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pengfree at 2:02am on Mar. 11, 2008
8 months ago
And if you'd like to know a little bit more about 'proper' Australian English, you should check out my 'Downunder Guide to English' on my profile - hope you get a laugh out of it. Reply...
pengfree at 10:59pm on Mar. 2, 2008
8 months ago
Thanks for the favourite - I'm very impressed with your 'I know' - it's always sung so fast I can never tell the words! I do enjoy singing - although not well :) But when there's nothing on TV you'll often find my husband and I working on our computers with a huge range of music on (anything from the 40s to the noughties) and the two of us singing along! Hubby has a decent voice, but I my voice tends to send the poor beagle off into another room to sleep :P Reply...
Major Generalist at 7:54pm on Mar. 3, 2008
Well, please don't be impressed since it's all the genius of Gilbert...or was it Sullivan? But I take it you're from England since you wrote "noughties" and "favourite." When I sing, beagles howl. Reply...
pengfree at 10:52pm on Mar. 5, 2008
I know it's Gilbert and Sullivan - The Pirates of Penzance isn't it? I just meant that I was impressed with your knowledge of all the words! And no, I am actually Australian - we speak 'proper' English here too ;) Reply...
Major Generalist at 6:20pm on Mar. 10, 2008
My 'umble apologies. And thanks, after all. Sorry for the confusion. Reply...
englslady at 8:46pm on Mar. 3, 2008
8 months ago
Thanks for the email, I will check out the signs! Lyndsey Reply...
veiltail at 5:47pm on Feb. 23, 2008
9 months ago
well, that certainly took a lot of energy. I'll go with the 'when your not reading sing', or possibly hum
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Major Generalist at 5:04pm on Feb. 25, 2008
Thanks! Maybe we can arrange a duet. I always wanted to try harmony with a rodent. Reply...
Stewie at 11:57pm on Feb. 12, 2008
9 months ago
At first glance I thought it was John Belushi in the final scene of Animal House. Reply...
Major Generalist at 11:01am on Feb. 13, 2008
He was dressed as a pirate, too. Kindred spirit, that Belushi. Reply...
Major Generalist at 11:52am on Feb. 13, 2008
...or maybe Curly from the Three Stooges, Also a kindred spirit. Nyak nyak. Reply...
ousili at 12:05am on Feb. 11, 2008
9 months ago
holy smokes! i used to recite your 'i know' section as a warm up before choral performances. at least some of it... I never asked where it was from, where is it from? Reply...
Major Generalist at 5:12pm on Feb. 11, 2008
Hi, ousili. It's from Gilbert & Sullian's "The Pirates of Penzance." Terrific, isn't it? Reply...