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message 1751: by Scribble (new)

Scribble Orca (scribbleorca) | 631 comments Hi Kitty thank you. Nice to be here :)


message 1752: by Scribble (last edited Oct 16, 2010 05:30AM) (new)

Scribble Orca (scribbleorca) | 631 comments Gabi wrote: "OK, GN! Au revoir Aussie if you must. 'Fess up m'enfant. Votre ans, s'il vous plait!

I can't stay on line much longer, past my bedtime. OK! say bonsoir, Grandmere!"


Bonne soirée grandmere dorm bien a plu tot


message 1753: by M (new)

M | 113 comments Hi, GN! Welcome to Sherwood Forest. I mean, uhm, to L&G.


message 1754: by Jan (new)

Jan (auntyjan) | 1259 comments Bienvenu a L&G. Tout le monde est tres gentil, ici. Il y a plusieurs jeux. Pour commencer je suggere 'Word Associations'.
A la prochaine!


message 1755: by Ken, Moderator (new)

Ken | 18714 comments Mod
Wow. A lot of Frenchies in the house this morning.


message 1756: by Jan (new)

Jan (auntyjan) | 1259 comments Oui, mais en Australie la nuit descend. Il est dix heures chez moi. Je vais au lit. A demain!


message 1757: by Ken, Moderator (last edited Oct 16, 2010 07:08AM) (new)

Ken | 18714 comments Mod
A demain, ma petite. Et utilizez les italiques quand vous parlez en une langue foreign comme Française, non?


message 1758: by Scribble (last edited Oct 16, 2010 08:20AM) (new)

Scribble Orca (scribbleorca) | 631 comments Jan wrote: "Oui, mais en Australie la nuit descend. Il est dix heures chez moi. Je vais au lit. A demain!"

Dann haettest du zumindest das schoen gemacht! Worauf wartest Du? Jetzt, los! Guten Nacht, schlaft gut, und ich fuehle mich ganz wohl bei Euch! Bis morgen.


message 1759: by Scribble (new)

Scribble Orca (scribbleorca) | 631 comments M wrote: "Hi, GN! Welcome to Sherwood Forest. I mean, uhm, to L&G."

Maid Marian, the pleasure is all mine. Certainly a more entertaining reception than P & G.

(oh dear, this is going to degenerate...)


message 1760: by Scribble (new)

Scribble Orca (scribbleorca) | 631 comments Newengland wrote: "Wow. A lot of Frenchies in the house this morning."

Le lettres plus belle, ca?


message 1761: by Scribble (new)

Scribble Orca (scribbleorca) | 631 comments Jan wrote: "Bienvenu a L&G. Tout le monde est tres gentil, ici. Il y a plusieurs jeux. Pour commencer je suggere 'Word Associations'.
A la prochaine!"


Alors, allons. On parole!


message 1762: by M (new)

M | 113 comments Maid Marian? When was the last time you saw a maid who needed to shave? Now that I think of it, I used to date a drama teacher who needed a shave (I figured it was because she was black Irish), and then there was the medical student who bleached her mustache.


message 1763: by Scribble (new)

Scribble Orca (scribbleorca) | 631 comments M wrote: "Maid Marian? When was the last time you saw a maid who needed to shave? Now that I think of it, I used to date a drama teacher who needed a shave (I figured it was because she was black Irish), and..."

ah, how daft of me. You meant M for Merry Men!


message 1764: by M (new)

M | 113 comments Or Merrie Melodies. I get no respect. When I die, they'll print my obituary in the Daily Laughs column.


message 1765: by Jan (new)

Jan (auntyjan) | 1259 comments Perhaps you should become a stand-up comedian...somebody give him a Mike!


message 1766: by Jan (new)

Jan (auntyjan) | 1259 comments Now he's knocked over his drink! Give him a Rag,lan, I mean, Jan.


message 1767: by Scribble (new)

Scribble Orca (scribbleorca) | 631 comments Young lady, it is waaaaaaay past your bedtime!


message 1768: by Jan (new)

Jan (auntyjan) | 1259 comments 1. I'm not young, but thankyou.
2. It's not midnight yet.
3. Does G N stand for Go Now?
4. Must I?


message 1769: by Scribble (last edited Oct 16, 2010 01:34PM) (new)

Scribble Orca (scribbleorca) | 631 comments 1. With pleasure.
2. Perth location, of course.
3. Gosh, No.
4. Ditto!


message 1770: by M (new)

M | 113 comments G N, what languages are you fluent in other than English, French, and German?


message 1771: by Jan (new)

Jan (auntyjan) | 1259 comments Arabic?


message 1772: by Scribble (new)

Scribble Orca (scribbleorca) | 631 comments لاهذا

Oh, M (sigh). As head of MI6, I thought Q would have at least explained Babelfish.

Jan...you've been checking book upload data, haven't you?


message 1773: by M (new)

M | 113 comments I always think of M as James Bond's boss, who has a great-looking secretary with a surprisingly American accent. When I was four years old, Dad took me to a drive-in theater to see Thunderball, still my favorite of the Bond movies. I've probably seen it ten times.


message 1774: by Debbie, sardonic princess of cheerfulness (new)

Debbie (sardonicprincessofcheerfulness) | 6389 comments Mod
If GN is 11, he/she is an absolute prodigy. So I will ask.....GN, what does the series of statements at the top of your profile refer to? Some have thought the '11' refers to your age;-)


message 1775: by Debbie, sardonic princess of cheerfulness (new)

Debbie (sardonicprincessofcheerfulness) | 6389 comments Mod
Oh!! You have changed it....so do you really reside in Egypt or was that a tease too?


message 1776: by M (new)

M | 113 comments Maybe he lives in Egypt, Texas.


message 1777: by Ken, Moderator (new)

Ken | 18714 comments Mod
There's an Egypt, Maine. The Beans live there.


message 1778: by M (new)

M | 113 comments Would that be the descendents of Leon Leonwood?


message 1779: by Ken, Moderator (new)

Ken | 18714 comments Mod
No. Carolyn Chute The Beans of Egypt, Maine by Carolyn Chute . Have no desire to read the book, trust me.

As for the name "Bean," it is endemic (pandemic? epidemic?) in Maine. Seriously. Check the mailboxes in any town. Beans know how to propagate.


message 1780: by Savvy (new)

Savvy  (savvysuzdolcefarniente) | 1458 comments G N wrote: "لاهذا
Oh, M (sigh). As head of MI6, I thought Q would have at least explained Babelfish.

I like Google translator better!

Welcome G N!!!... with no regard to your personal specifics...it appears you've arrived on planet L&G very well armed!
Be sure and check out all the secret places we've coded in here!

:-) Savvy



message 1781: by Ken, Moderator (new)

Ken | 18714 comments Mod
Well-armed? Then (s)he hasn't read Hemingway's A Farewell To...," apparently.


message 1782: by Savvy (new)

Savvy  (savvysuzdolcefarniente) | 1458 comments Oh and I forgot to tell you...

da dikkat edin bu konu üzerinde büyükleri söylediklerine ... Onlar bilge bilgeler olduğu bilinmektedir!

Savvy


message 1783: by Ken, Moderator (new)

Ken | 18714 comments Mod
Oh, Lord. The Tower of Babel thread. What next? Four Riders of the Apocalypse?


message 1784: by Jan (new)

Jan (auntyjan) | 1259 comments Languages and Grammar!


message 1785: by Scribble (last edited Oct 17, 2010 03:01AM) (new)

Scribble Orca (scribbleorca) | 631 comments Debbie wrote: "If GN is 11, he/she is an absolute prodigy. So I will ask.....GN, what does the series of statements at the top of your profile refer to? Some have thought the '11' refers to your age;-)"

goodreads glitch. i claim no responsibility.

Susanne (Savvy Suz) wrote: "Oh and I forgot to tell you...

da dikkat edin bu konu üzerinde büyükleri söylediklerine ... Onlar bilge bilgeler olduğu bilinmektedir!


c'è sempre qualcuno che rompe le scatole

Newengland wrote: "Oh, Lord. The Tower of Babel thread. What next? Four Riders of the Apocalypse?"

a polyglot paradise.

Gabi wrote: "Weeere baa-aack!

Where is that cheeky boy! Welcome child, whatever your age."


otherwise occupied. Thank you :)


message 1786: by Ken, Moderator (new)

Ken | 18714 comments Mod
I suspect GN is female and younger than me, if not young. Occupied with (or at least by) words.

Say what she will (and she won't), I guess I get to make the call. ;-)


message 1787: by Ken, Moderator (new)

Ken | 18714 comments Mod
Such a hostess, that Gabi! I think I'm close to retirement.


message 1788: by M (new)

M | 113 comments I figure G N is some old professor who's been around the world and seen it all--"seen the elephant and heard the lion roar," as folks around here say, though with a slightly different implication.


message 1789: by Scribble (new)

Scribble Orca (scribbleorca) | 631 comments Gabi wrote: "We are here to delight you only!"

Yes, you do, and yourselves, as well :), happily so.

I'm not going to 'fess up, deny being someone's old professor, or anyone else's grandchild. If you want to know my gender, read Chapter 1 in my writing.

I need some time sticky-beaking (jan, gabi flag the idiom) around your threads, to see whether I can devise something of interest for you.

til then, it's back to quantum physics.


message 1790: by M (new)

M | 113 comments Is it true that quantum ducks go quark, quark?


message 1791: by Ruth (new)

Ruth | 16546 comments Mod
Ha!


message 1792: by Scribble (last edited Oct 17, 2010 10:14AM) (new)

Scribble Orca (scribbleorca) | 631 comments aardvark


message 1793: by Ken, Moderator (last edited Oct 17, 2010 10:52AM) (new)

Ken | 18714 comments Mod
What sound does an aardvark make?


message 1794: by Ruth (new)

Ruth | 16546 comments Mod
A very aad sound.


message 1795: by Debbie, sardonic princess of cheerfulness (new)

Debbie (sardonicprincessofcheerfulness) | 6389 comments Mod
Nono! Vaaaarkkk!


message 1796: by Carol (last edited Oct 17, 2010 11:47AM) (new)

Carol | 10410 comments Is aardvark a new member. He sure speaks volumes. If not he should be our new logo. LOL


message 1797: by Ken, Moderator (new)

Ken | 18714 comments Mod
Language Aardvarks and Grammar Zebras.


message 1798: by M (new)

M | 113 comments Do earth pigs live in New Zealand?


message 1799: by Ruth (new)

Ruth | 16546 comments Mod
Earth pigs are all over. Look around you.


message 1800: by M (new)

M | 113 comments What will they make shoe polish out of when kiwis become extinct?


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