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over a year ago
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"Get ready for the new year , off to the gym , then its party time ,whoop whoop , have agreat day what ever you do ,and remember dreams do come true   "
LOL.
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"Fuk sake give the guy a break trying to be possitive unlike most on here and you knock him for spelling its a swinging site not an english lesson"
It's not a spelling mistake it's a whole different word with a whole different meaning lol, lighten up, I am sure the OP sees the funny side.
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By (user no longer on site)
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I do get out and have fun . The wife and I were at a house party on Saturday where the couple had a dungeon.Its you who needs to learn the english language my friend . |
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"I do get out and have fun . The wife and I were at a house party on Saturday where the couple had a dungeon.Its you who needs to learn the english language my friend ."
Haha if only you knew lol happy new year to you and your lovely wife |
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"Fuk sake give the guy a break trying to be possitive unlike most on here and you knock him for spelling its a swinging site not an english lesson
It's not a spelling mistake it's a whole different word with a whole different meaning lol, lighten up, I am sure the OP sees the funny side.
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Both of your posts have been good on this thread. Pointing out the error but also acknowledging the sentiment.
Some people just seem intent on showing others up on here.....oh to be perfect eh???  |
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"Fuk sake give the guy a break trying to be possitive unlike most on here and you knock him for spelling its a swinging site not an english lesson
It's not a spelling mistake it's a whole different word with a whole different meaning lol, lighten up, I am sure the OP sees the funny side.
Both of your posts have been good on this thread. Pointing out the error but also acknowledging the sentiment.
Some people just seem intent on showing others up on here.....oh to be perfect eh??? "
im not perfect but as close as there is lol  |
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The English language is one of the hardest to endure.
Take the words, bough and bow, both pronounced the same.
How about all the bastardised English that has changed meanings over the years?
A 'Richard the 3rd' used to mean a 'bird' (woman) in Cockney ryhming slang. It now means 'turd'.
Take the word 'scabbard' wich means 'sheath' which in turn another word may be used in it's place, 'c*nt'.
Word play is a wonderful gift.
We all know what the young man meant, he was corrected on his grammar, so he has learnt a valid English lesson.
The correct phrase derives from Latin/Greek origin of Carpe Diem, which translates as 'Pluck' the day, not seize, as it is commonly refered to.
Now, please all have a wonderful day on this eve of a new year and stop being a bunch of sheaths!
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The correct phrase derives from Latin/Greek origin of Carpe Diem, which translates as 'Pluck' the day, not seize, as it is commonly refered to.
Now, please all have a wonderful day on this eve of a new year and stop being a bunch of sheaths!
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By (user no longer on site)
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"What you been doing then honey tutt tutt lol  
Ceasing the day  "
To cease the day, do you have to start it by getting out of bed first cos I'm all comfy and don't want to move. |
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By *B9 QueenWoman
over a year ago
Over the rainbow, under the bridge |
"I do get out and have fun . The wife and I were at a house party on Saturday where the couple had a dungeon.Its you who needs to learn the english language my friend ."
Actually, the word English has a capital as it is a proper noun. |
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