Is The War Over Yet?

Jimbuna · 06-30-12, 02:45 PM

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Originally Posted by Brag

Getting ready to attend a conference, going to the conerence, particpating, returning, loosing my luggage, finding an uncle, writing about my trip kept away from this den of inequety and SH 3.

I opened the game to see what's happening. U'123 is still off Cape Hatteras. I guess the war is still on.

I thought Í'd better check in with youse guys and say hallo.

Who are you?

Your name sounds familiar

Brag · 07-02-12, 11:27 AM

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Originally Posted by jimbuna

Who are you?

Your name sounds familiar

Ah don't memember mah what? naime, Bwa, Bwalz or hoo, hoo. Too much deep thinking at two hundred meters.

Dowly, tea cozy coffee is, bleah.

Wurst, where did you learn Kiswahili?

Lehman, ya gotta squeeze the lemon outa Dowley

Eisenwurst · 07-02-12, 10:28 PM

Mainly self taught, but initially gained an interest from 2 girls I used to knock around with.
One who lived in Kenya during the Mau Mau terror, her dad was in the British Army fighting them. And the other bird was a kiwi who travelled through Africa in the early 70's and ended up in Egypt and got a bit part in the film "Gallipoli". Every time she'd watch the film she'd go "look, it's me, that's me!" She was fluent.

I'm still learning.

Kuzama em wote!

07-02-12, 10:28 PM	#3
Eisenwurst Silent Hunter Join Date: Jan 2010 Posts: 3,771 Downloads: 58 Uploads: 0	Mainly self taught, but initially gained an interest from 2 girls I used to knock around with. One who lived in Kenya during the Mau Mau terror, her dad was in the British Army fighting them. And the other bird was a kiwi who travelled through Africa in the early 70's and ended up in Egypt and got a bit part in the film "Gallipoli". Every time she'd watch the film she'd go "look, it's me, that's me!" She was fluent. I'm still learning. Kuzama em wote!