Tumah
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You're saying that now. But just wait until the monotony gets you.
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You're saying that now. But just wait until the monotony gets you.
Monotony? With a new (old) forklift? Pish posh!
Tumah
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I think those are real street names :sorry1:
Wu Wei
ursus senum severiorum and ex-Bisy Backson
She lives with us.......
Tumah
Veteran Member
That's a strong proof against an omnibenevolent G-d
Tumah
Veteran Member
Wait...
For real?
I double checked. You can Google them individually. I'm not sure which version you guys have but all of these are real.
We had the same international version the rest of the world had, but some copies had the names written in Arabic. I just confirmed it with your link!
Gosh, now I feel bad for having had fun of them
Trafalgar and Piccadilly.... real street names... cool
Gosh, now I feel bad for having had fun of them
Trafalgar and Piccadilly.... real street names... cool
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illykitty
RF's pet cat
We had the same international version the rest of the world had, but some copies had the names written in Arabic. I just confirmed it with your link!
Gosh, now I feel bad for having had fun of them
Trafalgar and Piccadilly.... real street names... cool
Yep, in London. Been there myself. When I go there often use the Piccadilly underground. I thought the name was weird too when I first came to England. But it grows on you.
I've cut my finger, nothing bad but just there was an unexpected sharp edge on something I tried to open. Oww. :'(
Yep, in London. Been there myself. When I go there often use the Piccadilly underground. I thought the name was weird too when I first came to England. But it grows on you.
I've cut my finger, nothing bad but just there was an unexpected sharp edge on something I tried to open. Oww. :'(
Those were only two of the names
Ah, sorry about your finger. I once cut my thumb deep to the bone. I froze a full bottle of water and wanted to cut the bottle with a big knife to get that sweet big ice out. The knife slipped of the bottle and cut the nearest thing to it: my thumb!
I felt like a real big idiot
Desert Snake
Veteran Member
just had a sandwich
I know you've all been waiting with bated breath for the daily weather news in Revoltingistan:
It's been quite rainy this morning.
It's been quite rainy this morning.
Tumah
Veteran Member
I heard that a Revolting Spring started there. How is it out there on the streets?
We have daffodils blooming for a week or so now.
The redbuds are red budding.
The magnolias are beginning to bloom.
And the grass is rising up, calling to me for mowing.
The redbuds are red budding.
The magnolias are beginning to bloom.
And the grass is rising up, calling to me for mowing.
illykitty
RF's pet cat
Our grass is so long, it was funny yo see our cat try to walk in it, raising his paws high and trying to figure out where to go. At the end of his excursion there was a pathway in it.
Desert Snake
Veteran Member
Which cat...
illykitty
RF's pet cat
Which cat...
Me and my husband's cat... The one in my profile pic. X3