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Where is what's her name?
Lol
Read martin and michaelnewpoort instead. "singlemalt" a écrit dans le message de ... No disrespect intended but there used to be a lady who lived in Italy and posted frequently on this board. I have forgotten her nom de ordinateur and I just realized yesterday that I had not seen her postings for some time. She was very civilized and measured in her postings, a Princeton grad, I believe, and made, IMO, many valuable contributions. Any 411, anyone?. If Ms. Mystery Lady is reading this, your presence is missed. |
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Where is what's her name?
Did you notice you weren't the lady he referred to ????
"EvelynVogtGamble(Divamanque)" a écrit dans le message de ... JohnT wrote: "singlemalt" wrote in message ... No disrespect intended but there used to be a lady who lived in Italy and posted frequently on this board. I have forgotten her nom de ordinateur and I just realized yesterday that I had not seen her postings for some time. She was very civilized and measured in her postings, a Princeton grad, I believe, and made, IMO, many valuable contributions. Any 411, anyone?. If Ms. Mystery Lady is reading this, your presence is missed. I assume that you mean Barbara Vaughan. And wtf is a 411? "411" is the number Americans dial for telephone "Information". Since cellphone texting has further corrupted our language, it is the abbreviation used instead of the more comprehensible "info". |
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Where is what's her name?
Because he is in love with a diploma.
"yeadeagisss" a écrit dans le message de ... singlemalt wrote: BTW, what the **** does "wtf" stand for? Whiskey tango foxtrot, of course. Why do you ask? |
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Where is what's her name?
wrote in message ... Way to be parochial. Unfortunately none of us realize we are being parochial if it is something we say on a regular basis in our everyday lives. Which is the definition of parochialism: "I don't care" or "I never check these things" Cheers, George W Russell Bangalore |
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Where is what's her name?
On Mon, 4 Aug 2008 18:31:15 +0100, JohnT wrote:
Barbara Vaughan got fed up and left along with Padraig and DFM -- M.......... google-groups killfiled Removing clothing to email |
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Where is what's her name?
"M......." wrote in message ... On Mon, 4 Aug 2008 18:31:15 +0100, JohnT wrote: Barbara Vaughan got fed up and left along with Padraig and DFM Yeah, driven away by the off-topic crap. Alan Harrison |
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Where is what's her name?
On Aug 5, 1:55*am, "grusl" wrote:
wrote in message ... Way to be parochial. Unfortunately none of us realize we are being parochial if it is something we say on a regular basis in our everyday lives. Which is the definition of parochialism: "I don't care" or "I never check these things" Not by most definitions. The usual definition is something associated with "narrow view". He took it further to suggest that it was an "unconscious" narrow view. You are suggesting a more self fulfilling form. Basically the expression was a colloquialism. I think it is a quick leap from using informal language to being parochial. |
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Where is what's her name?
No, by the martin michaelnewpoort gang
Yeah it's the same "ALAN HARRISON" a écrit dans le message de ... "M......." wrote in message ... On Mon, 4 Aug 2008 18:31:15 +0100, JohnT wrote: Barbara Vaughan got fed up and left along with Padraig and DFM Yeah, driven away by the off-topic crap. Alan Harrison |
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