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10-29-2004, 10:37 AM
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Actually you are right Paul....locations DO make great names. I guess I'll name my next dog 'Mayport' after the Navy base here! LOL!
I'd really like to get another white boxer so 'Cracker' will have another dog to play with. As soon as I get a bigger house and yard....I think I will. Maybe the next one will have two eyes with the same color! GEEZ we have a goofy looking dog! |
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10-29-2004, 05:51 PM
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We're french so when we were growing up, our pet's names were all french names. Like my favorite childhood dogs. my german sheppard was named ti-loup (means little wolf) and my miniature colly was named beau (means beautiful).
now we just name our pets. our little dog is micky and we had a malimute (is that how it's spelled??  ) named maxie and a mut named rex.people name thier kids with location names! :? |
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10-29-2004, 07:54 PM
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yes. I speak, read and write both french and english. I was born in Quebec and moved to ontario when i was 4. i didn't know a word of english. went to an all french school until the 8th grade then english high school. I don't have that french accent since i hardly speak it now though. you wouldn't know that i am french if you talked to me. hubby's french too. my kids went to french school too so they know how to speak read and write it too. It's good to have here in ontario anyways.
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10-29-2004, 09:28 PM
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Since I used to work for British Airways.....I can count, say the alphabet and order beer in several languages. I know enough German to get around if I had to. Other than that though... I speak 'hick' very fluently.
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10-31-2004, 12:53 AM
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Ibet russian cuss words would sound funny. My Grandma from Germany taught me some good ones. But if you are with your friends and say them and noone knows what you are saying then it isn't so much fun.
My mom gets mad when we cuss but she does it all the time. If I were mad and wanted to talk she wojldn't hear me unless I used the same words she did when she was mad. she will say I amwrong and get mad. |
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10-31-2004, 01:09 AM
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We have a planned tv time to watch Peter the Great coming on in two weeks. I can't wait. I hope to go to Russia one day when the people there are free. I would like to sing for them but I couldn't sing to people who are not free. I would cry for the.m
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