Huh? I was just trying to Put My Thoughts Down On Paper. After I Back the Camper out of the Garage and Say Goodbye to Mr. Brown, I was going to Plant Some Corn and then Send Some Cigars Back to Cuba.
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It is an Englishman's duty to speak foreign languages badly, with the exception of extinct languages such as Sanskrit, Aramaic or Doric Greek.
I have to say, sir, that both Englishmen and Germanmen have the most adorable bad accent/grammar when speaking Latin-based languages.
It is so cute, I feel like squishing their cheeks because of their lack of ability to pronounce "ng" "nh" "ão" "rr" and correct gender of objects. (has lead to some awkward situations)
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By using their loaf, some scientists devised a rocket with three slices. After each slice was cut off it was then toasted. The project cost a lot of bread. Man.
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By using their loaf, some scientists devised a rocket with three slices. After each slice was cut off it was then toasted. The project cost a lot of bread. Man.
This thread reminds me of a thrash metal band I once wanted to found:
The Breads. Their album would have obviously been called Slices of Death.
A (loaf of) bread cut into slices with lots of blood, great album cover.
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This thread reminds me of a thrash metal band I once wanted to found:
The Breads. Their album would have obviously been called Slices of Death.
A (loaf of) bread cut into slices with lots of blood, great album cover.
There is no way you are Swiss, Simon.
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It is an Englishman's duty to speak foreign languages badly, with the exception of extinct languages such as Sanskrit, Aramaic or Doric Greek.
Mr. Breakfast, Aramaic is not an extinct language. We have neighbors who claim to be Arameans by descent, and they speak Aramaic. Granted, it's Neo-Aramaic, but, after all, we don't speak Old High German any more either but still call it German.
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Generally agreeing, don´t worry. However:
Last time I was in High Wallis, I actually wondered about that...
I know whatya mean bro. And for absolutely mysterious reasons, Radio and TV DRS seem to prefer native speakers of that extreme form of Höchstalemannisch as announcers and the like.
Haha, I get that a lot, I must insist though that I'm very Swiss, much to the dismay of the ladies...(heaven: Swiss accountant, Italian lover.., hell:..)
(has lead to some awkward situations)
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