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belamo said:
No, I mean just sexy manly guys, rather than mere dolly guys with certain particular features. I am not so much against young age as against the flimsiness or else the flabbiness that generally goes with it.
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But what's flimsy about Chris and Eddie for instance? If you see them on stage they are manly as fuck. They just have a "more modern" charm than my main guys but they're getting there.
 
tarallucci said:
But what's flimsy about Chris and Eddie for instance? If you see them on stage they are manly as fuck. They just have a "more modern" charm than my main guys but they're getting there.
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What Chris and Eddie? I said flimsy "young" people as compared with real guys around 30, as in college-Freshmen young, not "young" compared with the pyramids or with Pippo Baudo lol.
 
Katia Ricciarelli. Damn.

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^ Wait until your July, 4th, and then tell me about fireworks that never seem to finish saying they are already finished: I am not sure over there but, over here, after the money shot is over, there are a couple of blasts to point the end, just like there are three to signal the start of the firework show.
 
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belamo said:
^ Wait until your July, 4th, and then tell me about fireworks that never seem to finish saying they are already finished: I am not sure over there but, over here, after the money shot is over, there are a couple of blasts to point the end, just like there are three to signal the start of the firework show.
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If the fireworks show can be considered a SENTENCE (of words), the couple of blasts at the beginning and end are like the upside-down and right-side-up exclamation points.

You have that in Spanish, and we don't in English. I think your system is better (used for both ! and ?), because it tells the reader that the thought begins at that point. Of course it only exists in writing, not in speech.

It's interesting we don't have that in writing, because we have "beginning" quotation marks, but not those others.
 
^ We STILL have them: they have been considering suppressing the ones at the beginning...
 
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