ataricom on 27/12/2007 at 23:48
Oh I almost forgot:
* 1 pair ass-ugly orange socks
jimjack on 28/12/2007 at 00:02
Quote:
This fantastic beard :cool:
An electric razor
I envy you.
*A girl told me what makes a man is his facial hair.
glslvrfan on 28/12/2007 at 01:58
Marvel Legends series 12 action figures. All Variants... Is the coolest xmas gift i ever got. Im still bummed that she spent the money on me instead of her kids, but is an awesome gift.
I also got a wallet, and several shirts.
Gray on 28/12/2007 at 03:00
I got the bestest present ever.
My brother's first commercially released CD album. They signed with some German minor label a few months ago, and have spent the last few months touring around Austria, Switzerland, Germany and BeNeLux. I'm so proud I could burst.
jimjack on 28/12/2007 at 04:27
:cool: He/she is giving the ginger the eyeball..Must be a border collie?
TBE on 28/12/2007 at 04:37
Quote Posted by Gray
....BeNeLux.......
When I lived in Belgium, I got
so sick and tired of hearing people talk about the region and calling it the BeNeLux :p. Mind you, I had ONE television station, and every service announcement mentioned BeNeLux. (That's Belgium, Netherlands, and Luxembourg for you non-Euro-types.)
ok, back to Christmas booty-list. (I didn't get none.....booty that is.)
Gray on 28/12/2007 at 04:41
I apologise. But from where I'm standing, a very tiny European country, BeNeLux is an accepted term, and, perhaps, also a way to make us feel slightly less tiny and obscure.
But I know a girl in Belgium who uses the term too, so mneh :p
David on 28/12/2007 at 10:30
Quote Posted by jtr7
jumper 2
n.[< earlier dial.
jump, short coat, prob. altered (infl. by JUMP) < Fr
jupe (? via Sp
aljuba, Moorish garment) < Ar
al jubbah < al, the +
jubbah, JUBBAH]
1 a loose jacket or blouse; specif.,
a) one worn by workmen to protect clothing b) one with a wide collar hanging down in back, worn by sailors
Confirm? Deny?
Deny. It is not a jacket (that's a cardigan). It's a sweatshirt, but normally made of wool rather than cotton.
SubJeff on 28/12/2007 at 10:48
Do they even have them in the USA? They're almost de rigueur here in the winter.
