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My apple pie tastes sweeter cold than hot.
JUB is not Facebook. We don't have a wall and we can't poke one another but we have awesome emoticons and free porn!
I just wish Zynga would give us a porn game.
I've learnt to pay more attention to the top left corner of my quilt (to my right as I'm lying in bed) when I have a full mug of tea freshly placed down beside it, lest it slips down and falls into the tea and soaks itself. #-o
That Windsor, Canada is the rectum of the Earth.
I learned that I have well done to upgrade my dosage of antidepressant to 60mg, the black has retreated into numbness, it's way more peaceful up there.
nothing....
You mean of the sort? http://www.franquiciashoy.es/logos_f..._10_Subway.jpgQuote:
Originally Posted by BENDERBOY
I have learned that people are cunts!
You are either VERY young or very... late :mrgreen:Quote:
Originally Posted by cgymike
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Damn, you live in Paris and you need that crap! *sigh* that's terrible.Quote:
Originally Posted by oakpope
I've have "learnt" that I am not a hillbilly and I don't speak that way..
LMAO! Now.. that was pure wrong! lolQuote:
Originally Posted by PreTTy PeTe
Sizequeens are still hot in JUB :mrgreen:
Keep learning, you snobbish ignorant [North]American :mrgreen:Quote:
Originally Posted by PreTTy PeTe
http://www.urch.com/forums/english/9...vs-learnt.html
http://www.englishforums.com/English...bhzlj/post.htm
I learned that a former friend that I thought didn't care at all about me still does at least a little bit, and there may be hope for the future.
I learnt that learnt is an actual word which I didn't think it was but I read up and learnt that it is so I'm done learning something new today...
So far not a great deal but I need a new space bar for this laptop or more precisely the springs underneath are not functioning properly because there are dead zones at the ends of the space bar (you tap and nothing happens). Yeah, I removed it already and cleaned underneath no effect...
^I'veabsolutelynocluewhatnonsenseyou'retalkingabou t.Thisneverhappenstomeatall.:roll:
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Originally Posted by FPNY
That approximately 3000 of the most common Russian words make up about 80% of the spoken language. No, I don't speak Russian....
The most common words of a language constitute the vast majority of what people usually speak in that language: wow.Quote:
Originally Posted by star-warrior
About him, and him, about the history of the Elgin cathedral, White City, that Tübingen, Marburg, Göttingen, Freiburg and Heidelberg are the five classical university towns of Germany, that Salieri became court composer in 1774, and that next Thursday starts the Christmas street lighting period in Barcelona (I knew about the Shopping Night, but was not sure about the LED crap kicking off too).
Oh, and that Beethoven's younger brothers were called Caspar Anton Carl and Nikolaus Johann.
Ok, finally something of real interest, just twelve minutes before Saturday: 滑头商号.
That used to be known as the Shanghai Salmon ScamQuote:
Originally Posted by belamo
Damn, you made me smile and even laugh through the nostrils :mrgreen:Quote:
Originally Posted by pat grimshaw
that even though i'm not an old jersey bastard, i look like an old jersey bastard. fucking jub members looking extra young making me look extra old.
You mean like this? http://4.bp.blogspot.com/_XKJtdR_9Rn...d-2008-ftd.jpgQuote:
Originally Posted by refujiunderground
To question everything.
Tis? better to have loved and lost than never to have loved at all.
Or, once is not enough but better than nothing.
Being learned, I learned that "learnt" is primarily a European English usage and that "learnt" is now replaced by "learned" for those learned in American English. In fact, "learnt" is considered practically unlearned and may be colloquial. I learned this from Wikipedia and dictionaries.
:rotflmao: yes, like that one. being an ol jersey bastard is an :mad: causing thought.Quote:
Originally Posted by belamo
Yep, that's right... damn the late 1980s, when I started learning British English :mrgreen: I always have the reflex movement to spell "learned" but then I always remember my first lessons with "learn, learned & learnt" which I assimilated as "learn, learned, learnt" :cool: Besides, being a Catalan Spaniard, I don't think there's any way in which I can avoid pronouncing a final -t rather than a -d.Quote:
Originally Posted by palbert
not being snobbish but when I hear that word spoken it usually comes from someone named Jethro.Quote:
Originally Posted by belamo
it's just wrong.
Cummingtonite is (Mg,Fe)7Si8O22(OH)2, Magnesium Iron Silicate Hydroxide.
Damn I missed that last night: it all depends on whether you having nothing more than "love" to give sense to your life. If you have nothing else, it is better to have lost it after having "had" it, and once would be preferable to nothing.Quote:
Originally Posted by Adrock-JD
http://3.bp.blogspot.com/-XMCyADSM0S...51208169_n.jpgQuote:
Originally Posted by PreTTy PeTe
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Harold_Washington_Library
It was the actually part of the other day's glean, but it is ever such a fascinating subject: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sabermetrician
No wonder you did not answer: I had forgot to post..: was that a metaphor?Quote:
Originally Posted by purina
For a plaster?Quote:
Originally Posted by JohannBessler
What?Quote:
Originally Posted by belamo
Ok, you all can get the idea... and I can always refer you to my sig-disclaimer :mrgreen:
I learnt that the generator I need to keep from losing power for days at a time will cost us in the 5 figure range...ouch
If you survived the Sandy Beetch without it, couldn't you just wait for another century and a half until you finally are able or simply decide to buy one...Quote:
Originally Posted by FPNY
Seems that when the power goes out its out for days on end. I don't want to experience that again..also, I'm old and don't have a century so I have to,act now.Quote:
Originally Posted by belamo
If you are so afraid of it, you might have wanted to act before... don't tell me that you needed to reach old age to experience a blackout... and how bad it can get when you are in a small town, out from the lines providing heavily populated areas. Living in a town or, worse, in the middle of nowhere with the comfort developoed through (when not actually in) a big city, is far more expensive than the average cost of a modest living, and comparable to that of an upper scale location there.Quote:
Originally Posted by FPNY
That's what gets me double and triple and more stressed about the future: where and how to live so as not to be so fundamentally vulnerable... beyond the fact being human and not being able to actually control your own destiny, that is.
In any case, I wonder how expensive the same product was a few months ago.
I learned what a standard soldier for the Roman Empire carried, wore, and trained for at various points in history. Not very applicable to me, but it was interesting.
Lex
What book/whatever was it that you got it from :mrgreen:Quote:
Originally Posted by G-Lexington
I was reading 20th century history of Ireland on wikipedia, (because why not?) when I came across this nastiness. Effective at getting attention to the protest, but still nasty.