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Patrycja19  61 | 2679  
12 Mar 2007 /  #31
Well Miranda, I emailed my cousin, hopefully he will join, or least come in and post

I think they went to Poland last year? 2006. I know that his cousin on the other
side did, Well maybe he will come in here and correct me :) lol

BTW Miranda, we are getting alot of cold weather coming down from Canada, what
or who ordered all of this?? lol
OP miranda  
12 Mar 2007 /  #32
Pat,
I have nothing to do with it. Sunday was so beautiful that I spend all day studying at Sturbucks and enjoying the crowd. It was really painful and lots of people experiance SAD here. I also had 2 funerals in my family in one week a month ago, so the weather really matters. Things are getting back to normal:)
Patrycja19  61 | 2679  
12 Mar 2007 /  #33
I also had 2 funerals in my family in one week a month ago, so the weather really matters. Things are getting back to normal

sorry to hear that Miranda, its good that the weather has eased up where you
are, the cold weather isnt here yet, but its coming by wednesday. I know what
you mean about enjoying it, it feels good to just go outside without all the
heavy coats,scarfs, gloves and open your car window and drive. Lately here I feel
spring coming, my mood is better (sorta) and I am getting things done :)
OP miranda  
12 Mar 2007 /  #34
Pat,
absolutely agree with you. Where are you anyways, I know that USA had some really cold spots too.
Patrycja19  61 | 2679  
12 Mar 2007 /  #35
Michigan , my brother keeps up on the weather, the beginning of feb was that
below zero weather, he told me that came from the northwest territory. that was
some biting cold weather. I thought I was doomed to get sick. January and feb
are my bad months every year.
OP miranda  
12 Mar 2007 /  #36
well, we had spells of -20 and above withthe windshield, it was not a party time,let me tell you. What I hate the most is people who are in other parts of the world telling me that I am halucinating, yes - if one can from the cold.

I am a summer baby:)
Patrycja19  61 | 2679  
12 Mar 2007 /  #37
I am a summer baby

ok lets take a poll, what months are your favorite?

you like summer, mine are spring and fall. I like summer, but when it gets to that
cant breathe humidity, I change my mind. spring and 75 -76 degrees is great
you can enjoy the weather, not to hot. love it. :)

ok who else and what months?
OP miranda  
12 Mar 2007 /  #38
I know what you mean: spring and fall are the best, but I am no fool and take the summer hot months with a smile and a bottle of water
valuepulse2004  
13 Mar 2007 /  #39
hi yamuk...am i hearing you right? you are polish or even a polish who raised here and complaining about the cold of toronto? emmm? well i was in poland and that was the only country my mustach froze! what is lowest tempreture you get there? any idea?
BubbaWoo  33 | 3502  
13 Mar 2007 /  #40
I know this is a hopeles tread for now

do you speak with an irish accent M...?
OP miranda  
13 Mar 2007 /  #41
Bubba,
I am scared to ask what you mean by that, since I have never gottten a straigh answer from you:) :)
Ahmed_egypt  
13 Mar 2007 /  #42
polish woman? :)
BubbaWoo  33 | 3502  
13 Mar 2007 /  #43
I am scared to ask what you mean by that

sorry M... i was being cheeky... but all in the best possible taste... of course... :)
Decorator  4 | 291  
13 Mar 2007 /  #44
And all for the sake of the letter "H" haha. Afternoon ladies and gentlemen!! :)
BubbaWoo  33 | 3502  
13 Mar 2007 /  #45
glad someone knew what i was talking about... :)
szarlotka  8 | 2205  
13 Mar 2007 /  #46
Dat's tree times ur man has done that now. :)
OP miranda  
13 Mar 2007 /  #47
Bubba,
I knew you were, but I still don't understand - mind sharing it with me?

Decorator - good morning my favourite Irish:)man-you are Irish, aren't you?
Decorator  4 | 291  
13 Mar 2007 /  #48
My parents were born in Ireland, i was born in London, but moved around a lot.. :)
BubbaWoo  33 | 3502  
13 Mar 2007 /  #49
Dat's tree times ur man has done that now

top t'morning to you Pan Pie... to be sure to be sure...

begeezus... i tought i saw a leprechaun... begora...
szarlotka  8 | 2205  
13 Mar 2007 /  #50
but I still don't understand - mind sharing it with me

The Irish often pronounce thr as tr - ie thread becomes tread, three becomes tree.:)
BubbaWoo  33 | 3502  
13 Mar 2007 /  #51
Pan Pie is obviously a better man than I
szarlotka  8 | 2205  
13 Mar 2007 /  #52
B****r - I've ruined your fun. Sorry Mate
OP miranda  
13 Mar 2007 /  #53
does anybody care to explain to me what Bubba meant. My English is very limited and I am going to switch to Polish or Ukrainian soon......
BubbaWoo  33 | 3502  
13 Mar 2007 /  #54
B****r - I've ruined your fun

wouldnt have lasted long... M's a clever woman... :)

does anybody care to explain to me what Bubba meant

The Irish often pronounce thr as tr - ie thread becomes tread, three becomes tree

OP miranda  
13 Mar 2007 /  #55
Szarlotka,
thanks. I didn't know that. By the sound of it it would easier for me to speak with an Irish accent. Long live Ireland.

The famous TH - wasn't that invented as a coping device for English people having problems with pronuncing the Irish accent?
szarlotka  8 | 2205  
13 Mar 2007 /  #56
The famous TH - wasn't that invented as a coping device for English people having problems with pronuncing the Irish accent?

I think it was designed so that the Brits could dribble when making polite conversation when having soup at dinner parties:)
Stanislaus07  
13 Mar 2007 /  #57
20 and above withthe windshield

switch to Polish or Ukrainian soon......

You probably should since you cant spell very good.
Being Ukrainian explains a lot of things about you and youre attitude.
Is there anything that you are not an expert on?
BubbaWoo  33 | 3502  
13 Mar 2007 /  #58
You probably should since you cant spell very good

ironic... given that you cant write very well...
OP miranda  
13 Mar 2007 /  #59
I think it was designed so that the Brits could dribble when making polite conversation when having soup at dinner parties

:) :)

Is there anything that you are not an expert on?

rocket science:),looserology and windshield factor tendencies in the XX century
cube  2 | 39  
14 Mar 2007 /  #60
haha.... very good! :) Im impressed

ohh you have favourite Irish men? lol

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