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fear of shiz
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I was.

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Euphrasie
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Often times I wish I were.

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TrollGurl_76?
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Says who?

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FlyByNight
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Generally the same people who like scarry movies also like roller coasters. Sounds like we got some roller coaster buffs in the making.

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jaimilyn
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For the record, I love roller coasters, but hate scary movies.

I just like to be against the odds [Smile]

ETA: oh, and hubby like scary movies, but can't stand roller coasters.

[ July 03, 2006, 10:20 AM: Message edited by: jaimilyn ]

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Euphrasie
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Not sure how you draw that conclusion...were there some scary movie references, and I missed them? [Dont Know]

I'm with you jaimlyn.

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FlyByNight
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quote:
My toddler loves it when I roar loudly at him, he loves to be scared.

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Euphrasie
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Oh right. Okay. I don't think they're really scared though. [Razz]

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TrollGurl_76?
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Rwar!

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Euphrasie
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You and your pathetic ROAR!

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TrollGurl_76?
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Hmph.

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Euphrasie
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That's not a word.

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TrollGurl_76?
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Is too.

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FlyByNight
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Είναι αυτό μια λέξη [Taunt]

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Euphrasie
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I'm not even gonna translate that, but I assume it's Greek. Or at least transliterated in Greek letters.

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FlyByNight
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But translation is so easy at Babelfish

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TrollGurl_76?
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Actually, it appears to be four words.

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Euphrasie
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Except in English, in which "He is this a word" appears to be five words.

(I know about babelfish, but I was lazy...and on the way out the door to library storytime at the moment.)

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FlyByNight
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I would be surprised if Greek's version of the verb to be isn't gender specific, based on these results. So the phrase, "Is this a word" would not have an exact match in Greek.

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Euphrasie
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I figured. [Wink]

I'm usually pretty good at retranslating what babelfish spits out. I just like to give everyone a hard time. [Big Grin]

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TrollGurl_76?
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How do you feel about the contraction a'ight? I seem to be using it a lot lately. I'm afraid I might be too white to pull it off.

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Euphrasie
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Yeah.

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TrollGurl_76?
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Hmph.

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JennaDean
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I only use it when I'm being sarcastic. I never use it in my "real me" voice.

Because I'm definitely too white.

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Euphrasie
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I'm so white, I don't even know how you'd pronounce that. "Aww-ite?"

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JennaDean
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No, no. You have to have almost a southern accent in it. Like a southern "I" that sounds almost like a short "A". "A'ight?"

Come on, you've heard it. Haven't you ever watched "The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air"?

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fear of shiz
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I think this thread should be closed now. Come on, Gracie, put an end to it! Now! While I have the last post! [Smile]

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Casisana
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Yes please Gracie. Shiz knows that it's the only chance he will ever have of getting the last word in.... [Big Grin]

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Euphrasie
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I used to watch it...but not for years. I'd probably recognize it if I heard it, but it's just not materializing at the moment.

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TrollGurl_76?
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It's basically pronounced 'ite' but with a bit of a diphthong on the vowel to make it almost two syllables.

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Euphrasie
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Yeah. Don't do that anymore. [Razz]

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JennaDean
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Diphthong. I love that word. I think that should be the last word.

Diphthong.

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roper66
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I always think of swimwear when I hear that word--something between skinnydipping and a thong--something that should definitely be covered by board shorts [Eek!]