The Second Annual Tig Party!!!!

I AM BORED!!!!!!!!!!!!

WHAT COULD I DO??????????????

Originally posted by eezy45
Cyneðryþ!! Hey!
see your name in my sig? with ð and þ!

😄 thumbsup ^^

LOL
Bored?!? Whoa, you have problems rofl.... bored? 😑
I never understood the magical world of boredom... fascinating... you could... write something? just a suggestion 😛

i just did! quote it to see how... difficult it was!

Originally posted by eezy45
i just did! quote it to see how... difficult it was!

You seem really REALLY bored 😂 ... you could also write something longer 😉 or compose some music 😄 😄

Or you could write my english homework for me 😖hifty:

i will work on my Harry Potter website (it will be very good, with PHP and all...
good artwork and design, sensible topics and arguments for H/Hr or R/Hr)

yo

🙂 see 😉 no reason for being bored ^^

Aiya, Sorontur 🙂

ello exa

🙂 howz you today? 🙂

*listening to Planet Hell* < great song ✅

im ok was just racing my dog on the beach 😄 i won lol

how are you?

Hey Thor...

Bye all *hugs all* gotta go..

Originally posted by Thorondor
im ok was just racing my dog on the beach 😄 i won lol

how are you?

😄 😄

Me is ... ok 😐

😐

😛

Cya, Eezy 🙁 *waves*

Ich danke Gott.

Originally posted by Fëanor
Ich danke Gott.

Wofür?
😉

Guten Abend btw 😄 (oder besser Guten Morgen?)

Originally posted by Cynethryth
Wofür?
😉

Guten Abend btw 😄 (oder besser Guten Morgen?)

Ich sah einen Dokumentarfilm "Herr Schmitt", und der Mann sagte, "Ich danke Gott", Immer wieder.

Und guter Abend zu Ihnen auch. 😉

Hi, I'm back. Lunch break

Welcome back... Mr AE... we... missed... you 😄

Originally posted by Fëanor
Ich sah einen Dokumentarfilm "Herr Schmitt", und der Mann sagte, "Ich danke Gott", Immer wieder.

Und guter Abend zu Ihnen auch. 😉

LOL 😄 worüber war der Film?

[btw in German there are two different words for "you" - "du" and "Sie" [indirectly objectively like you used it "dir" and "Ihnen" 😛 ], "du" is used for people you know quite well (usually when you use their first names or nicknames when talking to them) and also the one generally used online; Sie is a little more distanced, like children say to adults or adults to other adults they don't know that well. Interestingly, translation programs always use "Sie" (and "Ihnen"😉 and it also seems to be the one more widely used in "school German", but online "du" is a lot more common ✅ there is also a third form, "ihr", but that's only used in Shakespeare-ish English... and in LoTR when you speak for example to a king 🙂 ... to it would rather be "Und guten Abend auch dir" than "... auch Ihnen" 😄 ]

yo no hablo german

gotta go, someelse needs it
c u sometime later

Originally posted by Cynethryth
Welcome back... Mr AE... we... missed... you 😄

LOL 😄 worüber war der Film?

[btw in German there are two different words for "you" - "du" and "Sie" [indirectly objectively like you used it "dir" and "Ihnen" 😛 ], "du" is used for people you know quite well (usually when you use their first names or nicknames when talking to them) and also the one generally used online; Sie is a little more distanced, like children say to adults or adults to other adults they don't know that well. Interestingly, translation programs always use "Sie" (and "Ihnen"😉 and it also seems to be the one more widely used in "school German", but online "du" is a lot more common ✅ there is also a third form, "ihr", but that's only used in Shakespeare-ish English... and in LoTR when you speak for example to a king 🙂 ... to it would rather be "Und guten Abend auch dir" than "... auch Ihnen" 😄 ]

Du solltest ein Lehrer Cynethryth sein...😄 Ich lerne mehr von dir als in Klasse. Der Film betraf zwei homosexuelle Männer, die auf gegenüberliegender Seite der Berliner Mauer lebten. Und ihr Kampf, um einander zu sehen. Guter Film.

Sollten wir zu Englisch zurückgehen? Und danke für die Lehre.

😛

Originally posted by Fëanor
Du solltest ein Lehrer Cynethryth sein... Ich lerne mehr von dir als in Klasse. Der Film betraf zwei homosexuelle Männer, die auf gegenüberliegender Seite der Berliner Mauer lebten. Und ihr Kampf, um einander zu sehen. Guter Film.

Sollten wir zu Englisch zurückgehen? Und danke für die Lehre.

*LOL* me and a teacher? 😆 😆

film sounds interesting ... dont know it...

Back to English? ✅ ✅ brilliant idea ^^

Soo... how has thine day been so far?

[confusing that obviously in olde english you say "it hath", but "it haS been" 😖 ]