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17 Dec 13 19:15

Great Big Stees

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18 Dec 13 22:50

Originally posted by ChessPraxis
That's that

Fin!

lolof

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18 Dec 13 22:53

Originally posted by Great Big Stees
Fin!

slut = the end in Swedish

Grampy Bobby

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18 Dec 13 23:03

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Originally posted by lolof
slut = the end in Swedish

.... in English, gb. lol

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18 Dec 13 23:07

Originally posted by Grampy Bobby
.... in English, gb. lol

I know the meaning in English.

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18 Dec 13 23:33

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nice thread

coquette

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19 Dec 13 02:40

fart = speed (swedish)

billyray

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19 Dec 13 02:55

nothing is impossible, except for trying to tolerate all this nonsense

ChessPraxis

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19 Dec 13 06:29

Originally posted by coquette
fart = speed (swedish)

fart = stink (english)

ChessPraxis

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19 Dec 13 06:31

Originally posted by billyray
nothing is impossible, except for trying to tolerate all this nonsense

Lighten up man, it's the holiday season. A time of joy, fellowship, merriment and celebration. We spend time bonding, caring, brotherly love and kindness.
Don't make me slap you. 😛

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19 Dec 13 08:06

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Originally posted by Grampy Bobby
nice thread

'Slut' is pronounced in Swedish a bit like as 'u' in 'used'.

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19 Dec 13 08:21

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Originally posted by lolof
When you learn new languages, you will find many words that are spelt the same way as in English but have a different meaning and are pronounced differently. I just mentioned 'the end - slut' as an example. It is pronounced a bit like as 'u' in 'used.

Thanks, lolof, for your thoughtful reply. Yes, I did understand your meaning at the time and, then, linked your "the end in Swedish" to my ".... in English, gb. lol" suggesting that for whatever the reasons few reply to his posts so threads die young.

ChessPraxis