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[blissgirl]

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[Glory1]

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@Cleoriff wrote:

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@Glory1 wrote:

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   @pgn wrote:
   

   

   One of the main causes of stress is having to deal daily with idiots. 

   Or similar, my own translation. 

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   Not saying who the idiot(s) is/are, of course 

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Well it better not be me, otherwise off to TNS you go

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Now you know it's not you or me, the Cat is referring to. He wouldn't do that as it would very much be 'orf with his head from the Queen of Hearts 

[Glory1]

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@pgn wrote:

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@Glory1 wrote:

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   Not saying who the idiot(s) is/are, of course 

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Nope. In that regard, I simply say: If the cap fits, wear it! 

That was the postcard sent to me by elder daughter for Father's Day. As a trainee primary school teacher, perhaps she's a chip off the old block... 

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Yep, she's definitely your daughter @pgn, no question 

[pgn]

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@Glory1 wrote

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Now you know it's not you or me, the Cat is referring to. He wouldn't do that as it would very much be 'orf with his head from the Queen of Hearts 

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Present company excepted, of course, yes. 

[Glory1]

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@pgn wrote:

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@Glory1 wrote

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Now you know it's not you or me, the Cat is referring to. He wouldn't do that as it would very much be 'orf with his head from the Queen of Hearts 

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Present company excepted, of course, yes. 

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That's what I thought @pgn. Good chap 

[Anonymous]

It's All Greek To Me ... muses ... The March Hare ... & ... then spies something tasty to scoff ... so ... high tails it down his burrow ... to ... eat the tasty morsel all by himself 

[pgn]

All I see is Latin. 

Romani eunt domum - Romans, go home. 

[Anonymous]

amo

amas

amat

amamus

amatis

amant 

[pgn]

Impessive, @Anonymous!  The verb "to love"?

I studied Italian for a few years, I can see the similarities to Latin.  I remember watching George and Mildred dubbed into Italian, some expressions sadly got a little lost in translation... 

amare, to love - Italian:

amo

ami

ama

amiamo

amate

amano

[Anonymous]

2nd form grammar school, 1st verb to love declensions

Yes @pgn, I've not studied any Italian, but yes similar, I like Italy though  

Would have liked to have studied Latin for more than 2 years... but ... the school timetable got in the way 

[Anonymous]

time for me to sign off ... feeling the need for a nibble or more

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