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More than two ears?

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Reply Wed 14 Jun, 2006 01:56 am
Sad What does "I'm all ears!" mean?
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McTag
 
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Reply Wed 14 Jun, 2006 01:57 am
I'm listening...you have my full attention.
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dadpad
 
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Reply Wed 14 Jun, 2006 04:09 am
that was an exxcellent thread title 10000kbps.

so much better than.......... help!!!!!!
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10000kbps
 
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Reply Wed 21 Jun, 2006 12:41 am
Thank you,McTag !
Thank you,dadpad !
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10000kbps
 
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Reply Wed 21 Jun, 2006 01:04 am
How to use this word(an easy one)?
nightmare
"A nightmare happened to me."is it right?
or"A nightmare occured to me last night."?
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dadpad
 
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Reply Wed 21 Jun, 2006 06:43 am
Re: How to use this word(an easy one)?
10000kbps wrote:
nightmare
"A nightmare happened to me."is it right?
or"A nightmare occured to me last night."?


I had a nightmare last night.

This would be the best way to construct the sentence.
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