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Thread: Interview the Person below you?
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15th November 2017, 18:33 #6181
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No. It's too early. And it would be another disappointment for me to see that nobody is interested.
Will you follow the world cup matches or will you be too busy for this?
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16th November 2017, 08:18 #6182
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I will follow it on the news checking the results and either congratulating or teasing people depending on whether "their" team wins or loses.
Any other creative ways of teasing people that you practice?Llibertat
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17th November 2017, 17:30 #6183
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20th November 2017, 11:44 #6184
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26th November 2017, 12:30 #6185
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Yes in the right way. I like some fun. However not if it is nasty. I think that is wrong.
What do you eat today?I still exist and still find the forum occasionally. Busy busy
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4th December 2017, 07:28 #6186
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By now my breakfast has consisted of black tea. Hopefully, I'll get some yogurt, too.
Your plans for the lunch?Llibertat
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4th December 2017, 07:56 #6187
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A Christmas fair has just opened in the front of the building where I work. A lot of goodies outside, barbecues, pots, kettles, etc. I'll go out later and pick something. Probably sarmale with polenta
Watch for pics in private.
What's the typical Christmas food in your country?
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18th December 2017, 22:48 #6188
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In Britain, a typical Christmas dinner would be:
Starter: Prawn cocktail, or "pigs in blankets" (small sausages wrapped in bacon)
Main course: Roast Turkey, with chestnut stuffing, chipolata sausages as trimmings, roast potatos, brussel sprouts, cabbage, carrots
or, some people have a beef joint with Yorkshire pudding plus roast potatoes, vegetables etc.
Dessert: Christmas pudding (think of a heavy fruit cake served hot) with cream or custard, plus mince pies (mincemeat is a mixture of fruits)
Needless to say, there are countless variations
Same questionLast edited by D-Type; 25th December 2017 at 21:38.
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18th March 2018, 22:51 #6189
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Same answer but the moment of Christmas has gone somewhat.
We in the UK have had a slightly cold snap and typically cannot cope. How does your government/country deal with heavy snow or very cold weather. Do you have protocols?I still exist and still find the forum occasionally. Busy busy
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15th April 2018, 13:34 #6190
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Luckily, we don't get that cold here in South Africa! :-)
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