For everyone who feels like speaking English....
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Koengaroo
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You know ofcourse that when we have a cold and freezing winter... you will have too..... :freezing: since you will be here during the whole long winter...??? :?
So tell what don't you like about the weather???
I guess you just can't stand the fact that your mum told you that its going to be 35 degrees the next few days up in Melbourne.... :-D
Greetz,
Koen
So tell what don't you like about the weather???
I guess you just can't stand the fact that your mum told you that its going to be 35 degrees the next few days up in Melbourne.... :-D
Greetz,
Koen
Sheila
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Winter is shit , yuk , misable .. what more can i say
yeah mum rubbed it in to me that it will be warm back home
but hey i hate the winter and i have always hated it ... but that life , you have to learn to live with it ....
the winter over here and in England is just to cold ,and you can never put enough clothes on .... these so much and then you get sick of it and then theres the driving ( dickhead on the roads that get all like chicken shit when it coe to winter ( when in fact , that there been here all there lifes ..
Me i have never driving in the snow, and iced up roads
yeah mum rubbed it in to me that it will be warm back home
but hey i hate the winter and i have always hated it ... but that life , you have to learn to live with it ....
the winter over here and in England is just to cold ,and you can never put enough clothes on .... these so much and then you get sick of it and then theres the driving ( dickhead on the roads that get all like chicken shit when it coe to winter ( when in fact , that there been here all there lifes ..
Me i have never driving in the snow, and iced up roads
Koengaroo
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Mmmm :? , what can I say...... It's apperent that you have no experience in driving in the snow... which is fare enough....
Can you please explain the following sentence to me... what does it mean?
And I guess you mean: Me, I have never driven in the snow, and iced up roads.... instead of :
But it really doesn't matter because I get all the cold from you when I come home....
Theese freezing hands in my neck or on the belly, and then you have these very ice cold feet....
People please explain to me why we men (I only know men who have this problem with the women) are always the ones that have to warm up the female.
Does anybody know a woman with warm hands and feet???? Please give me her address... I'll pass it on to Katrina.... then she can warm her hands & feet on her.... :clap2: :lol1: :loldevil: :rotflmao: :rotflmao:
Can you please explain the following sentence to me... what does it mean?
And I guess you mean: Me, I have never driven in the snow, and iced up roads.... instead of :
But it really doesn't matter because I get all the cold from you when I come home....
Theese freezing hands in my neck or on the belly, and then you have these very ice cold feet....
People please explain to me why we men (I only know men who have this problem with the women) are always the ones that have to warm up the female.
Does anybody know a woman with warm hands and feet???? Please give me her address... I'll pass it on to Katrina.... then she can warm her hands & feet on her.... :clap2: :lol1: :loldevil: :rotflmao: :rotflmao:
Rene-L
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Just to help you (as requested before)
Try "apparent" instead of "apperent", and "fare" is something to pay the busdriver or conductor for your ticket. I think you meant "fair enough"?
[quote author=Koengaroo link=topic=2886.msg40531#msg40531 date=1134566924]
Mmmm :? , what can I say...... It's apperent that you have no experience in driving in the snow... which is fare enough.... [/quote]
And Katrina,
Did you mean "that has been there their whole life"?
Paula has freezing feet that she always wants to warm up on my thigh, preferably as high as possible, and always when I'm nice and warm and snuggled up in my blanket. You should see the dents above my pillow in the wall. They're there because of my head snapping up as those icicles get put there to warm up.
That goes for me too!!
Rene
Try "apparent" instead of "apperent", and "fare" is something to pay the busdriver or conductor for your ticket. I think you meant "fair enough"?
[quote author=Koengaroo link=topic=2886.msg40531#msg40531 date=1134566924]
Mmmm :? , what can I say...... It's apperent that you have no experience in driving in the snow... which is fare enough.... [/quote]
And Katrina,
Did you mean "that has been there their whole life"?
As has Paula. But then I would say that either you've got very cold feet or ice cold feet. (Very ice cold feet is a bit much.)
Paula has freezing feet that she always wants to warm up on my thigh, preferably as high as possible, and always when I'm nice and warm and snuggled up in my blanket. You should see the dents above my pillow in the wall. They're there because of my head snapping up as those icicles get put there to warm up.
That goes for me too!!
Rene
Koengaroo
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Hey Rene,
I ment what I wrote, you have cold feet, you have Ice cold feet and you have very ice cold feet.... this last option is applicable to feet that are colder than ICE cold feet...! :freezing: :crazy: :crazy:
Further thank you for the correcting, all though I must say that those were typo's, the keyboard at work is not always doing what I want.... :-(
Greetz,
Koen
I ment what I wrote, you have cold feet, you have Ice cold feet and you have very ice cold feet.... this last option is applicable to feet that are colder than ICE cold feet...! :freezing: :crazy: :crazy:
Further thank you for the correcting, all though I must say that those were typo's, the keyboard at work is not always doing what I want.... :-(
Greetz,
Koen
I have to agree, Hans always complains about the temperature of my feet too! During winter, I just can't get them heated up!
And there is nothing more fun than to crawl into bed, lay close to my husband and touch his belly or back with my two ice cubes a.k.a. feet! :evil:
Sara
And there is nothing more fun than to crawl into bed, lay close to my husband and touch his belly or back with my two ice cubes a.k.a. feet! :evil:
Sara
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@Sarah,
Please explain to me what the fun is in your actions???? What would you do when you are on the receiving end of the feet????? I guess you too would first :cry2: then be :shocking: and then be :speechless: :?
Is this something you get taught at womens class...?? or get thought by mum, just like the other female stuff???
No offence, but it's driving me nuts...(crazy... not klootjes).....
Please explain to me what the fun is in your actions???? What would you do when you are on the receiving end of the feet????? I guess you too would first :cry2: then be :shocking: and then be :speechless: :?
Is this something you get taught at womens class...?? or get thought by mum, just like the other female stuff???
No offence, but it's driving me nuts...(crazy... not klootjes).....
Koengaroo
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@Jassian,
If you want to be kept warm just buy a hot water bottle.... :evil:
@Sarah.... I would not have figured you as someone with a nasty streak in her.... but then again that shows you that men will never figure out women..... :shocking: :sorry:
Guys is there anything we can do about this or... are we bound to lead the life of a slave..... hot water bottle...???? Tell me this is not my purpose in life please.... :cry:
Koen
If you want to be kept warm just buy a hot water bottle.... :evil:
@Sarah.... I would not have figured you as someone with a nasty streak in her.... but then again that shows you that men will never figure out women..... :shocking: :sorry:
Guys is there anything we can do about this or... are we bound to lead the life of a slave..... hot water bottle...???? Tell me this is not my purpose in life please.... :cry:
Koen
Holy bits! I can't keep up with you guys! Ah, I know; you've been yakking while I was snoring away, weren't you!
Three of my favourite words are 'thing', 'thingy' and 'things'. Luckily Steve is an extraordinarily smart man, and usually knows what I'm talking about. Or not... LOL...
Once we had friends over for dinner and as I was pouring more wine, Gabrielle said 'You sure know how to put it away, don't you?!'.... I looked at her and said... "WHY would I put it away?????"..... Oh well..... It's still better than the Dutch guy who said, when asked what kind of work he did, 'I fock horses'! (Well, even if that story isn't real, it still sounds good
)
Yesterday I had a great day - not! Had a customer on the phone and said 'Great for that!', meaning, 'Great, thanks for that'. Or was that just being economical? Duhhh.
Oh, another one yesterday.... On the phone with a secretary of a specialist. She tells me their address:
She: ...North West Specialist Centre...
Me: ... (scribble scribble) ...hm hm ...
She: .... Suite ...
Me: .... Sweet?
She: .... yes, Suite....
Me: .... (scribble scribble)... Suite (?!)...
She: ..... 6....
Me: Ohhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh........ SUITE 6........ I thought you said.... hihi haha....
Well, we did have a good laugh. I always make fun out of my own mistakes, and people love it.
By the way, this is one I like: "Who's 'she', the cat's mother?" Anybody want to have a go at that one? (No, René, you can't play.... LOL).
So far so good, on to daily chores!
Three of my favourite words are 'thing', 'thingy' and 'things'. Luckily Steve is an extraordinarily smart man, and usually knows what I'm talking about. Or not... LOL...
Once we had friends over for dinner and as I was pouring more wine, Gabrielle said 'You sure know how to put it away, don't you?!'.... I looked at her and said... "WHY would I put it away?????"..... Oh well..... It's still better than the Dutch guy who said, when asked what kind of work he did, 'I fock horses'! (Well, even if that story isn't real, it still sounds good
)Yesterday I had a great day - not! Had a customer on the phone and said 'Great for that!', meaning, 'Great, thanks for that'. Or was that just being economical? Duhhh.
Oh, another one yesterday.... On the phone with a secretary of a specialist. She tells me their address:
She: ...North West Specialist Centre...
Me: ... (scribble scribble) ...hm hm ...
She: .... Suite ...
Me: .... Sweet?
She: .... yes, Suite....
Me: .... (scribble scribble)... Suite (?!)...
She: ..... 6....
Me: Ohhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh........ SUITE 6........ I thought you said.... hihi haha....
Well, we did have a good laugh. I always make fun out of my own mistakes, and people love it.
By the way, this is one I like: "Who's 'she', the cat's mother?" Anybody want to have a go at that one? (No, René, you can't play.... LOL).
So far so good, on to daily chores!