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English - Scandawegian dictionary
35 posts · Started by Ankka · 14 Apr 2007
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Post 11 by Ankka,
#11Oops, sorry. In scandawegian there's many words for one meaning.
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Post 13 by Dr F,
#13That's a little harsh, I love everyone, well nearly, ....except the French.....and BigTobyD....
Post 14 by Plipton,
#14Stoned date = humalainen taateli
Hmmm. Are we taking ladies on wacky backy or the fruit?
If it's the former (and if Scandwegenaviland) is full of them, I think we may be getting a SD posse together for a visit (via the chemist, of course )
Hmmm. Are we taking ladies on wacky backy or the fruit?
If it's the former (and if Scandwegenaviland) is full of them, I think we may be getting a SD posse together for a visit (via the chemist, of course )
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Post 22 by Dr F,
#22Hey! I heard a rumour from Finnish ministry of transport that said Great Britain will also change it's traffic to western world model!
Can't remember the exact date for the change but funniest part of it was that light traffic, like passenger cars, will start to use right lane on day x and heavy traffic, like trucks and busses, start using right lane two weeks after, if there is any traffic anymore!
Can't remember the exact date for the change but funniest part of it was that light traffic, like passenger cars, will start to use right lane on day x and heavy traffic, like trucks and busses, start using right lane two weeks after, if there is any traffic anymore!
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Post 28 by Ankka,
#28Back on topic for a mo (sorry).
Interesting.........
Must be true - it's on t'internet
Interesting.........
Must be true - it's on t'internet
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Post 33 by Plipton,
#33On a similar theme....
If "I am" is the shortest grammatically correct English sentence, what is the longest?
Give up yet?
"I do"
If "I am" is the shortest grammatically correct English sentence, what is the longest?
Give up yet?
"I do"
Post 34 by Ankka,
#34This must be a british joke?
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