Posted Oct 16, 2009 by  Mrs Zen - judgemental and peevish
Along those lines ~jwf~
Sometimes my thoughts just flow through my fingers
You often think type before you think
He only posts when he's pished
or
I'm inspired
You're floating away
She's trolleyed.
This though was sparked by the School Reunion thread:
I alert to social nuance
You are competitive
She keeps up with the Joneses
And now,
I'm busy these days
You've got a lot on
She's always late
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Posted Oct 16, 2009 by Br. Robyn Hoode - Now with added Ginge.
My batteries ran low
you need a new mouse
She needs a new computer
?
I'm not sure what on earth just happened.
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Posted Oct 16, 2009 by ~ jwf ~
>> Along those lines ~jwf~ <<
"those lines" = "~~~~~~~" ?
Those are called 'tilde'.
I can only guess whether the plural is tilde or tildes.
You don't see them much anymore.
They are purely decorative. For me, they're supposed to be 'wings'
but they are too small for proper flight.
Google is blind to them.
Woohoo! I made that all about me!
You remain self aware in group discussion.
He is so modest and altruistic.
>> I'm not sure what on earth just happened. <<
Yeah!  Suddenly it's all arzbackwards!
~jwf~~
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Posted Oct 16, 2009 by Br. Robyn Hoode - Now with added Ginge.
Have you been drinking young man?
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Posted Oct 16, 2009 by anachromaticeye
I know when I've had enough.
Do you want to go home?
He passed out in the garden.
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Posted Oct 16, 2009 by María del Mar
<<Those are called 'tilde'.
I can only guess whether the plural is tilde or tildes.
You don't see them much anymore.<<
I see them everyday
tilde in Spanish is also tilde, we use it to show the graphic accent in a word: pájaro. And in our ñ, that mark on the ñ is also called virgulilla.
Tildes is the plural in Spanish, and I guess it´s so in English too.
<The Pedant´s delight>
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Posted 3 Weeks Ago by ~ jwf ~
Yes I've decided it's just not for me, not my kind of thing after all; I wanna make better use of my time and energy.
You tried though, eh, gave it a shot; that's the main thing.
He's a quitter; never follows through; got no stick-to-it-ness, no sense of commitment.
~jwf~
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Posted 2 Weeks Ago by ~ jwf ~
I am a Renaissance man.
You have a wide variety of interests.
He's a dabbler, a dilettante.
~jwf~
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Posted 2 Weeks Ago by Not-so-bald-eagle
I'm struggling manfully (heroically?) with an illness.
You seem a bit off-colour
He's an hypocondriac, always moaning
 
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Posted 2 Weeks Ago by Mrs Zen - judgemental and peevish
I have swine flu
You've got a head cold
He has man flu
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Posted 2 Weeks Ago by shagbark
I have allergies
You have a bad cold
she caught the h1n1 flu.
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Posted 2 Weeks Ago by ~ jwf ~
<achoo> Oh! Bless me!
<kerr-chew> Oi! Cover your mouth!
 Argggh! Here they come!
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