Should I...

[Pace]

Yea...the G450 is um...I'll tell you once my NDA is up

Oh yea, I'm 20, and she's 14.

P.

[Pneumatic]

Uh..............
Did you forget the smiley after that last comment, or should I go ahead and call the Police now?

Welcome to Mr. Rogers Neighborhood.
Can you say "Statutory"?
I knew that you could.

[Paddy]

Hey! You told me that she was 13!


and i edited our conversation to make me look better (and you worse )

[cjolley]

<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by Pace:
Oh yea, I'm 20, and she's 14.</font>

Hmm... I lived with an 18 year old when I was 24. It was a little like living with a Martian, only we had less in common.

I hope the laws on that sort of thing are different in Scotland from the US.
If not, we'll send you a box of cookies at the jail once a year.
chuck

[Pace]

- smiley?

Of course Paddy, the less I say about Andrea the better

Chocolate chip please Chuck, and a muffin to match too would be nice

P.

[Paddy]

I do hope that we are not going to start making derogatory comments about the Welsh now?

[cbman]

This gets better and better...

I have never dated anyone younger than me.

Then again I have only dated one person (I was 19 and she was 19 (But 23 days older) and now we are getting married.

I have friends that (if you are 20 and she is 14) are in a similar situation... It depends on the maturity level, really. I know some of the pairings where the younger is way more "in touch" with reality.

BTW... I don't know how effective the mini file I bought will be.. but It had to fit in a shortbread cookie.. so if you see a box with the name. "cbman[MU] l33t cookies for Pace. Do not Eat..." don't eat it... or you might choke on the file.

[SteveC]

<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by Paddy [MU]:
I do hope that we are not going to start making derogatory comments about the Welsh now?

</font>

I love the welsh (apart from the weather...).

Good things about wales - Stereophonics!! also Manic Street Preachers and a good few other music artists. Also, my girlfriend has now moved there so I get to visit south-mid wales quite often now!

I can even read welsh now (well, almost...) I know what 'w', 'll', 'dd', 'y' etc sound like, and how they can all be put together in one word with no vowels



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Cheers,
Steve

"Life is what we make of it, yet most of us just fake"

[Paddy]

Andrea is from Blackwood, Gwent. Home of the Stereophonics.

The town 'Swffryd' always makes me laugh

[Paddy]

Steve: How would you pronounce 'Ynysddu'?

Pace: So what does her old man think of you manhandling his daughter?

[Pace]

Manhandling?! Who said that?

Ffynnon Garw! I can pronounce that

Oh, I don't know about Steve, but I would pronounce it "Ynysddu"

P.

[SteveC]

<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by Paddy [MU]:
Steve: How would you pronounce 'Ynysddu'?
</font>

Well, as far as I can suss out, I'd say the Y's are like the i sound as in biscuit, and the 'dd' is the 'th' sound as in 'the'.

So, it's innisthu ?



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Cheers,
Steve

"Life is what we make of it, yet most of us just fake"

[Paddy]

Steve: next time you are at your g/fs home say 'uck-a-vie' to her parents.

[Paddy]

Close

un-ass-thee

[SteveC]

yeah - u's and y's the wrong way round

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Cheers,
Steve

"Life is what we make of it, yet most of us just fake"