Svenskaflicka
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Have you heard of the centipede who hooked up with a foot fetischist?
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Svenska: I read that centi- and millipedes have sexual intercourse which involves connecting with each and every 'pede'. Imagine... I was glad to know some animals do it face-to-face.Svenskaflicka said:Have you heard of the centipede who hooked up with a foot fetischist?
O, gaawwwd, I'll do it, just for the Snape-talk. But do you realize I am at my very important and responsible job right now and I have dozens of posts done instead of work. I will lose my job end up joining the homeless people on the streets if I join another site.Svenskaflicka said:Perdita, you definitely should sign up for Fiction Alley! There are lots of Snape-talk there... and pictures... drawings... Do I need to tempt you further?
OK, but I need your guidance. I'm only on the first book, I don't know all the characters or other special words. Don't trick me though and give me a poopie name like Purd.Svenskaflicka said:Don't forget to send me an owl telling me what your Fiction Alley - name is!
Ogg, you are obviously done in by the garderobian verses you've been soi, um, toiling over. See, we get back on track easily.oggbashan said:This thread is getting HPeed all over.
Avaunt, avert, avast.
Any more avs out there? Og
oggbashan said:Avaunt, avert, avast. Any more avs out there?
Svenskaflicka said:Me parece un poco curioso celebrar la muerte, pero es verdad, la vida y la muerte son hermanas...
Svenskaflicka said:Querida is spelled with a u, og.
Svenskaflicka
Linguistic Fanatic
oggbashan said:What is that new av?
Is Mexico popular?
oggbashan said:I was taught my Spanish by dockyard workers.
Flicka, I presume you mean my Lit. name? Perdita is a character in Shakespeare's The Winter's Tale. She's a young girl abandoned at birth who finds her way back to her home and parents (much more complicated than that); she represents spring/rebirth, and nature (vs. art).Svenskaflicka said:¿dónde has trovado tu nombre? ¿Qué es una perda?