Oh my God. Prince William, future king of England is single again, so I susgest we young attractive females all drop or lovely partners and flock to the English shores. (One of those new irony marks would be great here, but the site won’t let me download it)
So to answer your question Kroe, yes I suggest that we fully embrace this new punctuation mark, that is as soon as it becomes more easily downloadable. Since a lot of communication is written and smiley often don’t convey the right feeling and don’t look very professional, this is a great solution.
Earthquake/tsunami alert went virtually unnoticed over here. The only reason I knew about it was because mum mailed me to ask if we had felt any shocks. I told Paul about it and he even thought it was dumb to assume that we would feel anything because there is some land between NZ and Solomon Island. The evening news decided not to agree with him thought.
All in all it wasn’t scary at all. You have to remember that kiwis are very aware that they are living on a fault line and are used to frequent minor shakes.
This time no earthquakes or effects were felt on NZ mainland (or should I say Island Land.
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I just want to make sure... Are you accusing ME of being unprofessional? ME???? I'm heart-broken!
And you like the irony mark... *shakes head, in sadness*
I think I need some pathetic Fred Durst ballad to wallow in my sorry state of being misunderstood.
Question for Leasle: don't you feel Big Willy should grow a hairdo like that of Prince Charming in Shrek and walk around in Buckingham P with a small mirror in his hand, at all times? Now that kind of Prince I can live with! Just think of the inspiration he would foster in this blog's contributors! Just think!
Final note for sir Dutton: I don't care for your tone, Mister!!! I feel, we're -and by 'we' I mean us wee Europeans - entitled to a certain level of cluelessness!
Kroe
Leasle,
If you really insist on using the irony mark, you could have a capital Z or S at the end of your sentences, rather than a full stop or an exclamation mark. Not quite the samen, but it's a start, don't you think. Still resenting it myself, but hey, feel free to explore its boundless expressive possibilities for yourself *whistling a carefree ditty*
Kroe xxx
Kroe
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