Re: Some Funny Pics.
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Anyone up for a game of beer pong?
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Boo, thats really surreal. I keep looking at it and going
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The organizer must be a newbie in sketchup ..he definitely messed up with scale tool
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@unknownuser said:
That piss*d cat cracked me up urgen, the dark stuff can certainly have that effect on you if you are not careful, I know it did it to me few times....
that piss%d cat reflects my current mood, overloaded with work,,,tired of it all..(
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You guys use the term pisse∂ completely differently than It's used here. Here, it means extremely angry.
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Pissed (at least in British English) means drunk - or at least "tipsy". How you use it, would be "full version" like "pissed off".
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Yeah, but here you could say something like "He's pissed", and people would understand it as "He's angry".
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Yes, and I also understand that. Note that for me, as a non native speaker, don't have my own accent, native (English) usage of words and all - I just pick up thing from here and there... Mixing them all the time and such.
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found some of these to be a bit amusing.
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I don't know which one of the last two I'd take if I really had to choose.
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@gaieus said:
I don't know which one of the last two I'd take if I really had to choose.
...по центру под табличкой WC лучше...естественней...
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Brilliant post Remus- Charlie Brooker and that uniquely British style of humourous intellectual critique are sorely lacking on Swedish tv... God I miss it!
So nice to hear someone else (and far more eloquent) than myself ripping into MTV's finest for a change.
Genuine quote from the clip:
Spoiled Girl (screaming): "You have ruined my life!"
For anyone interested this was her tearful response to her mother on receiving a $67,000 Lexus for her 16th birthday.
Ironically of course, in a sense her mother actually has. IDIOTS!
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I weep for the future.
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This i why i'm gonna conquer the world and ban sweet 16 celebrations.
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Oh dear, stupidity is in top these days.(if i would have had at my 16 birthday s anniversary a bike like a present i would have said thanks a lot!!)
Anyway,85% is parents fault!(so don t say Poor her mother! she partially deserve it)@gaieus said:
I don't know which one of the last two I'd take if I really had to choose.
Well the one in the left is for ladies ..
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So in this case "sweet 16" is an oxymoron. I guess raising my now married daughter in near abject poverty (I am an architect afterall) was actually doing her a favor. She's now a grown up sensible woman who would be the first to take that little snot and her mother and beat them senseless with their own designer handbags (Filled with bricks of course)
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