For everyone who feels like speaking English....

[quote author=Syl link=topic=2886.msg109024#msg109024 date=1201248774]
I think I write "Jip & Janneke"-english.
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Hiya Luuk

Here they use "Mickey Mouse" rather than "Jip & Janneke", but I quite like the J & J version!! :grin: :smile:

Bye
Syl
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I actually made that one up.. sorry.. ;)
 
[quote author=tinus link=topic=2886.msg109025#msg109025 date=1201249385]
So, If I'm correct they call Jip & Janneke taal, Mickey Mouse language??
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what about double dutch ?  :wink:
 
Or everyone's favourite a Dutch oven
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Mostly that's a guy thing, but although I can't
bake any cakes, I'm not too bad at baking in
a Dutch Oven though
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Who else is willing to admit to or share some rather disgusting habits? Feel free to
write it down and don't worry, if you don't want us to know who you are....just
sign with 'anonymous' and we won't know who you are
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,
it's true, you can belieieieieieieeeeeevvvveee me!
 
OMG ;)

Do I have a disgusting habit? Don't think so although Maluka will say that I have ;)

Actually... I do have a weird habit :) Changing the letters in a word or sentence so 'vet sexy' turns into 'set vexy' :grin:
 
Is that just a habit Annemiek or is it something
you've always done?

Do you think loads of people will be posting here?
And sharing those annoying, funny little habits
we all have?

Take your pick, oh and btw, I'm not saying I have those habits, so
beware of your comments  :x :grin:
- nose picking;
- clearing your throat;
- coughing;
- not washing your hands after a toilet visit.
 
:grin: that's a good one, rule 1 in a relationship
(just kidding Maluka  :wink:) always blame your
faults on your partner. This is the recipy to
guarantee a long lifetime relationship without any
hickups. I mean don't bother fighting, don't
bother feeling annoyed, you're not to blame  :lmao: :loldevil:
YOU ARE INNOCENT
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It's just that we've started to change letters in the words and sentences when we met eachother.

After a while I got stuck with it ;) I really do the changing thingy more often than Maluka :) Sometimes he's really getting tired of me ;) And that's my goal in life!! Well... not really, but it's funny to annoy him  :evil:  :evil:
 
Well, at least he's still posting  :wink: maybe
what he means is, that he's giving you the silent
treatment  :lol: :grin:

Back on topic, have you noticed that except the
2 of us, no other soul dares to admit to having
nasty habits. Come on you cowards, where
are you?  :grin:
 
Here's a coward!
I'll just let you know of a funny habit a friend of mine has. He speaks in 'eggyweggy' language with his wife sometimes. And they're pretty good (and quick) as well. Most of the time, I can't follow, though normally I don't hava problem with 'Strain'...
Eggy language is when you place 'egg' in front of every syllable:

Egglang eggage eggis eggwhen eggyou eggplace eggegg eggin eggfront eggof eggeve eggery eggsyl eggable.....

Painful!!!

Cheerio!
Ineke
 
Hey Inacar, how are you, long time no see? I would go nuts if someone would talk like that all the time, don't you feel left out when they are doing that? Or.....have your learnt the lingo by this time and can you join in?
 
We did the same thing in school for a while, but then with th 'u' sound. Like this:
wu tulkud ull thu tume luke thus und uvurubudu thught wu wure cruzu.
 
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