Morse
To Extinguish
i am not Morse all the time.
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Good, I was getting worried.
I thought it might make it easier than having to try to find it within entire words within entire sentences...
Good call.
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i am not Morse all the time.
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I thought it might make it easier than having to try to find it within entire words within entire sentences...
gosh...how do you even say that name? Gysahl...
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Imma go to sleep with mi baggins. Adios.
Imma go to sleep with mi baggins. Adios.
i am not Morse all the time.
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Why wait? RecipeSource: Blueberry CheesecakeBlueberry cheesecake... Can you imagine? Oh, man... One of these days I'm going to find one, and imma eat it. I bet it would be so scrumptious. I've never had one, but I love blueberry pie, and I love cheesecake, so blueberry cheesecake would be the greatest.
A question for people who speak Spanish: I know that in French, "lawyer" is "avocat"; is "avocado" the Spanish word for "lawyer"?Blueberries are the most perfect fruit on earth.Every thing about them is fabulous.(well I take that back they tie with avocados..)
A question for people who speak Spanish: I know that in French, "lawyer" is "avocat"; is "avocado" the Spanish word for "lawyer"?
And on a similar note, does "burrito" mean "small donkey"?
That could describe some lawyers.I have no idea ."Avocado" to me means "tatsy and nutty and rich".
But "burro" = donkey, and "-ito" is the diminutive suffix, so "burro" + "-ito" (i.e. "burrito") = "little donkey", no?Burrito in my neck of the woods means "beans wrapped in hot warm tortilla".
Now burrito could also mean rolled up in a blanket..Just watch out if you put a flash light in there because you can bump your head.
burrito [boor-ree-to]
noun 1. A little ***. (m)
Avoir!
That could describe some lawyers.
But I went to the dictionary: "lawyer" in Spanish is "abogado". Pretty close, but not quite it.
But "burro" = donkey, and "-ito" is the diminutive suffix, so "burro" + "-ito" (i.e. "burrito") = "little donkey", no?
Hey! The dictionary says I was right!
Burrito English Spanish Translation | Traductor ingles español
Avoir quoi?
Avoir un fin, c'est avoir un depart.Avoir FIN!
Avoir un fin, c'est avoir un depart.
Dans la theatre de la vie, chaque sortie d'un etage est un entree d'une autre.
Voulez-vous coucher avec moi ce soir?
I'll have to keep that in mind. Right now, we still have some blueberry pie, so making blueberry cheesecake would just be absurd.
A pie and a cheesecake? It would take too long to eat and then it would mold... O_O That is tragically too much blueberry.