any one remember yara

andreas_mercury wrote: ""but proportionally, I have spoken about Queen more than you have."


"now you make to things up, where's the evidense..... you dont have track of all my posts"

Uh, I didn't start this topic, for one thing.

lol move along boring

the difference of you and me is i'm willing to move on you just keep coming back its not mine.

andreas_mercury wrote: "the difference of you and me is i'm willing to move on you just keep coming back its not mine."


Except you posted this comment (and the one above this)! Here's a piece of advice; if you post another comment to me (or two) you aren't moving on.

I can see this thread has turned into a circus with AM in the middle of it.

"Roll up.Roll up!!!"

andreas_mercury wrote:

"the difference of you and me is i'm willing to move on you just keep coming back its not mine."

Says the person who started this kind of thread..

You are an absolute joke.

"You are an absolute joke."

good then at least one of you is not taking to it too seriously....

So, to summarize, yes, we remember Yara, and no, we don't think she was nearly as obnoxious as you did.

Now, anyone read any good books lately?

i have just started to read tale of two cities though it is in slow going ...  i would like to improve my english and i know to it's probably not a good idea to post on this forum until i have fully worked on it because all i hear is "learn english" even though it is not the only language on earth and i see skip making their errors frequently.

ThomasQuinn wrote: So, to summarize, yes, we remember Yara, and no, we don't think she was nearly as obnoxious as you did.

Now, anyone read any good books lately?
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'Needful Things' by Stephen King ... well actually I'm still reading it. Jessica posted it on eBay, and I didn't even know we had it, so I told her take it off, since I love the film so much.

Well then, I guess it's my turn. You can't exactly call it *good*, but it's interesting - "Coronation Commentary" by Geoffrey Dennis (1937). It was meant to be a commemorative book about the coronation of Edward VIII in England, but while it was being written, that king was forced to abdicate, meaning the book suddenly had to go off in a different direction. It's a rather chauvinistic read, but an interesting portrayal of interbellum British royalism.

andreas_mercury wrote: i have just started to read tale of two cities though it is in slow going ...  i would like to improve my english and i know to it's probably not a good idea to post on this forum until i have fully worked on it because all i hear is "learn english" even though it is not the only language on earth and i see skip making their errors frequently.
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Don't worry about other people's linguistic problems, if we want to tell Skip to "learn English" then we will do so. Ironically speaking though, I find his English comprehensibly better than yours, so get started hitting the books young boy and DO come back when you feel confident enough to try your "improved" English skills on us :-)

well i will try but i think to skip's problem is that less language problems and more that he just has nothing to offer in any language ....

andreas_mercury wrote: well i will try but i think to skip's problem is that less language problems and more that he just has nothing to offer in any language ....
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LMAO, all I can say is: O SNAP!

andreas_mercury wrote: well i will try but i think to skip's problem is that less language problems and more that he just has nothing to offer in any language ....
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Congratulations, sir. You have just redeemed your honour with this wit.