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*chokes*

by Lilith (guest)

9/9/2001, 4:18 PM

in reply to a message by Pavlos

Ergh. Guy possessing a good hole? O_O I don't think I would want to meet his parents.

And I thought ugly head was bad.

-Lilith , who didn't know 'donkeyable' was a word

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- Pavlos (guest) +6

9/10/2001, 3:14 AM

Maybe *donkeyful* or *donkeysome* would be better translations :P

- Nanaea +5

9/10/2001, 6:58 AM

See, in Esperanto...

...we don't have these questionable word formations. Your "donkeyful" or "donkeysome" would simply be "azeneca" -- "possessing the quality of a donkey."

Just another plug for the International Language -- in which words can't be naturally misspelled, mispronounced, or mis-used. :)

-- Nanaea

- Pavlos (guest) +4

9/10/2001, 7:21 AM

Donkey-shun Nanjo! :)

- Nanaea +3

9/10/2001, 7:39 AM

Mia plezuro, Pachjo ! :)

- Pavlos (guest) +2

9/10/2001, 9:03 AM

Anagram tribute to Dr Esperanto

Lazarus Ludwig Zamenhof = Glum Nazis' woeful hazard

Indeed, the Esperanto movement was loathed and feared by the Nazis. It stands for everything they didnt.

- Nanaea +1

9/10/2001, 10:42 AM

Very, very cool, Pavlos. Extremely cool, in fact. You get 10 "cool points" today! :)

- Pavlos (guest)

9/11/2001, 2:38 AM

Thanks! I'm gonna buy me a second-hand russian guitar from an Albanian refugee! :)

- Zelda (guest) +1

9/9/2001, 9:16 PM

I had friends with the last name, Kennedy , that wanted to use the name Cameron . That would've have made little Cameron Kennedy 's name -- "crooked nose, ugly head"...not an auspicious beginning.

- 'Cole (guest)

9/9/2001, 10:04 PM

ROTFL!!!

"crooked nose, ugly head" hehee

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