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- 31-Dec-2006, 11:34 #11
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Re: American vs. British English [quote=curmudgeon;141848]Well, I'm having a small single malt whisky to get me started, so here is a (virtual) toast...
HAPPY NEW YEAR!!!
So Let it be! I am very happy to celebrate the New Year with you. If only I had enough money I would be there with you!
- 31-Dec-2006, 11:36 #12
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Re: American vs. British English [quote=Harry Smith;141851]
Maybe one day Harry, you never know!
Originally Posted by curmudgeon 
Well, I'm having a small single malt whisky to get me started, so here is a (virtual) toast...
HAPPY NEW YEAR!!! So Let it be! I am very happy to celebrate the New Year with you. If only I had enough money I would be there with you!
- 31-Dec-2006, 11:38 #13
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Teacher Re: American vs. British English Why have you chosen a name like this:Curmudgeon? You are very friendly and polite. Happy New Year to you! Originally Posted by curmudgeon Well, I'm having a small single malt whisky to get me started, so here is a (virtual) toast... HAPPY NEW YEAR!!!
- 31-Dec-2006, 11:40 #14
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Re: American vs. British English It encourages discussion Originally Posted by Harry Smith Why have you chosen a name like this:Curmudgeon? You are very friendly and polite. Happy New Year to you!
- 31-Dec-2006, 11:43 #15
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Teacher Re: American vs. British English It really does. Hope to see you one day! I am an optimist and I believe to become very rich one day and start travelling. Travelling is my hobby. Originally Posted by curmudgeon It encourages discussion
- 31-Dec-2006, 13:11 #16
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Re: American vs. British English i wanna know the difference expression of england and american plz
- 31-Dec-2006, 20:05 #17
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Teacher Re: American vs. British English Originally Posted by Harry Smith Why have you chosen a name like this:Curmudgeon? You are very friendly and polite. Happy New Year to you!
You apparently don't know Mudgy very well.
::::ducking::::
We've got about eight hours left until the New Year here in the Eastern Standard Time Zone of the US, but some of us have started celebrating early. *hic* Long Island Iced Teas rock, baby! However, I must pace myself and save some room for some fine French champagne (pronounced "shahm-PAN-ya" after I've had a few).
Here's hoping everyone has a fabulous 2007!!!
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