year planning and working every hour we (I) made it happen...
CONGRATS on getting MARRIED!! Wishing you guys lots of HAPPINESS, remember the key to that is, "a happy Wife makes a happy life"!!
Another word authors use that really bugs me is 'spat'. I have never said, nor ever heard anyone say that, grammatically correct or not. It's always 'spit', past or present tense, and I always read 'spit' in my mind. So go and expectorate on that, why dont'cha?
I'm sure if there is intelligent life somewhere out there in the universe, they are wise enough to stay away from us.
And the people bowed and prayed, to the cell phone god they made...
If anyone is going to be attending the 34th Space Symposium in Colorado Springs this week, drop me a note ... I'll be there Tu - We - Th.
George
WANT LIST: Any SK #186; Dark Man Unbound 1st Proof; FDNS Unbound 1st Proof; FDNS Black Tape Spine Proof; FDNS Unbound Color Proof
"I forget" drives me nuts. Just say "I can't remember."
Couldn’t get through a book because the author used “ebon” over and over again. Ebon hair, ebon sky, ebon puddle water.... Not everything is ebon damnit!
I hate the need for people to insert the word like into a sentences when it doesn't belong...
"Damned fool like, spat at me"
I hate the need for people to insert the word like into a sentences when it doesn't belong...
"Damned fool like, spat at me"