COSTA ESURI - AYAMONTE
Aug 8th 2008 | 1:28 am
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From: inaskip
Re: COSTA ESURI - AYAMONTE
you have to be carfull with madras currie.if you have a madras and a few pints aswell it could kill you.it happend to my mate.he had about six pints of san miguel and a madras.half hour later he was dead.
he stagered out of the curry house into the path of a bus.I heard his last words,they will haunt me for ever.oh f@@@ ,a bus,
he stagered out of the curry house into the path of a bus.I heard his last words,they will haunt me for ever.oh f@@@ ,a bus,
Aug 8th 2008 | 1:59 am
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Re: COSTA ESURI - AYAMONTE
It is a very funny and clever name (i don't know if it is the word to say "ocurrente") (did i write funny well this time, didn't i?)
regards,
marisol
Aug 8th 2008 | 2:28 am
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Re: COSTA ESURI - AYAMONTE
This is a link to the telegrphs opinion about property in Spain; http://www.telegraph.co.uk/global/ma...=EMC-expat2008
Aug 8th 2008 | 2:43 am
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From: inaskip
Re: COSTA ESURI - AYAMONTE
wait a sec.you dont like negative posts about asuri.you are all thinking you are the first and only ones to discover the secret spain that even the spanish didnt know about.and when any one askes you were you live you say ayamonte.
Aug 8th 2008 | 2:53 am
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Re: COSTA ESURI - AYAMONTE
The town government is Ayamonte thats where I will live in the district of CE, my address here is: -
23 Accacia Ave
Lowtown
MILTON KEYNES
Bucks
MKO OLL
it will be: -
Villa No8Do
Calle Arcpreste de Jones
Urb Costa Esuri
21400 AYAMONTE
Huelva
So I live in Ayamonte.
If I was in Burgos and said to a local I live in CE he would not know where that was but if I said Ayamonte he would, just as in England if I said to someone in Newcastle I lived in Lowtown he would not know where that was, if I say Milton Keynes he falls over laughing and gives a concrete MOOO
23 Accacia Ave
Lowtown
MILTON KEYNES
Bucks
MKO OLL
it will be: -
Villa No8Do
Calle Arcpreste de Jones
Urb Costa Esuri
21400 AYAMONTE
Huelva
So I live in Ayamonte.
If I was in Burgos and said to a local I live in CE he would not know where that was but if I said Ayamonte he would, just as in England if I said to someone in Newcastle I lived in Lowtown he would not know where that was, if I say Milton Keynes he falls over laughing and gives a concrete MOOO
Those Jones get everywhere
Aug 8th 2008 | 3:01 am
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Re: COSTA ESURI - AYAMONTE
It means "no madejado" that in English would be "she/he didn't let me down, as Capitan and Fortaleza have said, but if you write this in your house, in ten years, for example, you will keep on reading "she/he didn't let me down" so, it means that in the moment you put it in yours the meaning will be "she/he will never let you down" This will help me because i could say that i live in front of the "house called no8do"
It is a very funny and clever name (i don't know if it is the word to say "ocurrente") (did i write funny well this time, didn't i?)
regards,
marisol
It is a very funny and clever name (i don't know if it is the word to say "ocurrente") (did i write funny well this time, didn't i?)
regards,
marisol
"madejado" as a word, though, doesn't exist, does it? Which is why I thought it was a bastardisation of "Me ha dejado"
...which would mean "It hasn't left me" rather than "it hasn't let me down" although the inference is there. No?
Aug 8th 2008 | 3:06 am
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From: inaskip
Re: COSTA ESURI - AYAMONTE
Aug 8th 2008 | 3:09 am
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Re: COSTA ESURI - AYAMONTE
Capitan,
Regarding your "no madejado" comment I assume it is "no me ha dejado"
As you know Andaluces have a habit of eating their words so although they are saying "no me ha dejado" but it sounds like "no madejado" although it shouldn't be written. Bit like Pescadito becomes pescaito or papado is really pan para dos
Oops. Forgot the translation. Assuming it is as I say, I would profer, given the context, 'it hasn't left me'
Regarding your "no madejado" comment I assume it is "no me ha dejado"
As you know Andaluces have a habit of eating their words so although they are saying "no me ha dejado" but it sounds like "no madejado" although it shouldn't be written. Bit like Pescadito becomes pescaito or papado is really pan para dos
Oops. Forgot the translation. Assuming it is as I say, I would profer, given the context, 'it hasn't left me'
Aug 8th 2008 | 3:21 am
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Re: COSTA ESURI - AYAMONTE
no wonder you live in milton keynes.first you told us all the times of year you come over.then you show us all a map of your villa.complete with escape route.then you give us all your home address.all we need now is your credit card number and your bank details.good job im a honest scoucer.
I don't know where Accacia Ave Milton Keynes is, not where I live for sure and I don't think there is a Arcipreste de Jones Calle in Ayamonte is either so I am not altogether a thick woollyback. But I always show due deference to Scousers.
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Aug 8th 2008 | 3:27 am
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From: Puente Esuri
Re: COSTA ESURI - AYAMONTE
It means "no madejado" that in English would be "she/he didn't let me down, as Capitan and Fortaleza have said, but if you write this in your house, in ten years, for example, you will keep on reading "she/he didn't let me down" so, it means that in the moment you put it in yours the meaning will be "she/he will never let you down" This will help me because i could say that i live in front of the "house called no8do"
It is a very funny and clever name (i don't know if it is the word to say "ocurrente") (did i write funny well this time, didn't i?)
regards,
marisol
It is a very funny and clever name (i don't know if it is the word to say "ocurrente") (did i write funny well this time, didn't i?)
regards,
marisol
Aug 8th 2008 | 3:41 am
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From: inaskip
Re: COSTA ESURI - AYAMONTE
We do not live there yet our visits will be different when we occupy so your guess is as good as mine when we will be in residence and who will be there when we are not. The public road system passes our front gate so I cannot hide that and those who know CE will already be aware of where our house is.
I don't know where Accacia Ave Milton Keynes is, not where I live for sure and I don't think there is a Arcipreste de Jones Calle in Ayamonte is either so I am not altogether a thick woollyback. But I always show due deference to Scousers.
I don't know where Accacia Ave Milton Keynes is, not where I live for sure and I don't think there is a Arcipreste de Jones Calle in Ayamonte is either so I am not altogether a thick woollyback. But I always show due deference to Scousers.
Aug 8th 2008 | 4:28 am
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Re: COSTA ESURI - AYAMONTE
Now come on betris this is Spain we are talking about. They are modern and progressive the plumbing is plastic of course and sealed in behind the Yeso ----did they do that pressure test or not???
