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QUOTE (sureeyesawake @ Jul 20 2007, 10:56 PM) I've been enjoying this thread, too, and I have to say, Sally, I'm totally impressed with your ability to make these! They're great! I can't do anything like this. Aw, thanks! Anybody could learn how to…
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whoah. you guys know so many songs! I am seriously impressed. I am now ashamed of my paltry song knowledge...I think my list would be mostly Disney songs...
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aaw, Katie I love you
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QUOTE (Jellobomb @ Jul 19 2007, 08:40 PM) maybe i'm justa pretentious fuck, idk, but i say film. i'm from new jersey. lol! Well, that explains it- NJ is ten times cooler than MA. So don't say "pretentious." Say "awesome."
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maybe it's just a northeast US thing? Or maybe just a Boston thing? I dunno, I've just never heard anybody use "film" conversationally. Like, "What's that new Robbin Williams film?" or "What's that film with Robbin Williams?" would be really weird. …
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QUOTE (Electra @ Jul 19 2007, 07:06 PM) Also, Sally - when Damian says pants over here, it's not so bad Most Brits understand most American words, pants being one of them. There're so many American movies and tv shows that we're used to it all. It…
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HAHAHA!!! I love that red pants story! You know what would be awesome? If during a UK concert, Damian started talking about his red pants during banter time. That's so funny that only a Harry Potter character and your friend actually say blimey…
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oo! Funny story about that chips one- my friend went to the UK for vacation and ordered chips and got fries instead and was all confused...actually, that's not all that funny...well, it was in the telling, hehehe. apartment / flat football / soccer…
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QUOTE (Electra @ Jul 19 2007, 08:04 AM) Hahaha! Oh Sally, you and your love of British men I'm surrounded by them and just can't appreciate the awesomeness I'm afraid... *sigh* oo, it's kind of like how the Greek godesses got tired with the gods a…
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I don't think he means "jerk." He just means cocky and provocative, in-your-face, rebellious, unconventional, confident...which is cool. Well, for example, being "badass" is a good thing...it's colloquial...not the dictionary definition of "asshole"…
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QUOTE (mixtape @ Jul 18 2007, 10:14 PM) Sweets. aaa!!! I am totally going to say that from now on! Thx!
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thx, ih7*s! ooo, look at Damian's hair! hehe, it's so wild in that pic- wilder than usual. Has it gotten longer?
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I'm so mad! There was this British comedian on Last Comic Standing and he was HILARIOUS!!! He was making fun of how Americans love to sue and everything he said was INCREDIBLY FUNNY. He was, by far, the best comic there. Yet he didn't make it throug…
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QUOTE (Electra @ Jul 18 2007, 12:58 PM) ^^ Yeah, we have Britain's Got Talent, and the top act performs at the Royal Variety Show, which is basically a show for the royal family that gets televised... Fun stuff I heard them say something about th…