Do you live in the Netherlands??
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Do you live in the Netherlands??
I do and it's great.
We have the best food, the best wimmin and the best toilets. I like to visit public toilets and take photos of myself (not rude ones).
I met Jitka online but we are in love. isnt love great. we will marry in 2012.
I work for Mizuho Corporate Bank in netherlands, I am a senior cashier. I handle lots and lots of cash.
I support Bolton, we don't have a Bolton in netherlands. I watch Bolton on Sky tv for free.
I am 38 years old, are you?
I love the Netherlands.
We have the best food, the best wimmin and the best toilets. I like to visit public toilets and take photos of myself (not rude ones).
I met Jitka online but we are in love. isnt love great. we will marry in 2012.
I work for Mizuho Corporate Bank in netherlands, I am a senior cashier. I handle lots and lots of cash.
I support Bolton, we don't have a Bolton in netherlands. I watch Bolton on Sky tv for free.
I am 38 years old, are you?
I love the Netherlands.
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No.Dutch Amos wrote: I am 38 years old, are you?
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Me neither. I used to fly into Valkenburg on occasion and the town had some good eateries but I wouldn't class the grub as anything spectacular. The saving grace was you could get Tetleys at one of the bars. And there is a Bolton in the Netherlands, though it is a company, not a town. Al het beste.
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There are two Valkenburgs in Holland. I think the one that you're on about is the same one that I stay in, in that sort of finger by Maastricht. Whenever I've been there it's always been one of those places where I've had to eat in the hotel due to the simple lack of any option.Gravedigger wrote:Me neither. I used to fly into Valkenburg on occasion and the town had some good eateries but I wouldn't class the grub as anything spectacular.
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Neither am I - I'm only 21.Bruce Rioja wrote:No.Dutch Amos wrote: I am 38 years old, are you?
I do, however, live in the Netherlands. I have a small flat in The Hague that I share with my pet anteater, Donald Pleasance.
Do you have a pet anteater? Is it named after a star of the Halloween films? Maybe an aardvark called Jamie Leigh Curtis? That would be almost as good.
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Really?
I was once taught some Dutch swearing. I can't remember it fully, but it's something along the lines of "neuk de schedel van jezus"
I'm sure a more fluent Netherlander can correct it.
I was once taught some Dutch swearing. I can't remember it fully, but it's something along the lines of "neuk de schedel van jezus"
I'm sure a more fluent Netherlander can correct it.
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I’m locked in tight, I’m out of range
I used to care, but things have changed"
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Truth be told I used babelfish.Puskas wrote:Really?
I was once taught some Dutch swearing. I can't remember it fully, but it's something along the lines of "neuk de schedel van jezus"
I'm sure a more fluent Netherlander can correct it.
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So you want them banned simply because you don't like what they posted then?William the White wrote:The signs of a sense of humour were?sluffy wrote:Is that a good or a bad thing then?P.O.S. wrote:This place sounds more and more like Burnden Aces every day...
At least we don't have the self-righteous seeking people to be banned after a few posts simply because they don't like their humour!
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Dutch Amos is a collective???sluffy wrote:So you want them banned simply because you don't like what they posted then?William the White wrote:The signs of a sense of humour were?sluffy wrote:Is that a good or a bad thing then?P.O.S. wrote:This place sounds more and more like Burnden Aces every day...
At least we don't have the self-righteous seeking people to be banned after a few posts simply because they don't like their humour!
I would have thought someone who believes in the power of speech would be able to answer my question rather than try to avoid it because of my grammatical error.William the White wrote:Dutch Amos is a collective???sluffy wrote:So you want them banned simply because you don't like what they posted then?William the White wrote:The signs of a sense of humour were?sluffy wrote:Is that a good or a bad thing then?P.O.S. wrote:This place sounds more and more like Burnden Aces every day...
At least we don't have the self-righteous seeking people to be banned after a few posts simply because they don't like their humour!
You want Dutch Amos banned for what reason – because you simply don’t like what he posted?
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