The Reality of U.S. Life.

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Jul 29th 2008, 9:23 am

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Tracym

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Re: The Reality of U.S. Life.

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Originally Posted by Kali-forniarrr

As jefe, probably just being motivational for your leaf blowing...

you missed a bit.

Besides its ARSE.

Some adapt to the customs (and spellings) of their adopted country.

But if you'd LIKE to be called that, I'm sure someone will oblige.

Jul 29th 2008, 9:26 am

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Re: The Reality of U.S. Life.

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Originally Posted by Tracym

Some adapt to the customs (and spellings) of their adopted country.

But if you'd LIKE to be called that, I'm sure someone will oblige.

Methinks he wouldn't have to ask, lol.

Jul 29th 2008, 9:55 am

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Re: The Reality of U.S. Life.

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Originally Posted by Tracym

Some adapt to the customs (and spellings) of their adopted country.

But if you'd LIKE to be called that, I'm sure someone will oblige.

probably be grossy mis-pronounciated, so it may be somewhat amusing I suppose

Jul 29th 2008, 10:15 am

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Re: The Reality of U.S. Life.

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Originally Posted by Kali-forniarrr

probably be grossy mis-pronounciated, so it may be somewhat amusing I suppose

You are presuming that was a yank - I don't think so.

btw... it's "mispronounced" - "mis-pronounciated" doesn't appear to be in the dictionary.

Continue working on your spelling... it'll give you something else to concentrate on

Jul 29th 2008, 10:25 am

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Re: The Reality of U.S. Life.

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Originally Posted by Tracym

You are presuming that was a yank - I don't think so.

btw... it's "mispronounced" - "mis-pronounciated" doesn't appear to be in the dictionary.

Continue working on your spelling... it'll give you something else to concentrate on

Thanks! In the spirit of reciprocity, you could use some work too

It's rather evident that you are the heavier one. Still must be enjoying that intake of culture,...deep fried mars bars and all those tatties?

Ta-ta

Jul 29th 2008, 10:27 am

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Re: The Reality of U.S. Life.

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Thanks! In the spirit of reciprocity, you could use some work too

It's rather evident that you are the heavier one. Still must be enjoying that intake of culture,...deep fried mars bars and all those tatties?

Ta-ta

Okaaaay - I've never had a deep friend mars bar (nor had the opportunity thank god). You seem to again be a bit confused... perhaps a usual state...

Jul 29th 2008, 10:30 am

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Re: The Reality of U.S. Life.

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Okaaaay - I've never had a deep friend mars bar (nor had the opportunity thank god). You seem to again be a bit confused... perhaps a usual state...

As per Ms. Marianne Faithfull, a mistake with the Mars bar, but I thought you were well versed with the tenements of Glasgow?

Jul 29th 2008, 11:08 am

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Re: The Reality of U.S. Life.

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Originally Posted by ugacrew

Methinks he wouldn't have to arsk, lol.

correction edited in.

Quote:

Originally Posted by Kali-forniarrr

Thanks! In the spirit of reciprocity, you could use some work too

It's rather evident that you are the heavier one. Still must be enjoying that intake of culture,...deep fried mars bars and all those tatties?

Ta-ta

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Jul 29th 2008, 11:11 am

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Re: The Reality of U.S. Life.

Just wondering if any of those liberated souls on the forum watched any of those documentaries I mentioned ???

There is so much time spent on the board challenging other peoples opinions, I wondered if anyone to the time to challenge their own

Jul 29th 2008, 11:28 am

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Re: The Reality of U.S. Life.

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Originally Posted by Elvira

I'm fine, thanks for asking - we're up north...

But what about peeps in LA, Lord Whatsisname and all?

I guess Sall is 'vacationing' in the UK?

I'm still here - off on Friday

It was quite strong.

Jul 29th 2008, 11:31 am

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Re: The Reality of U.S. Life.

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I'm still here - off on Friday

It was quite strong.

Okay, so you're alive............. good

Have a great time back in good old Blighty

Jul 29th 2008, 11:32 am

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Re: The Reality of U.S. Life.

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Okay, so you're alive............. good

Have a great time back in good old Blighty

Thanks Lovey

Jul 29th 2008, 12:27 pm

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Re: The Reality of U.S. Life.

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Originally Posted by Tracym

You do realise don't you, that many of the people on this board are either yanks married to Brits, or Brits who've married a yank? And probably don't think they're shallow and uninteresting?

The Septic who "shares" my razors (:curse

is quite interesting actually.

Especially when fostering Anglo-American interpersonal relations (grunting sessions).

Shallowness rarely enters into it.

Actually, its a boon.