Complete / true

[Doughnut]

Originally Posted by twostep

Meow! Next round.

Foreigner - an outsider be it country or group. How do you know he is complete if he is not part of your group? He has to be a true foreigner as you know nothing about him.

Wow! You are so energetic!!! (why don't we have smile "love" here??? )
So, a foreigner can be true, but not complete, can't he?

Originally Posted by twostep

You stranger on the other hand - everything is strange about him, isn't it. Does that make him a total stranger?.

I don't know! You're are the person to tell me about it!

[twostep]

Remember - you catch more flies with honey!

[Doughnut]

Originally Posted by twostep

Remember - you catch more flies with honey!

How should the honey look like?

[twostep]

Keep the good work up!

[Doughnut]

Originally Posted by twostep

You stranger on the other hand - everything is strange about him, isn't it. Does that make him a total stranger?

twostep,

I think I can devide strangers into two groups: 1) people I'm surely not acquainted with, 2) people I douted about. I mean I might have met them long ago, but I'm not sure about this fact.

So, when I meet a person from the first group, he is a total stranger to me!!! Isn't that right?

[Doughnut]

Originally Posted by twostep

Foreigner - an outsider be it country or group. How do you know he is complete if he is not part of your group? He has to be a true foreigner as you know nothing about him.

And do we know anything about newcomer? Can I say a true newcomer and a complete newcomer ?

[Tdol]

I would just saw 'newcomer', without any modification.