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Scapler wrote: Here's a question:Why makes you qualified to answer our questions?

Well, I know how to read them. Most of them anyway. Also, I know how to write using my keyboard, and I know what an answer is.
    

cuncuna wrote: Scapler wrote: Here's a question:Why makes you qualified to answer our questions? Well, I know how to read them. Most of them anyway. Also, I know how to write using my keyboard, and I know what an answer is.

Works for me

Do you own a fridge?

cuncuna wrote: Scapler wrote: stupid question:What is the best way to ask a girl out?(and don't give me some sarcastic answer like I know you will be tempted to) Walk a week with her image in your heart; but avoid any contact with her. After that week, face her. The words will come right out you. Don't think about what to say, just let your heart do the talking.

That is so romantic, I love it!
Unfortunately, I see her every day at school, so avoiding contact is a little hard, she is in five of my six classes too...



Edited by Scapler - November 03 2006 at 17:40

Scapler wrote: cuncuna wrote: Scapler wrote: stupid question:What is the best way to ask a girl out?(and don't give me some sarcastic answer like I know you will be tempted to) Walk a week with her image in your heart; but avoid any contact with her. After that week, face her. The words will come right out you. Don't think about what to say, just let your heart do the talking.      That is so romantic, I love it!Unfortunately, I see her every day at school, so avoiding contact is a little hard, she is in five of my six classes too...

Keep a safe distance anyway, and use that week to think about the reasons you may have to want to ask her out so much. As I said, your whole being will end up asking her. If she rejects you (also use that week to consider the possibility), at least you'll have a very special week of thought to comfort you until the next time.
    

Philéas wrote: Do you own a fridge?

Yes. I always dream about it as a door to the Antartic regions. I have a miniature balloon and little winter clothes. It'll happen one of this days...
    

cuncuna wrote: Philéas wrote: Do you own a fridge? Yes. I always dream about it as a door to the Antartic regions. I have a miniature balloon and little winter clothes. It'll happen one of this days...

Do you keep your batteries and chocolate in there?

hahahah i meant real WORD..sorry.. im too much inside this album

peter_gabriel wrote: hahahah i meant real WORD..sorry.. im too much inside this album

Both are somewhat common places. A real word is a common place that has a less variable meaning. A single change in location will tell you wich words are more real. For example, I once tried to buy "Pan de mesa", asuming that I would get that long soft bread that is used to prepare "completos" (a sort of hot - dog local variation, northern people who are reading this). But I was in Angol, so they give me another type of bread. When I told them what was the bread I needed, they said "Ah!, you mean "Pan Copihue". From that day, I ask for "Pan para completos". That is a folckloric example.