Topic: What does everyone look like?

[Punch]

I just didn't want you to feel offended.

If I was offended by comments like that I'd deserve a lot picking.

Liza has a heart of gold, hasn't she?

Platinum

[Ionnis]

I just didn't want you to feel offended.

If I was offended by comments like that I'd deserve a lot picking.

Liza has a heart of gold, hasn't she?

Platinum

Indeed she does.

[Ionnis]

Another tourist photo. At least if I was able to attach one.

Sorry brother, but the skinny jeans need to go.  I saw the thumbnail and was thinking, wow she's kinda cute...but then I noticed...Alpo...Alpo's a he!!!!   Then I opened it up and noticed the beard.

There's a lot to do there if you want to avoid the andro route.

Let me know if you want the make over advice.

The andro route?

I'm sorry if I disappointed both of you. I was abroad so I tried to look like at least somewhat decent. I had to leave my gayer clothes at home. I try to work on that if I visit US at some point.

The good/disturbing news is that if you ever feel ugly or down on yourself you can recall this moment and say to yourself, "I might be alone right now, but Vamrat thinks I'm cute!"  Hopefully it'll get you through...

[LizaSymonenko]

I love you guys!

[Shiny]

I didn't see a problem with the jeans.

[Νεκτάριος]

I just didn't want you to feel offended.

If I was offended by comments like that I'd deserve a lot picking.

Liza has a heart of gold, hasn't she?

Time for a question from the local grammar Nazi....

Which sentence sounds more natural to the native English speakers on the forum:

Liza has a heard of gold, hasn't she?

Liza has a heart of gold, doesn't she? 

Liza's got a heart of gold, hasn't she? 

[ialmisry]

I just didn't want you to feel offended.

If I was offended by comments like that I'd deserve a lot picking.

Liza has a heart of gold, hasn't she?

Platinum

Indeed she does.

Gold plated Platinum.  With diamond encrustation.

[celticfan1888]

Another tourist photo. At least if I was able to attach one.

How'd you get a picture of Axl Rose? XD

[Alpo]

The good/disturbing news is that if you ever feel ugly or down on yourself you can recall this moment and say to yourself, "I might be alone right now, but Vamrat thinks I'm cute!"  Hopefully it'll get you through...

I'm sorry vamrat that I didn't take your feelings seriously enough! I wonder if Adelphopoiesis could be revived.

[genesisone]

I just didn't want you to feel offended.

If I was offended by comments like that I'd deserve a lot picking.

Liza has a heart of gold, hasn't she?

Time for a question from the local grammar Nazi....

Which sentence sounds more natural to the native English speakers on the forum:

Liza has a heard of gold, hasn't she?

Liza has a heart of gold, doesn't she? 

Liza's got a heart of gold, hasn't she? 

Liza has a heart of gold, hasn't she? - Very natural, but a bit formal - would be used by careful speakers.

Otherwise, more colloquially, Liza's got a heart of gold, doesn't she?

However, English being what it is, there are regional and personal preferences. Nothing really "unnatural" about any of the sentences.

[Punch]

I just didn't want you to feel offended.

If I was offended by comments like that I'd deserve a lot picking.

Liza has a heart of gold, hasn't she?

Time for a question from the local grammar Nazi....

Which sentence sounds more natural to the native English speakers on the forum:

Liza has a heard of gold, hasn't she?

Liza has a heart of gold, doesn't she? 

Liza's got a heart of gold, hasn't she? 

Who cares?  Does a compliment for someone Godly on this forum bother you to the point that you have to resort to this kind of triviality to wreck the feeling of the moment?

[Νεκτάριος]

I just didn't want you to feel offended.

If I was offended by comments like that I'd deserve a lot picking.

Liza has a heart of gold, hasn't she?

Time for a question from the local grammar Nazi....

Which sentence sounds more natural to the native English speakers on the forum:

Liza has a heard of gold, hasn't she?

Liza has a heart of gold, doesn't she? 

Liza's got a heart of gold, hasn't she? 

Liza has a heart of gold, hasn't she? - Very natural, but a bit formal - would be used by careful speakers.

Otherwise, more colloquially, Liza's got a heart of gold, doesn't she?

However, English being what it is, there are regional and personal preferences. Nothing really "unnatural" about any of the sentences.

Interesting - hasn't she seems odd to me since tag questions usually repeat the auxiliary verb, which in this case is does.  The tricky thing with teaching English is that usage changes a lot faster than what grammarians say is proper.  And when I try to ask people they usually say they think is correct rather than what they normally say.  So I have a hard time balancing what to use in the classroom.             

Who cares?  Does a compliment for someone Godly on this forum bother you to the point that you have to resort to this kind of triviality to wreck the feeling of the moment?

I thought I had made it clear that I made no objection about the comment itself, rather I was curious about usage.  I guess I should have split this off and started a thread in the English board. 

[vamrat]

I just didn't want you to feel offended.

If I was offended by comments like that I'd deserve a lot picking.

Liza has a heart of gold, hasn't she?

Time for a question from the local grammar Nazi....

Which sentence sounds more natural to the native English speakers on the forum:

Liza has a heard of gold, hasn't she?

Liza has a heart of gold, doesn't she? 

Liza's got a heart of gold, hasn't she? 

English speaker?

Liza 'as a 'eart of gold, 'asn't she?

That's how Limeys talk, at least on TV.

Your middle one works, IMHO, but I like my way better.   

[vamrat]

The good/disturbing news is that if you ever feel ugly or down on yourself you can recall this moment and say to yourself, "I might be alone right now, but Vamrat thinks I'm cute!"  Hopefully it'll get you through...

I'm sorry vamrat that I didn't take your feelings seriously enough! I wonder if Adelphopoiesis could be revived.

It's alright.  No one else does... 




 

[LBK]

Liza 'as a 'eart of gold, 'asn't she?

Umm, not quite: It should be "Liza's go' 'n 'eart o' gold, 'a 'n't she?" 

[Schultz]

Liza 'as a 'eart of gold, 'asn't she?

Umm, not quite: It should be "Liza's go' 'n 'eart o' gold, 'a 'n't she?" 

Perhaps vamrat was quoting some liminal state, such as when Dr. Higgins first started to teach young Miss Doolittle proper elocution.

[mabsoota]

american english cracks me up!
here in the uk the average person (not just a posh person) would say:
'liza has a heart of gold, hasn't she?'
so vamrat wins the english competition
 

and the londoner would say:
liza's go' 'n 'eart o' gold innit?'
so lbk was close, but anyone dropping their 't's and 'h's so much would be from the london area,
and in order to live in london, you have to say 'innit' all the time.
it is short for 'isn't it' and is used at the end of any question, irrrespective of which verb should actually be used in negation.
 

back on topic,
i look a little like this lady (a slightly older version with thinner face)
http://www.sew-what.us/images/kirtle.chemise.1_2frq.jpg

my clothes a slightly more modern too (not much!)
 

[JamesR]

Some more of myself:

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[Shiny]

Hold it, that a OOT poster in the background? Got the same one that my sister stole.

[Shiny]

I just didn't want you to feel offended.

If I was offended by comments like that I'd deserve a lot picking.

Liza has a heart of gold, hasn't she?

Platinum

Indeed she does.

Gold plated Platinum.  With diamond encrustation.

Can we pawn her?

[JamesR]

Hold it, that a OOT poster in the background? Got the same one that my sister stole.

Yeah. It is my little brother's poster. Right now we're sharing a room until we move into our new apartment next week.

[Shiny]

Grow an Orthodox beard and you might be the mexican version of Fr. Anastasios.

[JamesR]

Grow an Orthodox beard and you might be the mexican version of Fr. Anastasios.

I don't know. Do the ladies like beards? Perhaps the Orthodox women.

[Shiny]

I like to wait until five o'clock.

[Pan Michał]

I like to wait until five o'clock.

Harsh man.

[Alpo]

Grow an Orthodox beard and you might be the mexican version of Fr. Anastasios.

I don't know. Do the ladies like beards? Perhaps the Orthodox women.

Women who don't like beards are somehow seriously flawed. They are unworthy for having your attention.

[Shiny]

Grow an Orthodox beard and you might be the mexican version of Fr. Anastasios.

I don't know. Do the ladies like beards? Perhaps the Orthodox women.

Women who don't like beards are somehow seriously flawed. They are unworthy for having your attention.

And women who have beards are also seriously flawed and are unworthy of your attention.

[LizaSymonenko]

Here's me last Friday with my sweet niece Lily! 

I had promised to take them "out" somewhere this summer.....so, on their last day off, I finally took them to the Henry Ford Museum/Greenfield Village....and of course it had to be 97 degrees....as we walked through the mostly outdoor museum.  Thank God there was a breeze!

[Punch]

Here's me last Friday with my sweet niece Lily! 

I had promised to take them "out" somewhere this summer.....so, on their last day off, I finally took them to the Henry Ford Museum/Greenfield Village....and of course it had to be 97 degrees....as we walked through the mostly outdoor museum.  Thank God there was a breeze!

Very pretty . . . both of you.

[Justin Kissel]

Very pretty . . . both of you.

+5

[Irish Melkite]

Well, I've enjoyed this thread for what seems like forever and, in fairness, decided that I should play too

At a much younger (and bearded) age, with my eldest, Katy

[Irish Melkite]

The first are my three daughters, two sons, son-in-law, and me, at my daughter Betsy's wedding
The second are my three girls (Betsy, Caelin, & Katy) at Betsy's vet school graduation
The third is a birthday celebration at a pub with my eldest son (Timm), eldest daughter (Katy), and two nephews (Cathal & Breandan)
Last - me, in what my irreverent adult kids refer to as "Dad's Irish politician picture"

[dzheremi]

Fantastic pictures, Irish Melkite. Your family is wonderful, so it's little wonder that you're smiling so broadly in that last photo (I can also see why they call it your "Irish Politician" photo; haha).

[Anastasia1]

I keep seeing this thread and wanting to answer death incarnate.

[Pan Michał]

I keep seeing this thread and wanting to answer death incarnate.

Which reminds me, that I haven't played Wolfenstein for quite a long time.

[Gebre Menfes Kidus]

Very pretty . . . both of you.

+5

+10 


Selam

[Manalive]

Well, I've enjoyed this thread for what seems like forever and, in fairness, decided that I should play too

At a much younger (and bearded) age, with my eldest, Katy

Nice Irish Melkite! You kind of remind me of Fr. Alexey Young (Hieroschemamonk Ambrose now)


Great family pictures too!

[Cyrillic]

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[elephant]

Exactly like in my avatar, but I've dropped a few pounds lately.

[vamrat]

Exactly like in my avatar, but I've dropped a few pounds lately.

I think you look great just the way you are.

[elephant]

Thanks, it's great when you fit into your tutu again!

[LizaSymonenko]

..and I love how you balance on two feet!

[Ionnis]

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Nice pic! 

And Elephant, you're looking good!

[Dominika]

Irish Melkite - great family, great pictures!

Cyryllic - you look so cheerful

[Cyrillic]

Cyryllic - you look so cheerful

I always am, I'm afraid it can't be helped