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Dragonsreach

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t_haye2:
cutecutecutecutecute
Well I always thought you were Australian by your accent, until I saw the brief Bio of you in White Dwarf.

But you\'d look \'cutest\' yet in a wimple & clogs, waving a Bunch of Tulips.
lollollollolllolllol
 

ipaintminis

Active member
alright now that ive caused all this hassle, i can reply...after ive come back from a power outage...


i like the accent, i do find it \"cute\" and theres nothing you can say to stop me! :D im trying to think of different words to describe what i think about the accent.

-adorable
-sexy
-wonderful to listen to
-cool
-intresting
-unique
-gorgous

.....im done:p
 

mule

old and stubborn
delightful:bouncy:
endearing:bouncy:
sweet:bouncy:
appealing:bouncy:
charming:bouncy:
alluring:bouncy:
likeable:bouncy:
engaging:bouncy:
fascinating:bouncy:
 

frenchkid

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I have to say I understand what becca means when she says she finds the accent cute, I always liked english girls with their nice accent, of course it helps if the girl is good looking ;):D Oh and I find that Irish nurse exemple quit appeling too :D
 

vincegamer

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Originally posted by Avicenna
and made stuff up too!
That\'s why English is often called \"the Language of Shakespeare\" - he made up half the words!

(seriously, Shakespeare is credited with the invention of more words than any other person ever - Oh, and he didn\'t give a damn about standardized spelling and couldn\'t even spell his own name the same way twice)
 

minimaker

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Origineel geplaatst door Dragonsreach
But you\'d look \'cutest\' yet in a wimple & clogs, waving a Bunch of Tulips.
lol Well, you can always persuade her to go to Volendam to have a picture made next tiem she\'s in the Netherlands. :)
 

Dragonsreach

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Originally posted by minimaker
Origineel geplaatst door Dragonsreach
But you\'d look \'cutest\' yet in a wimple & clogs, waving a Bunch of Tulips.
lol Well, you can always persuade her to go to Volendam to have a picture made next tiem she\'s in the Netherlands. :)
Yes I had a \"Brave Pill\" before posting that .....................She\'s sooooooo gonna Kill me for it. lol
 
yeah, she\'s going to kill you...

You\'re right Mike, she\'s going to kill you, hope the insurance is paid in full. :)

I would like to see that picture though...:innocent:

And I\'d even unlock the yearbook and edit it for that... lol

Cheers,
Grumb
 
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t_haye2

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Mike, I look cute in anything! But you\'re right, you\'re dead...;)

I do find it funny that this seems to stir up so much trouble why is it a problem for british to know other natrionalities find their language fascinating? I\'ve found it to be 100 times more practical than my native tongue, my English vocabulary is actually larger than my Dutch one! I love the language, it\'s versatile, more suited to things like poetry and writing than my own language, which is clunky and unwieldy at the best of times, and it universal, meaning you\'ll always be able to fins someone that speaks it anywhere.
 

Dragonsreach

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Originally posted by t_haye2
Mike, I look cute in anything! But you\'re right, you\'re dead...;) Knew it I\'m in the Poo again!

I do find it funny that this seems to stir up so much trouble why is it a problem for british to know other natrionalities find their language fascinating? I\'ve found it to be 100 times more practical than my native tongue, my English vocabulary is actually larger than my Dutch one! I love the language, it\'s versatile, more suited to things like poetry and writing than my own language, which is clunky and unwieldy at the best of times, and it universal, meaning you\'ll always be able to fins someone that speaks it anywhere.
Right that\'s a better description, \'Fascinating\',much better than \"cute\"

A long time ago I read a book by Robert Heinlien in which, via a character, he gave uses for the various European tongues:
French for Love and Poetry,
Italian for Cuisine,
Spanish for Passion,
German for Science,
Russian for Sorrow,
and English for Lawyers.

English is practical, fascinating, convoluted and devious at times, and I\'m delighted to find that other people & nations find it so. But it is never cute.

Cute should be reserved for small fluffy kittens & puppies, Chocolate box pictures and young women in Wimples and Clogs. :D

(Oh I\'m dead again!):p
 

ipaintminis

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you know, i was honestly worried that this thread was going to die out....

and i can think the style of language is cute, or fascinating or whatever, just as long as i like it
 

minimaker

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Origineel geplaatst door Mosch
German for science? Then how come all those books are english?
Lack of scientists? :) My guess: Heinlein felt German to be good for making definitions that can only be understood in one particular way. In English you have a lot of ways to play around with the language which makes that more difficult. Which again is probably why he feels it\'s a good language for lawyers. :)
 

ipaintminis

Active member
i would have to say, i dont know, never seen one, montypython kind then yay. if they wear the typical lumberjack wear then yay,

if their just lumberjacks, the names cute, but id have to say nay.:flip:
 
Too funny;

I love that this thread just own\'t die. Seems to have taken on a whole new life. NOW STOP THE CHATTING AND POST MORE PICTURES!!!! :Dlollollol

@BECCA - and you other ladies, sorry I didn\'t get over to the Kensignton GD store to meet up with Peter last night. Got stuck at the office. They did pay for me to come over here so I felt obligated to actually do some work...lol

I\'ve left for Brussels now, and I was hoping to jump a train up to Antwerp to see if I could hunt down Corvus and Tuubje, but I don\'t think I\'m going to have time for it.

cheers,
Grumb :cool:
 
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