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WCDT: 11-15 October 2010 (1771-1775)
bunnyThor:
--- Quote from: Akima on 14 Oct 2010, 22:53 ---I think Angus is having a religious experience. But... A slightly feeble end of the week strip?
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Would you expect better from Angus McPheeble? :|
Carl-E:
Left hand facing out, and the watch face lights up so I can tell the time when I wake up in an absolute panic in the dark. I'm too nearsighted to see the alarm clock.
This is actually unususal since I'm left handed.
Except for writing, which is why it's totally illegible.
No, it's not digital. I collect actual wind-up clocks, it's bad enough I can't afford a winding watch that would last. I miss the watch I had with an accurate moon-phase - I still have it, but it's unreparable.
BunnyThor, this is for you;
And I agree with Jerein, this really shouldn't be such a one-sisded experience, although Faye was somewhat flushed at first. I think that's why I agree, the reversed version is better!
Someone mail that to Jeph, will you?
zadojla:
--- Quote from: Border Reiver on 15 Oct 2010, 10:56 ---Raoul I believe you are mistaken - the English language is EXTREMELY successful at beating other languages up and taking what it wants - witness such commonplace terms as "Thug". English being the unholy mating of a Latin-based language and a germanic based language it is somewhat understandable that it may still have a few issues to work through, but with love, patience and a little extra work...
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Sometimes English doesn't have to take. If you've ever worked with South Asian people with imperfect English, you would learn all kinds of expressions you never learned in school. My favorite is the opposite of "postpone" - "prepone" meaning to perform a task ahead of schedule.
raoullefere:
If you live in the U.S., you don't have to travel nearly that far to find people who speak imperfect English, or to hear them use invented words you'll never hear in school.
And Border, I simply meant English isn't always the best at the assimilation part. Does make for really intense spelling bees, though.
Team Venture:
--- Quote from: Jerein on 15 Oct 2010, 09:18 ---I don't see what's so hot about just putting your hands on her boobs. A huge part of my enjoyment about touching a girl's breasts is bringing her pleasure at doing so, and there's nothing really pleasurable about just putting your hands lightly there. C'mon Angus, you're in a back alley, knead those suckers!
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No! No kneading, for the love of god. Nothing more uncomfortable than a guy kneading your boobs. God, the bad memories (or should I say mammories - ba dum psh!). It's not pleasurable, it feels a friggin' breast exam or something. They're delicate, okay? Although to be fair, it may just be me who hates it (any other girls want to weigh in?).
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