>
> > See, this is why I don't like to correct people as I sound
like
> an
> > English teacher!!!!
>
> At least you don't look like an English teacher!
>
> ...well not unless you have invested in some elbow pads since we
last
> met.
>
> ;-)

--Well, actually, All of my English teachers from school were short
women with appauling dress sense!

.........Sound familliar..?
> > >
> > -- I try to be constructive too, although sometime I worry that
I
> >
> You can also run in to prejudice (the type with the small "p" - not
> rampant racism style prejudice) and find that a person is unable to
> to hear your critisism because they have an opinion about you that
> prevents them from taking it. For example an older person may not
> think a younger person knows anything about life yet or a yonger
> person may think that everybody over 30 doesn't know anything about
> popular music.

--I very much dislike it when older people refuse to listen to the
younger generation because they think they know better. As I always
say; "It is an ignorant man who believes he knows everything and has
nothing left to learn"

>> > On the other hand, when I am
> > making a joke about something people never know whether or not I
am
> > being serious. For example, the other day, a girl on my course
> asked
> > me: "Do you have a kitchen in your house?" and I replied: "No, I
> have
> > to build a fire outside and cook that way"......The woman
actually
> > believed me!!!!!!!!
>
> LOL! I wish I was there to see that. I'd have been rolling around
the
> floor. I once went to a LNO in the late days of LOOT (when I hadn't
> been writing for about a year and all the newbies didn't know me).
> Because I didn't know anyone I decided to tell everyone I met that
I
> was IWETEC. I got about four people before someone that did know me
> recognised me and blew my cover.
>
> > .....Anyway...
>
> I think you mean "anyhoo"...
>

--I think the word I am looking for is Oh-Kaaay....

> >
> > > >> > > I had a beautiful dinner today... :))
> >
> > -- Mmmmmm....Dinner! :o)
>
> Dinner beats the weather as a conversation topic.

-- Mmmmmm......Weather! :o)
>
> >
> >
> > (Ignor that, we like our people to be
> > well spoken!) ;o) The English langauge is actually made up as it
> goes
> > along; it's got bits of Greek, Latin, Anglo-Saxon (or whatever),
> > French and gaelic.
>
> ...and hopefully a bit of Klingon soon!

-- Yay! Klingon!
>
> > >
> > --Stop mentioning dinner! I'm soooooooooo hungry!
>
> Does that work with other things as well? If it does I might start
> mentioning posting five pound notes to Big Mac a lot!

--(que irritating A-merican accent) What-Eveeerr!
>
> > >.
> >
> > -- Fear not, Babe! For I am hear now!!!! :o)
>
> <elbow patch mode>
> You mean you are "here" now.
> </elbow patch mode>
>
-- Actually, I meant I CAN hear now! (honest!) I wasn't writing
before because I had a sudden case of cyber-Deafness. (Really!)

>> Shame you missed the spelling lession when they taught the
> word "luckily"!

-- I had noticed that, but after the message had been posted! D'oh!
>
> (Just kidding, my spelling is worse than yours.) ;-)


-- We all know that! Sometimes I just throw in deliberate spelling
mistakes to make you feel better! ;o)
>
> I think it is London rather than England that is the problem. There
> are a lot of people (in the "yoof" culture) that seem to enjoy
using
> words incorrectly.


-- Innit! (I promise I will never use that "word" again!)
>
> >> Do you actually speak any Gaelic? I don't think that you can say
it
> is your language if they only speak English in the place your
> ancestors come from. Otherwise I could say that my native language
> was Anglo-Saxon. The only Anglo-Saxon word I can think of (at the
> moment) is "apple".

-- Actually, they do speak Gaelic where I come from. But both
parents are English speakers, so I only know a few bits and pieces
now as I don't know any Gaelic speakers. Therefore, I am a tad
rusty! :o(

>
> I suppose a person's idea of a cool language depends partly on
where
> they think they might like to travel. Do you want to go to Japan or
> India?

-- Hell Yeah! This is why I don't like the European languages
Because when I (eventually) travel the world I want to avoid Europe
completely! Yeaughch! Horrid Place!
>
>
> I get facinated by the fact that we are something like 95 percent
> genitcally identical to chimpansees. I also wonder if there are any
> other hair, skin or eye colours that we could evolve later on.

-- Hurrah! Florecant Pink! :o)
>
>
> >
> > -- YES! Share the love man! :o)
>
> > > NOTED, KISS YOU!
> >
> > --Not THAT kind of love! LoL!
>
> Damn, I was just going to get my camcorder! ;-)


-- Haha! Too late!
>
>> > -- Alina means "Noble", it's Arabic I think. My name
> > means "Defender of Humanity" :o)
>
> Where did you find that? Alina isn't in my name dictionary.
>
-- Hehe, I have my sources! Actually, I am just full of useless
information which may come in handy someday!

Power to the People,
Jersie Dee x