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From: J. Clarke on 27 Jan 2010 08:10 The Older Gentleman wrote: > BryanUT <nestle12(a)comcast.net> wrote: > >> Hands down, Israel has the >> most hot chicks I've ever seen. >> >> A girl at a bus stop wearing camo and holding an M-16, yep hot. A >> girl at a checkpoint in camo manning a machine gun, yep hot. Tel >> Aviv or Haifa a night (sans camo), oh my god. > > Little Bruvver confirms every word. Just remember that she's got a machine gun and knows how to use it.
From: Twibil on 27 Jan 2010 14:30 On Jan 27, 5:10 am, "J. Clarke" <jclarke.use...(a)cox.net> wrote: > > > >> Hands down, Israel has the > >> most hot chicks I've ever seen. > > >> A girl at a bus stop wearing camo and holding an M-16, yep hot. A > >> girl at a checkpoint in camo manning a machine gun, yep hot. Tel > >> Aviv or Haifa a night (sans camo), oh my god. > > > Little Bruvver confirms every word. > > Just remember that she's got a machine gun and knows how to use it. Take it as a pointed reminder that you'd best take the bitte with the sweet.
From: S'mee on 27 Jan 2010 21:57 On Jan 27, 12:30 pm, Twibil <nowayjo...(a)gmail.com> wrote: > On Jan 27, 5:10 am, "J. Clarke" <jclarke.use...(a)cox.net> wrote: > > > > > >> Hands down, Israel has the > > >> most hot chicks I've ever seen. > > > >> A girl at a bus stop wearing camo and holding an M-16, yep hot. A > > >> girl at a checkpoint in camo manning a machine gun, yep hot. Tel > > >> Aviv or Haifa a night (sans camo), oh my god. > > > > Little Bruvver confirms every word. > > > Just remember that she's got a machine gun and knows how to use it. > > Take it as a pointed reminder that you'd best take the bitte with the > sweet. <snork> and remember EVERY gentleman asks...belted or magazine m'dear? ;^)
From: AlF on 31 Jan 2010 23:20 Twibil wrote: > On Jan 24, 9:03 pm, AlF <spamgrinder.tryla...(a)ggmail.com> wrote: >> Twibil wrote: >> >>> Heh. Baiting you is not "joining forces", Bob; it's just an enjoyable >>> hobby that Tim and I happen to share in common. Like motorcycles. >> Hi fisherman, >> Thanks for finally stating in clear text that you enjoy baiting and >> playing with other people... It is pure case of humanfobia ... >> >> Your favorite illiterate alien, ALF > > Yes, you pretty much *are* illiterate, ALF: at least in English. > > (A) I said no such thing. > > (B) "Humanfobia" is not a word, but if it were, it would be spelled > "humanphobia". > > But "phobia" means "fear of", and I'm not the least bit afraid of > humans. > > Or Bob, either. Well, let just take it step by step. 1) yup - my 10 years old English sucks. This is not a news. I am totally aware of it and make any reasonable effort to improve it. Hey, it was good enough for US Government when I did my Oath of Citizenship. 2) At the same time it let me to work on the very high and professional level efficiently enough to be fully competitive in the market yet in fact lead many efforts where native speakers are simply left behind ... 3) Having said that it makes me hardly as you say illiterate which is very biased interpretation of the actual word definition. I would say I am linguistically handicapped. 4) The term "illiterate" applies to people who grew up in given environment and never got an ability to learn how to read and write due t lack of education. That is all. * * * Back to your original sentence: "Heh. Baiting you is not "joining forces", Bob; it's just an enjoyable hobby that Tim and I happen to share in common. Like motorcycles.". So am I that far off by abstracting it out to "you enjoy baiting and playing with other people"? No one can stop you or you alike doing that ... it just does not sound noble for me ... in fact it sounds very mean. And it could be rooted in some kind of fear of other people thus I quickly made up term "humanphobia". At least you guessed it in spite I misspelled it badly ;-). A.
From: Vito on 1 Feb 2010 00:18
"AlF" <spamgrinder.trylater(a)ggmail.com> wrote | 4) The term "illiterate" applies to people who grew up in given | environment and never got an ability to learn how to read and write due | t lack of education. That is all. That is not entirely true. I knew a kid who quit school in the 10th grade but, despite 10 years, never learned to read. |