Editing THE TOMB / RAKOSHI

fpw 07-01-2004, 11:39 AM

#41

Kenji Asakura Wrote:commakaze? Is it a comma + kamikaze? :confused:

You got it, Kenji.

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Kenji 07-01-2004, 11:48 AM

#42

fpw Wrote:You got it, Kenji.

You mean, my sentence is using many comma? I didn't know that. :o

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fpw 07-01-2004, 12:16 PM

#43

Kenji Asakura Wrote:You mean, my sentence is using many comma? I didn't know that. :o

Your sentences are fine, Kenji.

"Pace" is Latin for peace. Following "Commakaze" with "(Pace, Kenji.)" is a way of saying, "(No offense, Kenji.)"

I'm amazed at how your command of English has progressed since you started posting. I didn't mean to confuse you with Latin.

Biggles 07-01-2004, 01:50 PM

#44

Noelie Wrote:Maybe he should of used some semi-colons, instead of all commas.

Semi-colon? Isn't the correct term 'bowel resection"?

On a marginally related note: Is analogy the study of assholes?

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stacyzinda123 07-01-2004, 04:17 PM

#45

Biggles Wrote:On a marginally related note: Is analogy the study of assholes?

That's hilarious, it made me laugh out loud. Repeatedly. I'm at work right now too. I gotta stop checking the message board while I'm here. :p

Kenji 07-01-2004, 05:26 PM

#46

fpw Wrote:Your sentences are fine, Kenji.

"Pace" is Latin for peace. Following "Commakaze" with "(Pace, Kenji.)" is a way of saying, "(No offense, Kenji.)"

I'm amazed at how your command of English has progressed since you started posting. I didn't mean to confuse you with Latin.

Ah,I see. I don't know Latin! :p

My English has progressed? Really? I'm glad to hear that. Sometimes I do wrong, but I make every effort.

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jimbow8 07-01-2004, 05:34 PM

#47

Kenji Asakura Wrote:Ah,I see. I don't know Latin! :p

My English has progressed? Really? I'm glad to hear that. Sometimes I do wrong, but I make every effort.

I used to have difficulty understanding you, Kenji-san. Now I rarely do.

Hmm, maybe I'm just getting smarter. Big Grin

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Kenji 07-01-2004, 05:45 PM

#48

jimbow8 Wrote:I used to have difficulty understanding you, Kenji-san. Now I rarely do.

Hmm, maybe I'm just getting smarter.

I owe my English progress to you, Lisa, Susan, Marc, and Barry. Thank you everybody! Big Grin

And specially thank you FPW. Wink

This post was last modified: 07-01-2004, 05:47 PM by Kenji.

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Lisa 07-01-2004, 06:20 PM

#49

Hey Kenji, it may interest you to know that my friend Kazue is teaching my daughter Japanese. If you come to a GU we can make Annika translate. Big Grin

Lisa

Biggles 07-01-2004, 08:26 PM

#50

stacyzinda123 Wrote:That's hilarious, it made me laugh out loud. Repeatedly. I'm at work right now too. I gotta stop checking the message board while I'm here. :p

I made you laugh? Out loud? At work? DAMN!!! Next time my wife responds to one of my pathetic attempts at humor (humour for you brits and Canucks) with "Don't quit your day job", I'll reply: "In your face; I f@rt in your general direction".

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