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donde esta la gente?

SK2005

SK2005

Saint in training
The last couple of times I've checked in today there have only been a few people on. Where is everyone?!?!?! :confused: AHHHHH!!! :D You people can't tell me that you are busy? :rolleyes: Just kidding!
 
No*s

No*s

Captain Obvious
SK2005 said:
The last couple of times I've checked in today there have only been a few people on. Where is everyone?!?!?! :confused: AHHHHH!!! :D You people can't tell me that you are busy? :rolleyes: Just kidding!
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I...am sitting at a dilapitated desk :).
 
Circle_One

Circle_One

Well-Known Member
Por favor donde esta uno cerveca? LMAO! That's all I remember from my Spanish class, how sad is that? :D
 
Circle_One

Circle_One

Well-Known Member
linwood said:
What more do you need?

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That's what I'm saying Linwood, lol. The way I see it, it's the only sentence that I would absolutely need to know if I found myself somewhere that Spanish was the only language. Because well, if I'm somewhere that I don't speak the language and they don't speak mine, I'm going to be wanting to drinking myself silly. :D
 
Hope

Hope

Princesinha
Ah, Circle One, but if you must have cerveza, then the next most important question is...."Donde esta el bano?"
 
Circle_One

Circle_One

Well-Known Member
Hope said:
Ah, Circle One, but if you must have cerveza, then the next most important question is...."Donde esta el bano?"
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Ooh..bad spelling on my part, sorry about that. And as for the question part Hope, well that would depend, perhaps if I knew what it was, lol. I wasn't kidding when I said that was the only sentence I knew :D
 
Linus

Linus

Well-Known Member
Estoy aqui todo el tiempo. Todos los dias, hombre. Mandame un recado y podemos conversar en español si quieres.
 
S

SoulTYPE

Well-Known Member
mierda

Who are you calling triste? triste means sad in italian as well. Spanish are italian are similar.

I suggest if being insulted, please don't try to hide it in another language.
 
t3gah

t3gah

Well-Known Member
SK2005 said:
The last couple of times I've checked in today there have only been a few people on. Where is everyone?!?!?! :confused: AHHHHH!!! :D You people can't tell me that you are busy? :rolleyes: Just kidding!
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esconder
 
SK2005

SK2005

Saint in training
Wow, this is great!!! AHHHH!!! I used a random spanish phrase and I get a whole bunch of spanish commentary! This is so cool! I just got out of spanish class too. Wow...
 
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