tattuchu wrote:English rhyming slang, maybe? Although I'm at a loss as to what Copperfield might rhyme with
Hello, tattuchu and Kristie.Kristie wrote:Welcome!
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You two haven't been reading up on your Dickens!tattuchu wrote:English rhyming slang, maybe? Although I'm at a loss as to what Copperfield might rhyme with
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/David_Copp ... 28novel%29wikipedia wrote:The story deals with the life of David Copperfield from childhood to maturity
The narrative of David Copperfield is written in a descriptive, chronological manner. It sometimes gets used over here as a way of saying "tell me about your life". Or at least it used to be but I doubt most of the people in the UK have even read it.
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Hi there, Bangladesh? Might want to be a little more careful next time.
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Hopefully you will get to try bacon murshid... do you like cricket?
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What do you mean?Don't Panic wrote:Hi there, Bangladesh? Might want to be a little more careful next time.
I do enjoy watching cricket. But I don't get as much time for that as I used to when I was younger.Elessarina wrote:do you like cricket?
By the way, nice meeting you, Don't Panic and Elessarina.
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What time is it over there?
One thing that always confuses me on here is the time zones.
One thing that always confuses me on here is the time zones.
We have no great war, no great depression.
Our great war is a spiritual war.
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Our great war is a spiritual war.
Our great depression is our lives.
JimC wrote:Ratz is just beautiful...
Where else could you go from the taste of raw egg to licking marmalade off tits in such a short space of time?
Pensioner wrote:I worked for 50 years and that's long enough for anyone, luckily I worked to live not lived for work.
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Hello there! Welcome, don't mind the squid he's tame enough. If he gets too smoochy just give him a smack.
I'm wild just like a rock, a stone, a tree
And I'm free, just like the wind the breeze that blows
And I flow, just like a brook, a stream, the rain
And I fly, just like a bird up in the sky
And I'll surely die, just like a flower plucked
And dragged away and thrown away
And then one day it turns to clay
It blows away, it finds a ray, it finds its way
And there it lays until the rain and sun
Then I breathe, just like the wind the breeze that blows
And I grow, just like a baby breastfeeding
And it's beautiful, that's life
And I'm free, just like the wind the breeze that blows
And I flow, just like a brook, a stream, the rain
And I fly, just like a bird up in the sky
And I'll surely die, just like a flower plucked
And dragged away and thrown away
And then one day it turns to clay
It blows away, it finds a ray, it finds its way
And there it lays until the rain and sun
Then I breathe, just like the wind the breeze that blows
And I grow, just like a baby breastfeeding
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Exactly the same in...the Midwest of the USA, near the Bible Belt.murshid wrote:Tero wrote:Hello Murshid. How hot is it in Bangladesh? I could look it up, this is just small talk.It's pretty hot here. The temperature today is 35°C (95°F) and humidity is 63%. How's the weather over there (this is small talk too)?
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