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Yes, you are! Not only that, sister. They were all Tolkien references. That's seriously impressive. You deserve it. 
AS for the rest... I'm a Tolkien freak... so... that's not impressive... that's actually (and I'm quite sure of that) almost a disease... hehehehehe Maybe when I finally get to go to Middle-earth, I mean, New Zealand, it will fade a bit.... or get worse... oh well... I'll have to wait and see....
Huahuahuahuahua!!
Shine!! You are awesome!! And you're the queen of cool!!!
I'm just a mere subject!!!
Oh ok then... hehehehe
It gets confusing sometimes... the other day I was reading a book and the guy in the book said he was feeling "thick"... so I google it, and there were just so many ways it could be used in each English speaking country... huahuahuahua but it's cool!!! I got the meaning that fit the story....
It gets confusing sometimes... the other day I was reading a book and the guy in the book said he was feeling "thick"... so I google it, and there were just so many ways it could be used in each English speaking country... huahuahuahua but it's cool!!! I got the meaning that fit the story....
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But that meaning alredy exists....
Here is what I found out...
thick
in England this means a person is stupid.e.g '1+4 isn't 6,don't be so thick' 'are you thick! don't put your finger there'. originally thick head,or fat head but thick sounds better. if your an american in england, calling a girl thick will not go down well.it will mean that you think she is a dumb arse.
in ENGLAND : 'mate you are so thick, 1 squared isn't 2'.
in america, ( a great country, i've been on holiday):'that girl is thick'*.
*(for the english, thick in america means not skinny but not fat- a good shape)
And that was what the author meant!!
Here is what I found out...
thick
in England this means a person is stupid.e.g '1+4 isn't 6,don't be so thick' 'are you thick! don't put your finger there'. originally thick head,or fat head but thick sounds better. if your an american in england, calling a girl thick will not go down well.it will mean that you think she is a dumb arse.
in ENGLAND : 'mate you are so thick, 1 squared isn't 2'.
in america, ( a great country, i've been on holiday):'that girl is thick'*.
*(for the english, thick in america means not skinny but not fat- a good shape)
And that was what the author meant!!
But that meaning alredy exists....
Here is what I found out...
thick
in England this means a person is stupid.e.g '1+4 isn't 6,don't be so thick' 'are you thick! don't put your finger there'. originally thick head,or fat head but thick sounds better. if your an american in england, calling a girl thick will not go down well.it will mean that you think she is a dumb arse.
in ENGLAND : 'mate you are so thick, 1 squared isn't 2'.
in america, ( a great country, i've been on holiday):'that girl is thick'*.
*(for the english, thick in america means not skinny but not fat- a good shape)
And that was what the author meant!!
Here is what I found out...
thick
in England this means a person is stupid.e.g '1+4 isn't 6,don't be so thick' 'are you thick! don't put your finger there'. originally thick head,or fat head but thick sounds better. if your an american in england, calling a girl thick will not go down well.it will mean that you think she is a dumb arse.
in ENGLAND : 'mate you are so thick, 1 squared isn't 2'.
in america, ( a great country, i've been on holiday):'that girl is thick'*.
*(for the english, thick in america means not skinny but not fat- a good shape)
And that was what the author meant!!
Oh ok..we say "thick-headed" here in the states. I guess they say "thick" in england. They say a lot of things differently. For example, we call the luggage compartment of a car a 'trunk' and they call it a 'boot'
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Oh ok..we say "thick-headed" here in the states. I guess they say "thick" in england. They say a lot of things differently. For example, we call the luggage compartment of a car a 'trunk' and they call it a 'boot'
Well, I don't know if he's a member of CC.... (perhaps he is and he's using some vague user name.)
But my crush today is Wind-In-His-Hair from "Dances With Wolves."
But my crush today is Wind-In-His-Hair from "Dances With Wolves."
Did someone feel a breeze in here or is it just me!
Well, I don't know if he's a member of CC.... (perhaps he is and he's using some vague user name.)
But my crush today is Wind-In-His-Hair from "Dances With Wolves."
But my crush today is Wind-In-His-Hair from "Dances With Wolves."
I'm thinking the perfect line to use on him would go something like, "Hey there, Wind-In-Your-Hair... How about being the Wind-Beneath-My-Wings..."
Did someone feel a breeze in here or is it just me!
Did someone feel a breeze in here or is it just me!
Just one other thought, Violet.
If by some chance you DO find your crush here... and he goes by the name "Passing-Wind"... Uh... Well.
Just make sure you know the reason why... BEFORE you ask him out.
You might need to bring a fan. And preferably a high-powered one at that.