@ajadrage:
Your usage of language is most impressive! Particularly your allotments and allocations of alliteration! Please, continue to favor us with more of your postings!

speak nigrish sir

What is "nigrish"?

Ontogeny recapitulates phylogeny!

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Person:   Steve Martin

Place:      Salem, Massachusetts

Thing:      Soup Mug


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@orbaxy:
Count yourself lucky. You know what kind of person this lady is BEFORE you've invested your time with her. If you are not amenable to her terms, then it's obvious that the relationship is not destined to work out. You and she can, thus, both look elsewhere.

Were one to address the topic by its title, one would have to say that the toughest thing about love is DEFINING it.

Please explain, ceeplus, how you knew "the first day (you) met her" that you loved and cherished her. This isn't "love" my friend, it's infatuation.

Person: Paris Hilton

Place: Port Harcourt

Thing: Purple Heart


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Jack Frost nipping at your nose,

How's that again, Emmyk?

Well, I don't know about the length of the "books," but this thread is not one of the longer ones I've encountered.

Person: Bob Vila

Place: Burlington, Vermont

Thing: Blue Vuvuzela


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@mukina2:
LOL! Well, let me explain that I'm neither upset nor angry, but it sometimes frustrates me that I cannot follow some of the threads here because of my unfamiliarity with the languages in which the posts are made.

If you want a mink coat, you might shop at a "furrier."

If you were very cold, "wood" you build a fire?

Person: Ben Johnson (professional athlete)

Place: Bath, Jamaica

Thing: Blue Jeep


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mukina2:

abeg ika tell your oyinbo to pack well oh na efritin e suppose know?

tell him in this unifersity of jaipur on tibet side of taiwan we speak splinglish and pammlish

Well, as I've said, my Pidgin leaves a lot to be desired (unfortunately), but I do recognize the word "oyinbo." To whom do you refer, here?

For the last time, I don't have time to time your sprint!

@mukina2:
Ika stole something from you?!? Are you sure? That's a very serious accusation. And, with all due respect, it's also very difficult to believe that the ever-delightful ikamefa, who has been so wonderful, friendly and helpful to me in the time I've been on board here would ever engage in such scurrlious activity as theft of anything from anybody.

In my sentence, I would have had "had," had "had" not been used FOUR times!

(I suppose that doesn't count, does it?)

Hmmmm--Unfortunately, I'm not well-versed in Pidgin, as ikamefa can tell you. She and iice have always more than helpful to me as I work on trying to learn it. I'm indebted to them for their ongoing assistance!

Might I please ask for a translation of your posting into proper English?

Does that mean you're fond of "knight"?

[b]B[/b]unmi [b]E[/b]nters [b]A[/b]fter [b]N[/b]igel [b]S[/b]peaks.

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I appreciate your interpretation, ajadrage, but it's obvious that it means something--everything does, after all, mean something.

My inquiry seeks a bit more specificity, if you will.

Care to clarify?

mukina2:

if i jam you for corner today you go hear wheen

Ika thief my sontin, no worries i'll settle it with her very soon, you'[ll see her in bandages

I'm afraid I don't understand. What does "Ika thief my sontin" mean?