precisely :pand as for taking a holiday to greece, that's what i did!
nah, i did realise they're greek letters, it was just weird seeing all this stuff i've only ever used in physics and maths on road signs etc
i also learned that old women selling roses are pickpockets, 'supermarket' actually means 'corner shop' and 'sex on the beach' means 'mainly orange juice'
(nah, i did realise they're greek letters, it was just weird seeing all this stuff i've only ever used in physics and maths on road signs etc
i also learned that old women selling roses are pickpockets, 'supermarket' actually means 'corner shop' and 'sex on the beach' means 'mainly orange juice'
charlie?,
Sun 20 Jul 2008, 11:52,
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:)I also know the term: "ehhhhhhh Malaka!!"
That's the extent of my Greek...
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Sun 20 Jul 2008, 12:01,
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That's the extent of my Greek...
i didn't learn any :(i spent much of the time trying to work out what the accent is and failing
some people sounded italian and others sounded like Borat
and i was in a clubbing sort of area so most people were english anyway
(some people sounded italian and others sounded like Borat
and i was in a clubbing sort of area so most people were english anyway
charlie?,
Sun 20 Jul 2008, 12:05,
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ah well er next time you meet a nice big greek man,say 'eeeehhhhhh malaka!' It means 'hi mate!'*
*this statement may contain factual errors k3b/-\b accepts no responsibility for the offence the greek person may take in response to the aforementioned phrase
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Sun 20 Jul 2008, 12:09,
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*this statement may contain factual errors k3b/-\b accepts no responsibility for the offence the greek person may take in response to the aforementioned phrase
hajust wiki'd it, maybe not...
although i can think of a few people i could have used it on
(although i can think of a few people i could have used it on
charlie?,
Sun 20 Jul 2008, 12:16,
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