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yeti

Hi
je n'ai pas de problème, c'était juste pour dire "un bonjour" à Heather !
(tu vas bien ? Hello )
bye bye
 
Merci, mon ami.....

Je vais bien.....le soleil brille et la neige est en voie de
disparition, qui me rend heureux.
 
Heather a écrit :
Merci, mon ami.....

Je vais bien.....le soleil brille et la neige est en voie de
disparition, qui me rend heureux.
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salut
moi, je suis à Paris (France), et toi ?
 
salut
moi, je suis à Paris (France), et toi ?
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Bonjour matelot :-)
Ce n'est pas un groupe où les grenouilles peuvent chercher les associés
joignants. Veuillez trouver un groupe plus approprié.
 
Jeff Gaines a écrit :
Bonjour matelot :-)
Ce n'est pas un groupe où les grenouilles peuvent chercher les associés
joignants. Veuillez trouver un groupe plus approprié.
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o k
 
Jeff Gaines said:
Bonjour matelot :-)
Ce n'est pas un groupe où les grenouilles peuvent chercher les
associés joignants. Veuillez trouver un groupe plus approprié.
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I think you are being incredibly rude to Yeti and obviously you think I
am also French. NO.....I am Canadian of UK ancestry (see the name
Heather??). And to call both of us "frogs" is so typical of a
snot-nosed Brit!!

I trust you either did not understand how offensive you were being,
which I sincerely doubt, or perhaps you thought it was a joke. I
didn't.....

Heather
 
Heather said:
I think you are being incredibly rude to Yeti and obviously you think I
am also French. NO.....I am Canadian of UK ancestry (see the name
Heather??). And to call both of us "frogs"
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Oh, is that what he said. Damn Limeys!
is so typical of a snot-nosed Brit!!
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Hey, I blow mine regularly!
 
Ant said:
Oh, is that what he said. Damn Limeys!
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Yeah....bloody nerve!! 8-))
Hey, I blow mine regularly!
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Thanks for sharing that.....LOL!!

(I could have said "toffee-nosed", but was not quite sure what it meant
in UK english, mon ami.)
 
Ant said:
Aristocrats get called "toffs", which I suppose is a shortening of it.
Calling someone a "toffee-nosed twat" would mean you think they are
stuck-up or snobbish, a term more applicable to those who aspire to be
like (or try to emulate) the British upper-class.
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I'd use "twit" in most situations. "Twat" is rather (c)rude. Could get
your non-toffee nose flattened. ;-)
 
Ant said:
Aristocrats get called "toffs", which I suppose is a shortening of it.
Calling someone a "toffee-nosed twat" would mean you think they are
stuck-up or snobbish, a term more applicable to those who aspire to be
like (or try to emulate) the British upper-class.
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LOL!! Over here they would be called (among other things)..."nouveau
riche". But having been to the UK, I must say you sure do have multi
levels of upper, middle and lower class. Quite amusing, to be honest.
 
Heather a écrit :
LOL!! Over here they would be called (among other things)..."nouveau
riche". But having been to the UK, I must say you sure do have multi
levels of upper, middle and lower class. Quite amusing, to be honest.
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coucou Heather !!
(je passais sur le Forum)
a reve detchi (bye)
 
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