Gjest medlem-1432 Skrevet 11. august 2010 Del Skrevet 11. august 2010 You like too wear womansclothing Mr.Graves? Lenke til kommentar
kris98 Skrevet 11. august 2010 Del Skrevet 11. august 2010 You like too wear womansclothing Mr.Graves? I'll let the rest of you speculate on that, but I'm not admitting to anything. Lenke til kommentar
Gjest medlem-1432 Skrevet 11. august 2010 Del Skrevet 11. august 2010 I dont have to speculate, it's pretty obviosly. So what is your favourite peaces to wear? Lenke til kommentar
kris98 Skrevet 11. august 2010 Del Skrevet 11. august 2010 I dont have to speculate, it's pretty obviosly. So what is your favourite peaces to wear? Fine... Grannypanties. Without a shred of doubt. I do occationally throw on the furcoat and some stockings, as well as some high-heels before I head down to the store to get supplies for me to get through the week. Lenke til kommentar
Gjest medlem-1432 Skrevet 11. august 2010 Del Skrevet 11. august 2010 I'm not quite shure if you are seriosly ore not. I think you are. Pics please? Lenke til kommentar
kris98 Skrevet 11. august 2010 Del Skrevet 11. august 2010 I'm not quite shure if you are seriosly ore not. I think you are. Pics please? I'm usually very camerashy, but I'll make this one exception. I feel pretty. (I hope the camera-flash didn't ruin it too much. Can't figure out to deactivate it.) Lenke til kommentar
Gjest medlem-1432 Skrevet 11. august 2010 Del Skrevet 11. august 2010 Oh you little silly one Lenke til kommentar
Slimda Skrevet 11. august 2010 Del Skrevet 11. august 2010 Hihi, but that could have been possible too. Some men likes to wear women's clothing Fixed up your first sentence, and corrected your to/too-error. Also: One woman. Many women. One woman's clothes. Many women's clothing. Like Slimda said, I have specifically asked to be corrected. I don't think he is so nazi (hehe) with other people. But I think it's nice that we all correct each other a little bit. The Nazi-sentence seems a bit odd (read it out loud). Also, when you wrote "to be corrected on", I knew you'd gone for the direct norwegian translation; "å bli retta på". Lastly, remember that English likes to seperate their words as much as possible, while Norwegian likes to put it all together. Lenke til kommentar
kris98 Skrevet 11. august 2010 Del Skrevet 11. august 2010 Oh you little silly one I just now realized that the shoes aren't visible at the previous photo. Here's a new one just to show them off. Lenke til kommentar
Slimda Skrevet 11. august 2010 Del Skrevet 11. august 2010 You like to wear women's clothing, Mr.Graves? to/too and woman/women. I don't have to speculate, it's pretty obvious. So what is your favourite pieces to wear? Don't forget the apostrophe ' I'm not quite sure if you are serious or not. I think you are. Pics please? And there we go. Lenke til kommentar
Gjest medlem-1432 Skrevet 11. august 2010 Del Skrevet 11. august 2010 (endret) There we go, hihi. Many faults I see. I'm struggeling to understand the different betvine the use of to/too. Ore maybe I never have learned it. Can you tell me? Endret 11. august 2010 av medlem-1432 Lenke til kommentar
Slimda Skrevet 11. august 2010 Del Skrevet 11. august 2010 There we go, hihi. Many faults I see. I'm struggling to understand the difference between the use of to/too. Or maybe I never have learned it. Can you tell me? To do. It's like the norwegian "å". "å gjøre". To walk one's path, to walk the dog, to spank your bottom. Too, on the other hand, is more like the norwegian "også". I want to go to disneyland too! You like cheese doodles too? But there's more uses. "I knew we had too many children around". Lenke til kommentar
Nakmus Skrevet 11. august 2010 Del Skrevet 11. august 2010 You put "to" before verbs in infinitive mood and as the norwegian word "Til". You use "too" as in "Too much" or "Too many" Lenke til kommentar
Slimda Skrevet 11. august 2010 Del Skrevet 11. august 2010 You put "to" before verbs in infinitive mood and as the norwegian word "Til". You use "too" as in "Too much" or "Too many" Don't forget "I'd like some of that too". Lenke til kommentar
Nakmus Skrevet 11. august 2010 Del Skrevet 11. august 2010 You put "to" before verbs in infinitive mood and as the norwegian word "Til". You use "too" as in "Too much" or "Too many" Don't forget "I'd like some of that too". Of course! Thanks for correcting me, good sir! Lenke til kommentar
Gjest medlem-1432 Skrevet 11. august 2010 Del Skrevet 11. august 2010 Yes yes, I understand Lenke til kommentar
Slimda Skrevet 11. august 2010 Del Skrevet 11. august 2010 That's "Sir, Yes sir!" or "I am your loyal disciple, my master". Lenke til kommentar
Gjest medlem-1432 Skrevet 11. august 2010 Del Skrevet 11. august 2010 Haha, now you are fantasying.. So. My plan was that I was going to see a movie now. But my new roomate has moved his flatscreen tv in the livingroom. Ok that, because there got more space. But the shitty tv is so complicated that I can't hook the playstation to the tv. So I must watch the road som other time. Typical. Edit. To the tv? too the tv? "the" was a hard word to fit to til. Lenke til kommentar
kris98 Skrevet 11. august 2010 Del Skrevet 11. august 2010 (endret) The Road was a good movie. Not as good as it potentially could've been, but still, it's very watchable. I absolutely love post-apocalyptic scenarios, wether it be in movies or games. Can't wait for Fallout 3: New Vegas to be released. Anyone aware of any other apocalyptic/post-apocalyptic movies to be released in the near future, such as The Road? Endret 11. august 2010 av Mr.Graves Lenke til kommentar
Gjest medlem-1432 Skrevet 11. august 2010 Del Skrevet 11. august 2010 2012, but I bet you've already have seen it. Lenke til kommentar
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