If you have any information about the
'mysterious case disparition' case, call your local police station !
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Sat 7 Jun 2003, 20:51,
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the shadow on that is lovely!
And the perspective looks good too., like some CCTV position.
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Sat 7 Jun 2003, 20:52,
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ooooh,
i do like this animated one. i hope to see more adventures in this series! hooray!
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Sat 7 Jun 2003, 21:02,
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Nicely done.
The police are investigating the case case - English, it's great.
And it's nice to see the word "disparition" being used, instead of "disappearance" - isn't it odd that we use both "apparition" and "appearance" in English, but "disparition" is hardly ever used?
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Sat 7 Jun 2003, 21:26,
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And it's nice to see the word "disparition" being used, instead of "disappearance" - isn't it odd that we use both "apparition" and "appearance" in English, but "disparition" is hardly ever used?
I think I used "disparition"
just because it's the french word for it.
As words ending in 'tion' are often the same in english and french I used "disparition" without checking it was the proper english word.
thanks for your english lessons :)
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Sat 7 Jun 2003, 21:38,
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As words ending in 'tion' are often the same in english and french I used "disparition" without checking it was the proper english word.
thanks for your english lessons :)
I'm not trying to correct your English -
my own is too wobbly for me to do that.
It's just that "disparition", while quite correct, is a rare word in English, that you seldom see.
Apologies for any offence - let's face it, I wouldn't dare try to write this message in French, while your English is better than many of us can manage.
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Sat 7 Jun 2003, 22:27,
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It's just that "disparition", while quite correct, is a rare word in English, that you seldom see.
Apologies for any offence - let's face it, I wouldn't dare try to write this message in French, while your English is better than many of us can manage.