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Torco wrote:

Jacqui wrote:Asereje - Las Ketchup

horrible

ALRIGHT, goshhhhh.

I was finding my inner child.

Every wondered why you never see a beard as silky as hair?

Pthug wrote:"Hair feels more rough when the tips are shaved off, which is apparently what gives the impression of hair being stronger when you let it grow back after shaving. "

That doesn't make sense, though. Hair doesn't grow back straight away...

Goza Lesha wrote:Probably mixed it up with pronouncing <w> as /v/.

Ohhhh.

Pthug wrote:

Jacqui wrote:I believe it's true.

How come everyone I know who has shaved their arms, their hair has grown back coarser?

http://www.spinnoff.com/zbb/viewtopic.p ... 037#783037

And..?

I believe it's true.

How come everyone I know who has shaved their arms, their hair has grown back coarser?

Fanu wrote:

XinuX wrote:/w/ <v> is just wrong.

Why? It's not that uncommon, at least in Europe. German does it, as well as Dutch, Polish and I think Kurdish does it too, but I'm not sure.

Since when does German, Dutch, and Polish pronounce <v> as /w/?

Polish doesn't even have <v>, anyway.

Ooooh, an excursion? YAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAY.

Me need to hear 'bout your trip.

Using vshark's idea, I made a police card thingymajiggy:

rickardspaghetti wrote:Looks like a tentacle monster.

It's a replica of bacteria I got in Canberra. It's amazing.

My crew will punk you all, foo's!
L-R:
Back: Madame Giardia, Squiz, Teddy (over 70 years old!!), Mr. Meerkat,
Front: Kylie the Koala, Mobble.

Åge Kruger wrote:

äreo wrote:Esperanto isn't as terribly annoying to me as it is to some, but it's of little use

It's the world's most widely spoken conlang.

But it isn't every day that you would hear Esperanto-fanatics speaking in a café.

I have an IKEA kitchen, bathroom towels, cabinets, bed, wardrobe, desk, and office chair.
Don't dis'.

Torco wrote:

Skomakar'n wrote:

Jacqui wrote:It's a guy with long hair.

Get over it before I throw you over it..

He doesn't have long hair...

nor can you, jacqui, throw anyone over anything, kiddo

JUST COS IM SHORT AND FAT

*runs away crying*

In Australia, well mainly north-east Sydney, we'd normally say e.g., "quarter to one" without the o'clock, or without the ante meridium and the post meridium. I've always used 12hr but I can read 24hr. Oh and I find analog clocks a lot more easier to read than digital clocks. Not for their faces. Bu...

It's a guy with long hair.

Get over it before I throw you over it..

Dove posso seppellire il cadavere della prostituta? Mangiare il fegato, al momento della cena. ? I don't get it. It's a wierd little thing about eating a prostitute's liver. Well, I do understand it, I'm a native speaker, but that italian sounds quite odd. oO Where do you came across with it? Lazio.

I did this for my Graphic Tech.

Pthug wrote:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hottentots

"From 1904 to 1907, the Namaqua, a Khoikhoi group living in present-day Namibia, along with the Herero took up arms against the Germans, who had colonized Namibia. 10,000 Nama, 50% of the total Nama population, perished."

Dumb shits.

Fanu wrote:

Jacqui wrote:Dove posso seppellire il cadavere della prostituta?
Mangiare il fegato, al momento della cena.

?

I don't get it.

It's a wierd little thing about eating a prostitute's liver.

It the funnest I've done so far

I've given you a sexy punk look, Adam.

@Viktor: How do you do that?!

Baffona
The Italian word for an attractive woman with a moustache.
Gattara
Italian word for a lonely elderly woman who devotes herself to stray cats.

Dove posso seppellire il cadavere della prostituta?
Mangiare il fegato, al momento della cena.

Duke, I'm 16.

Oh and it was a picture of a woman in a bikini with a cute little kitty placed over her vagina.