ORIGINAL: Terminus
I'm thinking about going into Roman chariot racing. It's something fresh, at least.
Bobby, do you like movies about gladiators? [:D]
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ORIGINAL: Terminus
I'm thinking about going into Roman chariot racing. It's something fresh, at least.


So, they either caught you playing WitP:AE, posting here, or making one of your designer tropical diseases you are a fan of.ORIGINAL: Chickenboy
That's the good news. The bad? I'm getting evicted again [8|]
Eviction notice,
Your home will be seized by the police under suspicion
of illegal activities as we were reported yesterday.
As a tenant you have 30 days to vacate
the premises or will face fines or jail time.
Contact out office immediately after receipt
of this notice to make proper arrangements for a move out.
Legal statement and our contact info are enclosed to this letter.
Real estate agency,
Linda Mason
First off, I thought the windows were closed. Plus that was a pet goat. How on Earth could the police see that?!?
Secondly, I didn't realize that end salutation as a formal one for a farewell. Then again, what the hell do I know? It's the English's language-I just use it on occasion.
Until the next time, fellow Threadsters, I bid you...
Real estate agency,
Chickenboy

In this case 'agency' was used as a verb.ORIGINAL: Chickenboy
That's the good news. The bad? I'm getting evicted again [8|]
Eviction notice,
Your home will be seized by the police under suspicion
of illegal activities as we were reported yesterday.
As a tenant you have 30 days to vacate
the premises or will face fines or jail time.
Contact out office immediately after receipt
of this notice to make proper arrangements for a move out.
Legal statement and our contact info are enclosed to this letter.
Real estate agency,
Linda Mason
First off, I thought the windows were closed. Plus that was a pet goat. How on Earth could the police see that?!?
Secondly, I didn't realize that end salutation as a formal one for a farewell. Then again, what the hell do I know? It's the English's language-I just use it on occasion.
Until the next time, fellow Threadsters, I bid you...
Real estate agency,
Chickenboy
ORIGINAL: Terminus
I'm thinking about going into Roman chariot racing. It's something fresh, at least.

ORIGINAL: Aces8
I have found that having a Boston accent in the Levant leads people to believe that I'm not from America. I was waiting for the bus home from ulpan today an Eritrean asked me what time the bus was coming. I told him the time in my rudimentary Hebrew. And I got the usual "Where are you from?" as they can tell from my Hebrew that I'm not Israeli. I told him I was from America "Where in America do they speak like you?" he asked I told him Boston northeast of New York. "I don't believe you are American they don't sound like you where are you really from?" Exasperated I told him U.S.A. again and that we have a unique accent. I don't think he believed me [:D]

ORIGINAL: Terminus
I'm thinking about going into Roman chariot racing. It's something fresh, at least.

ORIGINAL: jeffk3510
I hear we sound like hicks down my way.
ORIGINAL: witpqs
In this case 'agency' was used as a verb.

"verbing"? [:D]ORIGINAL: Chickenboy
ORIGINAL: witpqs
In this case 'agency' was used as a verb.
Oh no they don't! I'm tired of verbing things that oughtn't be. [:@]
ORIGINAL: witpqs
"verbing"? [:D]ORIGINAL: Chickenboy
ORIGINAL: witpqs
In this case 'agency' was used as a verb.
Oh no they don't! I'm tired of verbing things that oughtn't be. [:@]

ORIGINAL: witpqs
I suppose that will lead to "adverbingly"? [:D]