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weirdmom Posted Tue 05 Feb, 2008 3:03 AM |
heysupernova wrote: mmm i saw smooth peanut butter and it looked delicious, but then, besides it, it was the crunchy one (thankssss), sooo i guess i'll buy a small quantity of both, and then let you know my final resolution of this tough, personal decision ;)
I'll pray for you. |
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ricv64 Posted Tue 05 Feb, 2008 4:10 AM |
heysupernova wrote: mmm i saw smooth peanut butter and it looked delicious, but then, besides it, it was the crunchy one (thankssss), sooo i guess i'll buy a small quantity of both, and then let you know my final resolution of this tough, personal decision ;)
try it on flour tortillas or sourdough bread , NXT LVL ! |
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mili Posted Tue 05 Feb, 2008 6:31 AM |
heysupernova wrote: mmm i saw smooth peanut butter and it looked delicious, but then, besides it, it was the crunchy one (thankssss), sooo i guess i'll buy a small quantity of both, and then let you know my final resolution of this tough, personal decision ;)
My son's very keen on both types, and now his friends are into it too. I get a steady flow of little lads for a snack of cocoa, small bagels and peanut butter. They actually dunk the bagle into cocoa... |
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bara Posted Tue 05 Feb, 2008 7:44 AM |
I've learned so much English. (yep, i have been worse in this language xD unbelievable)
I met so many friends
I learned that you can risk something
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spid Posted Tue 05 Feb, 2008 9:47 AM |
i've learnt all sorts of computery stuff - pop ups, etc
iv'e learnt about 'woot'
i've learnt about 'cougars'
i've learnt about life in different countries
and i've met some great peole
and i've learnt i'm about the 4th oldest on the board! |
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mili Posted Tue 05 Feb, 2008 10:00 AM |
| I've learnt loads of stuff, for example I had never heard of dulce de leche before... |
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I Came in Through the Bathroom Window Posted Tue 05 Feb, 2008 11:09 AM |
mili wrote: I've learnt loads of stuff, for example I had never heard of dulce de leche before...
I tend to talk a little too much about dulce de leche, sorry!
Peanut butter for Anne = dulce de leche for me xD |
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heysupernova Posted Tue 05 Feb, 2008 12:17 PM |
I Came in Through the Bathroom Window wrote: mili wrote: I've learnt loads of stuff, for example I had never heard of dulce de leche before...
I tend to talk a little too much about dulce de leche, sorry!
Peanut butter for Anne = dulce de leche for me xD
uhh dulce de leche is called 'manjar' here!!! (it's sort of the same thing, but not the same haha) sooo delicious!!! i can finally understand your peanut butter & dulce de leche issues :P |
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Monica Posted Tue 05 Feb, 2008 3:58 PM |
Turtleneck wrote: 1. A word that is perfectly harmless in your language is slang for male genitalia in another. Eggs, eggs, eggs.
2. I can now laugh in English (ha ha) or in Spanish (ja ja), but not in Polish (see #1).
Jajajajaja, good one ;) |
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Scottish Dubliner Posted Tue 05 Feb, 2008 4:01 PM |
Esteban wrote: There ARE lots of ridiculously nice people around, you just have to know where to look.
Really like it here.
I agree with this but unfortunately there are some spectacularly complete and utter @rseheads who talk the most ridiculous amounts of @rse-Gravy on here too !!
On a side note I've learned sh!t happens when you least expect it to, sometimes it's a pleasant surprise and other times it's a sh!storm but hey that's life, buy a hat.
Dubz
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ricv64 Posted Tue 05 Feb, 2008 4:02 PM |
| Hello Goosey |
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goosey_84 Posted Tue 05 Feb, 2008 4:11 PM |
ricv64 wrote: I Came in Through the Bathroom Window wrote:
- That LA steals SF's water xD.
FACE ! Goosey , you hear that ? FACE !
*gasp* Juli how DARE you!!! LOL
ric...'stab you in the face' has evolved to 'stab you in the neck' with one of my friends! hahaha i love it!
mmm gonna go enjoy a tall glass of water!~ ;) |
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sorry angel Posted Tue 05 Feb, 2008 5:24 PM |
Hanne wrote: Apart from the things you mention, I've also learned that not all national stereotypes are true :o)
Example: French people don't speak English. We've got the proof right here that some of them do speak English extremely well...
I concur!! |
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Moray Posted Tue 05 Feb, 2008 5:45 PM |
| I've learned that what I think I'm writing about and what people are actually reading are poles apart! |
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heysupernova Posted Tue 05 Feb, 2008 5:53 PM |
| there's one things for me to learn though... was does "Dubz" mean? is it like 'cheers', or maybe 'greetings'? is it a nickname? hummm :S |
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