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Mar 17, 2003 21:35

i meant Alex.

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annaanalog July 29 2003, 08:45:20 UTC

your bio is so funny and intelligent - you should write more often girl!

Radioactive? louch_5 July 30 2003, 21:03:38 UTC

hahaha. I'm working on it. I'm afraid if I sit at the computer too long I will become radioactive.

I like to go outside a lot. i am working on a website tho. HTML in progress...

Re: Radioactive? annaanalog July 31 2003, 04:46:24 UTC

:D well when i was 9 there was this worst case scenario in an atomic power plant in neighbouring Czechia ... and it was raining afterwards, so i don't worry about sitting in front of the computer for too long ;)

Good caripe! louch_5 August 13 2003, 10:17:57 UTC

Caripe! I guess you've put things in perspectives for me. :)

Re: Good caripe! annaanalog August 13 2003, 11:07:57 UTC

help me!!! what does caripe mean??
you see: not bilingual ;)

Re: Good caripe! louch_5 August 13 2003, 11:24:53 UTC

Actally, most people don't understand the word. My grandfather uses it all the time in speech. He has funny names for things... like he calls women's legs "pins" like bowling pins, or anyone's noes is refered to as a "snoz".

"Good caripe!" is an expression that means "wow", "i can't believe it" or "that is rediculious". I catagorize it with "Ay Carumba!" ,(The phrase that the popular pop icon Bart Simpson coined which is like "good grief!")

Re: Good caripe! annaanalog August 13 2003, 11:35:27 UTC

funny to learn about english expressions that grandparents use!!
i think if one starts using that kind of expressions all foreigner fail to understand what you mean!

maybe i should use good caraipe it from now on ;) call me big pretender!

Re: Good caripe! louch_5 August 13 2003, 11:44:51 UTC

Of corse you can you it!!! but it requires no "it" the "it" is just assumed. you just say "Good caripe!" or "caripe, kate!" ;)

I love the phrase. I use it all the time and all my friends have caught on. hhahah.

Re: Good caripe! annaanalog August 13 2003, 11:53:53 UTC

ahhh i first wanted to write "use it", than thougt better write good caripe and forgot to delete "it" ;)

so you may have started a worldwide phrase movement now ;)
do you say [karaipi] or [karaip]?

Re: Good caripe! louch_5 August 13 2003, 12:04:13 UTC

Do you mean phonetically? I say it "ka"-ripe.

Re: Good caripe! annaanalog August 13 2003, 12:12:28 UTC

yes phonetically - but you don't express the-e at the end like the one in recipe?

Re: Good caripe! louch_5 August 13 2003, 12:33:26 UTC

Right. You make the "ka" sound and then you say "ripe" like: "Geeze, don't those nectarines feel ripe today? They must be in season.?"

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