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Dec 25, 2011

RE: Rowdy

Whatever59, thanks for the good news, very happy Christmas to you and to Rufus!

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Dec 23, 2011

RE: Are You Agree ?

Heliya,

I have a lot "envy" of the way in which you can see life! devoid of false pretenses, and with a wonderful simplicity!

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Dec 23, 2011

RE: Are You Agree ?

Heliya,

I have a lot "envy" of the way in which you can see life! devoid of false pretenses, and with a wonderful simplicity!

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Dec 23, 2011

RE: after 360 email to me, he agree call me

Amy, the blindest of the blind, is one who does not want to see!

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Dec 20, 2011

RE: What is it ?

Vetra

I do not know your cultural tradition, but for a Mexican this means that you have very good friends and family who love you a lot and are concerned about you.

Regardless, you're the evil personified by a beautiful woman!

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Dec 17, 2011

RE: Are men capable of pleasing us ....

ExitMadrid

No!

Men today are no longer what used to be! times change, now are much more fun and rewarding, social networks than women.

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Dec 14, 2011

RE: Merry CHristmas (champange)

champange

Greetings from the south!

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Dec 14, 2011

ExitMadrid

¡Hola, guapa!

I propose a sticker, as appropriate, of the few happy or desperate!

I had understood that only Mexican politicians were concerned about "form is substance," but it seems that this is an international concern!

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Dec 14, 2011

RE: Great Quotes!

Arch

God is dead! Nietzsche, Who is Nietzsche? GOD.

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Dec 13, 2011

RE: I love my car!

Spdspd

I also I have some vision impairment, but that's what makes it exciting to drive at night, this has forced me to put all the senses on the road, and forget my problems.

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Dec 9, 2011

RE: who can tell me, what is the meaning of" tio"

~~Spanish tiaen~~

tia in Spanish,

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Dec 9, 2011

RE: who can tell me, what is the meaning of" tio"

Amy

"Tio"," Uncle, family, second degree, in women, aunt, Spanish tiaen common use in America and Europe.

"Tio", slang used mainly in Spain, to refer to a person, in the feminine "tia" could be translated as "guy", you can use with any adjective, eg, "esa tio, está pringao", translation, "this guy is a loser".

It can be difficult to handle word for foreigners, because depending on the tone of voice you use to use it are friendly, very aggressive and even derogatory!

Hello, tia!