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What did you think of the latest Journal?
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Ming wrote:
Adventure wrote:Quarrel - Fight - Row - Argue - Squabble - Temper - Bad - Evil - Wicked - Criminal - Police - Prison - Cunningham - Cunning! - Clever - Claudine - Fire alarm - Meeting - Sports - Lacrosse - Run! - Field - Grassy - Hill - Rabbit - Timmy - Coney - Woof! - Bark - Faraway tree - Enchanted Forest - Burnham Beeches -
Ooo-er! What's all this?
I've heard of Burn your breeches....
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Ooooh, sorry. That's a mistake. I'm getting muddled up with my tabs.
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LOL :lol:

Maybe Adventure mistook this for this for the Word Association Game!!!!
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Moonraker wrote: I've heard of Burn your breeches....
Wassat? Haven't you heard of Burnham Beeches yet?

Yep, Almas, I did mistake it for the WAG!
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Ming wrote:
By the way, are you a male or female? All this anger makes me think you're a girl.
:lol: :lol: :lol:

Ooooh! Even my brother says the same thing! He tells me that girls always start fights and they have almost twice the temper of boys!

That's absurd! :wink:
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Adventure wrote:Wassat? Haven't you heard of Burnham Beeches yet?
Moonraker means he HAS heard of BURN YOUR BREECHES. He didn't say that he HADN'T heard of BURNHAM BEECHES.
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I think remaining anonymous is a matter of personal choice, because some people may have good reasons for remaining anonymous, but I also think that knowing where a person is from can help to break down barriers and get rid of pre-concieved ideas we might have about other cultures.

I think that's one of the best things about the 'world wide web' - it joins us together and makes the world a smaller place. It brings together people from different cultures, religions and races.

Remaining anonymous doesnt really help to break down these barriers.

We are all from the same place, after all: planet earth! :D :wink:
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Now, don't hijack the thread, Ming. :D
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'Kay, I won't. :D
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Hmm...the journal sounds really interesting. I really want to read it, especially Ming's article, but I still haven't suscribed to the Society. :x :x :x

I will when my father will wake up in the morning - and that will be the first thing I'll tell him! :twisted: :twisted:
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I hope you're reading this, Almas, any luck with the Journal?
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