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Monica Posted Wed 05 Nov, 2008 5:34 PM |
| I knew the differences in meaning ;) What I wanted to say is that when I listen to songs that are not in Spanish I can't picture what the singer says. Understand? It matters if I read the lyrics but not if I just listen to the song :p That's why I said that for me those words are the same :) |
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Fran Posted Wed 05 Nov, 2008 8:21 PM |
| The lyric felt too laboured when sung so I changed it. AND I think "picked" is better as for me it is a more feminine thing to do to a guy than press his shirt. |
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Turtleneck Posted Wed 05 Nov, 2008 9:03 PM |
Fran wrote: The lyric felt too laboured when sung so I changed it. AND I think "picked" is better as for me it is a more feminine thing to do to a guy than press his shirt.
Thanks for the answer. I must get back to my ironing.
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minnmess Posted Wed 05 Nov, 2008 9:11 PM |
Turtleneck wrote: Fran wrote: The lyric felt too laboured when sung so I changed it. AND I think "picked" is better as for me it is a more feminine thing to do to a guy than press his shirt.
Thanks for the answer. I must get back to my ironing.
in that dress you could get a "soda pop" Kayte |
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Turtleneck Posted Wed 05 Nov, 2008 9:13 PM |
| I'm sure J. Smith's girlfriend both picked and pressed the shirt, whether it made it into the song or not. She probably had to wash it, too. And hang it up for him when she was done! |
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minnmess Posted Wed 05 Nov, 2008 9:17 PM |
Turtleneck wrote: I'm sure J. Smith's girlfriend both picked and pressed the shirt, whether it made it into the song or not. She probably had to wash it, too. And hang it up for him when she was done!
men, I tell ya!
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leticia Posted Wed 05 Nov, 2008 9:22 PM |
Fran wrote: The lyric felt too laboured when sung so I changed it. AND I think "picked" is better as for me it is a more feminine thing to do to a guy than press his shirt.
AMEN TO THAT! : ) Not all men think the same... |
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mili Posted Wed 05 Nov, 2008 9:26 PM |
Turtleneck wrote: Fran wrote: The lyric felt too laboured when sung so I changed it. AND I think "picked" is better as for me it is a more feminine thing to do to a guy than press his shirt.
Thanks for the answer. I must get back to my ironing.
I just finished, two hours while watching tv. The hubby usually does some ironing on Saturday mornings, so it's not all down to me. |
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minnmess Posted Wed 05 Nov, 2008 9:33 PM |
man, i never iron. If things are wrinkly i wet them and throw them in the drier for a few minutes. Or just wet it and lay it/hang it out.
You people are dedicated. |
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Nikki Posted Wed 05 Nov, 2008 10:08 PM |
LOL @ Kayte's pic.
Thanks for the answer Francis. :)
B(L)T: I rarely iron either. I use the dryer. hehe. :O)
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minnmess Posted Wed 05 Nov, 2008 11:04 PM |
Nikki wrote: LOL @ Kayte's pic.
Thanks for the answer Francis. :)
B(L)T: I rarely iron either. I use the dryer. hehe. :O)
B(L)T's have to stick together.
PS-i love when you call his Francis, lol |
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RUTHIEBABE00 Posted Thu 06 Nov, 2008 12:53 AM |
| Just catching up a wee bit on here.. lol - Have to say... if it was originally "pressed" then it means that the boys are not shy in picking up an iron!!! yeah!!!!????!!!!! lol - stop by if you so feel the need... I've always a mountain of ironing to get through most days! ;o) |
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mili Posted Thu 06 Nov, 2008 7:53 AM |
minnmess wrote: man, i never iron. If things are wrinkly i wet them and throw them in the drier for a few minutes. Or just wet it and lay it/hang it out.
You people are dedicated.
We don't have a drier, they're not that common here.
What do you do with shirts, or don't you wear them? |
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minnmess Posted Thu 06 Nov, 2008 1:30 PM |
mili wrote: minnmess wrote: man, i never iron. If things are wrinkly i wet them and throw them in the drier for a few minutes. Or just wet it and lay it/hang it out.
You people are dedicated.
We don't have a drier, they're not that common here.
What do you do with shirts, or don't you wear them?
i do tend to wear shirts. For the sake of modesty and all.
I dont really own many shirts that require ironing. And those that do get the same wet drier/hang out treatment. |
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Turtleneck Posted Thu 06 Nov, 2008 2:31 PM |
RUTHIEBABE00 wrote: Just catching up a wee bit on here.. lol - Have to say... if it was originally "pressed" then it means that the boys are not shy in picking up an iron!!! yeah!!!!????!!!!! lol - stop by if you so feel the need... I've always a mountain of ironing to get through most days! ;o)
"Friends" is sung from a woman's perspective. See Fran's blog of Jan. 5, 2008:
"Wrote a new song today called "Friends". Written from girl to boy who treats her like shit." |
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