Today In Closet
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@scottalanmiller I am happy to know that...
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@scottalanmiller said:
@Joyfano said:
@scottalanmiller So meaning during day time everyone there is sleeping .. then I am alone here awake and still alive!
Yes, unfortunately. But you are lucky that so many American IT people like to stay up very late so they are often on much of the time that you are working.
Like myself, @networknerd and @fiyafly. LOL
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@Joyfano Happy to oblige.
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@ajstringham nice to see you here guys
Where is @scottalanmiller ..Seems he is pretty busy drinking beer -
@Joyfano said:
@ajstringham nice to see you here guys
Where is @scottalanmiller ..Seems he is pretty busy drinking beerSorry. @dominica and I are out at the Peekskill Brewery!
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Here is @dominica with her beer.
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@scottalanmiller Enjoy @ Have fun
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Me with beer.
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Where is your beer?
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@scottalanmiller Tell @dominica to drink some beer for me
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Here is the brewery.
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@scottalanmiller ah I don't have beer right now .. I will drink later
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@scottalanmiller That your substitute for Redneck? lol
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@ajstringham said:
@scottalanmiller That your substitute for Redneck? lol
It's the best I can do here. Nearly everyone has left Redneck now though. I'm told you should lunch at the Drunken Donkey now.
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@scottalanmiller Since when is lunch a verb? See example 1:
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Lunch started being used as a verb in 1811. One year before it became a noun. The idea of "having lunch" came from "We will be lunching at noon" rather than the other way around.
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@scottalanmiller Oh hush!
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@ajstringham Hello OMG this is Another English Proficiency
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@Joyfano said:
@ajstringham Hello OMG this is Another English Proficiency
LOL
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Here are funny and erroneous Filipino English expressions that have been perpetuated over time.
- Commute
What Filipinos mean: when someone uses public transportation.
What the English word means : to travel, period.- Salvage
What Filipinos mean: summary execution especially done outside the public's eyes.
What the English word means : to save something.- Next next week
How it should be phrased : week after next
- Tuck out (shirt not tucked in pants)
Tuck out? Untucked is the proper term.
- Main branch
No such thing. Should be main office.
- Long cut.
No such thing. 'Long' and 'cut' are in fact contradicting. Should be 'long way.'