^ You weren't lynched by the neighbourhood vigilante?
It's South East Asia, not Harkland.
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^ You weren't lynched by the neighbourhood vigilante?
zoltanspan said:I actually had no idea this was possible. I've only seen melon sized durians at the smallest.
It's South East Asia, not Harkland.
Apart from purchasing Bunin brocades
I don't have any brocades to put my bun in.
^ Neither my left bun nor my right, let alone the amalgamate plural that is formed in the English language by jamming the n's together.
Viz. bun + bun ---> bum.
But what has any of that got to do with Bunin's brocades?
You didn't buy brocades to put your bun in? You lost me.
That's good! Are they paying you?I got given a very simple writing job ...
You should give us an example of these so-called brocades. Do they translate? Are they are a texture without meaning?But what has any of that got to do with Bunin's brocades?
I was very unproductive today.
I slept in until 9:30 AM.
I ate breakfast.
I watched Jerry Springer (he makes "Maury" look like intelligent television).
I Jubbed.
I showered, shaved and dressed.
I had a light lunch about 2:30.
I went to the bank with my father to take care of some of his investments.
I went to Big Lots, and bought a few household staples (Cream of Wheat, shampoo, and a big bag of Boyer Smoothies).
And here I am, contemplating what to make for dinner...![]()
That's good! Are they paying you?
You should give us an example of these so-called brocades. Do they translate? Are they are a texture without meaning?
Ask those who came up with the name: I simply remembered I had seen an edition for foreign readers in that second-hand bookshop and decided to buy it for €3... yeah, I know, that's a steal, but I was curious, and I have a cat for that voodoo.
You Bibliomaniac!You Bibliomaniac!
