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Posted 4/14/2011 9:35 AM (GMT 0)
Ricky boy , Are you close to Missouri ? If your close have you had a turtle burger ? I must know. And do you really eat that kind of stuff there? Rick do you twitter ? If not ,why not? I've had a busy afternoon stirring up Boston fans ,some of them are quite foul mouthed and even threaten to b-slap me . So you can imagine how much fun I had using words like ,popinjay, and pecksniffian outlook ,gosh it was funny they're clueless .
Mick
Posted 4/14/2011 1:03 PM (GMT 0)
Mick,
I've never received anything in Spanish from you. I do get emails from Africans who have millions of dollars to give me. Do you have pesos for me? What do you use for money down there, goolagongs? I believe Rick was a bit confused about southern "natural" food. This natural food is also known as roadkill, or around here, beach pizza. What's great is that after being crunched by a large metal body, the meat is far more tender than that from a grocery store. Rick has stayed young from a steady diet of possum and squirrel meat, and a side of pokeweed.
Posted 4/14/2011 1:08 PM (GMT 0)
Mick,
I went back and found the Spanish words. My reply is simple:no habla.
Posted 4/14/2011 3:58 PM (GMT 0)

So I finally sat down and read all the posts on this thread...you guys are hilarious!

What's funny is Rick gets "stereotyped" into the Southern Boy thing but can spell Opossum as it should be, with an O...and David, from posh old Nantucket, drops the O like most Americans do!  I'm from Canada originally and it's funny to be integrating into the "American" way.  Back home, we were all mixed up on pronunciations from the Brits and the Americans (not to mention the French being from Quebec--and Quebecois French, at that!) confused    I did drop the eh? after most sentences and the swearing still comes out more than it should but not nearly as much as it does when I go back home  nono

Mick, to add my 2 cents about biopsies, I had a transjugular one.  I'm actually happy about that as I had no pain or discomfort.  Was fully conscious for the whole thing.  I did stay in hospital for the night but that was because I was sick, not because of the biopsy.  They only do those when needed as I think they need more staff around for them.  Too bad because I think there's less risk for complications that way.

Posted 4/14/2011 6:04 PM (GMT 0)
Hey!  I have a green card...it's actually pink.  So Canadians may be pretentious but Americans are apparently color blind or just plain liars confused .  If you only have one eye left...is that one color blind?
Posted 4/14/2011 6:33 PM (GMT 0)

"She has likely given up hope on me or is just too tired to bother."

BOTH!

Actually, I'm more offended by your use of "loose" when it should be "lose."  I even have those in my word list and explain the use of each.  How is it that a smart guy like yourself never learned the difference?

I would love to go through all the threads on the hep forum and correct the multitude of spelling mistakes in them...but I restrain myself (for the most part) so as not to offend.

Rick, thanks for the literal French to English translation.

Hugs,

Connie 

P.S.  And with that I'm locking this thread and creating Part 3, as we're heading towards page 5.

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