I spied on someone...
Freddie Woo says: "I was staying at a youth hostel in Europe and realised you could spy on the female dorm by looking through the keyhole in the adjoining door. So I knelt down, put my eye up to the hole... and saw an eye staring back at me. And I was the one they called a pervert." Tell us your tale of spying shenanigans.
( , Thu 2 Jan 2014, 12:23)
Freddie Woo says: "I was staying at a youth hostel in Europe and realised you could spy on the female dorm by looking through the keyhole in the adjoining door. So I knelt down, put my eye up to the hole... and saw an eye staring back at me. And I was the one they called a pervert." Tell us your tale of spying shenanigans.
( , Thu 2 Jan 2014, 12:23)
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I'm glad I'm not the only one
who made half an effort to extract something from all that and failed horrendously.
Bit of a Skagra fan, but damn is he an odd one. Has he ever broken character?
( , Wed 8 Jan 2014, 11:56, 2 replies)
who made half an effort to extract something from all that and failed horrendously.
Bit of a Skagra fan, but damn is he an odd one. Has he ever broken character?
( , Wed 8 Jan 2014, 11:56, 2 replies)
I bet he has a tiny Peter Davison coat, jumper and hat to dress up his wanking sock.
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Oddly, Google Translate detects it as Italian but doesnt translate it. Are letter frequencies the same between Italian and English?
( , Wed 8 Jan 2014, 12:46, closed)
no.
Google Translate's not anything like that clever. Google traslate detects it as Italian because there are about 6 or 7 Italian words in amongst it. I assume that's coincidence, and that there are marginally more accidental Italian words than any other language (there are a couple of French and Spanish ones in there and all)
( , Wed 8 Jan 2014, 14:06, closed)
Google Translate's not anything like that clever. Google traslate detects it as Italian because there are about 6 or 7 Italian words in amongst it. I assume that's coincidence, and that there are marginally more accidental Italian words than any other language (there are a couple of French and Spanish ones in there and all)
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