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So um.....wats this thread about?
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Counting
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Well im not 'counting' on this thread entertaining me...!
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You can count?
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HEY LI um... Pink!
HEy so why cnot call gals she in England?? |
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You can count? ![]() ![]() |
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Nope.....im a 35yr old woman who cant count, anybody wanna teach me numbers?
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HEY LI um... Pink! HEy so why cnot call gals she in England?? |
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HEY LI um... Pink! HEy so why cnot call gals she in England?? Taken from a site that explains it better than me! lol! "Sample usage: Father: "We're almost out of food..." Boy: "She's gone to the store." Father: "Who's she? The cat's mother?" Confusing, eh? (Well to us Americans, anyway.) Apparently in much of the English speaking world, it is impolite to use informal pronouns with people to whom one should show respect -- one's mother, father, aunts and uncles, grandparents, etc. The boy should have said something along the lines of "Mother has gone to the store", or even "Mum's out shopping". But he should not use 'she' to refer to his mother. (My friends and I have never heard of this, so I assume this is not done in America. If any of you Americans have something like this where you live, let me know.) And where did the cat come from? Well, a male cat is a tom; a female cat is a she, or more often, a she-cat. So, 'she' is for cats. (And Not Your Mother!) |
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You can count? ![]() one its like a dream come true two jus wanna be with you three boy its plane to see your the only one for me and four repeat steps one two three five make ya fall in love with me... if ever I beleive my work is done... I'll start back at one..... |
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HEY LI um... Pink! HEy so why cnot call gals she in England?? Have i said summit to offend u? |
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Nope.....im a 35yr old woman who cant count, anybody wanna teach me numbers? ![]() |
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HEY LI um... Pink! HEy so why cnot call gals she in England?? Taken from a site that explains it better than me! lol! "Sample usage: Father: "We're almost out of food..." Boy: "She's gone to the store." Father: "Who's she? The cat's mother?" Confusing, eh? (Well to us Americans, anyway.) Apparently in much of the English speaking world, it is impolite to use informal pronouns with people to whom one should show respect -- one's mother, father, aunts and uncles, grandparents, etc. The boy should have said something along the lines of "Mother has gone to the store", or even "Mum's out shopping". But he should not use 'she' to refer to his mother. (My friends and I have never heard of this, so I assume this is not done in America. If any of you Americans have something like this where you live, let me know.) And where did the cat come from? Well, a male cat is a tom; a female cat is a she, or more often, a she-cat. So, 'she' is for cats. (And Not Your Mother!) ![]() |
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Nope.....im a 35yr old woman who cant count, anybody wanna teach me numbers? ![]() Doesthis mean i can go back to school now and try again? |
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HEY LI um... Pink! HEy so why cnot call gals she in England?? Have i said summit to offend u? |
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HEY LI um... Pink! HEy so why cnot call gals she in England?? Have i said summit to offend u? I CALLED YOU A HOMO!!! NOT HER!!!!! |
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HEY LI um... Pink! HEy so why cnot call gals she in England?? Have i said summit to offend u? I CALLED YOU A HOMO!!! NOT HER!!!!! |
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HEY LI um... Pink! HEy so why cnot call gals she in England?? Have i said summit to offend u? I CALLED YOU A HOMO!!! NOT HER!!!!! |
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