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Old 02-Feb-2007, 01:05
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Smile sigh-y
Miss Levy(a teacher) might have been sigh-y again about me not doing my list, but I was still glad I'd done the poster with Dylan.

What does sigh-y signify? Thanks.
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Old 02-Feb-2007, 04:54
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Hi,
It means so displeased and upset that she sighed.
Cheers
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Old 02-Feb-2007, 08:23
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Hi,
It means so displeased and upset that she sighed.
Cheers
Thank you, Humble, but you're thinking what i'm thinking.
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Old 03-Feb-2007, 05:00
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You are welcome, Piousoul.
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