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wee_mangoToo much of the bickering
1. Last person you told to shut up:
Most likely my brother. I tell him that about 10 times a day. ;)
2. Do you drink wine?
No - bleurgh.
3. Ever fly on a plane?
Loads of times.
4. Do you yell at your friends?
Not really no.
5. What have you quit?
My first job, playing the flute, being an officer in our Girls' Brigade (was never needed every time I went down) and probably a whole lot of other things that I've forgotten.
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1. Last person you told to shut up:
Most likely my brother. I tell him that about 10 times a day. ;)
2. Do you drink wine?
No - bleurgh.
3. Ever fly on a plane?
Loads of times.
4. Do you yell at your friends?
Not really no.
5. What have you quit?
My first job, playing the flute, being an officer in our Girls' Brigade (was never needed every time I went down) and probably a whole lot of other things that I've forgotten.
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Date: 2006-12-09 03:27 am (UTC)Hee. To Americans, tea is a drink. (Ha, I think I told you about inviting one of my Brit classmates home for "tea" after college, at about 5:00 (when I lived in England). And when I put the kettle on, she said she didn't like tea - or coffee or cocoa, or any hot drinks! The only other drinks I had were milk and water. And I offered a few biscuits. And then waited and waited for her to leave, until I finally said, "I'm getting hungry, would you like to stay for dinner?" And she looked at me in surprise and said, "Yes!" Only later did I discover that tea could also mean dinner. Poor girl had been waiting and waiting for ME to offer some real food! And alas, I hardly had any food to offer!
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Date: 2006-12-09 10:06 pm (UTC)♥