8701girl
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G'day @8701
I'm MizVainluvsMJ on twitter.. holla @ a playa.. rofl
Ok cool, will go on twitter now and see if ur on my list.
G'day @8701
I'm MizVainluvsMJ on twitter.. holla @ a playa.. rofl
hellloooou :hi:
:clapping: Starlight Starbright you decided to come back tonight!
:bunny:
EDIT: where is Bes? :boohoo
:boohoo: Idk :boohoo:
leaving for her: :bunny: :bunny: :bunny:
holly shit! can I get a new box to live in please? my in made from paper and it's winter :angel: :angel: :angel:I just realised it's the 1st of December!
:wild: :woohoo: :wild:
:santa:
arty:
arty:
:lol:
britt, the suspense is making me :tease::timer::wild::lol: can't wait for polish/russian mike :cheeky:
limon, i'm LOVING the polish lessons I need to teach my mom these!!! apparently she teaches people in poland to do her job all day long but doesn't know any polish at all! hopefully they aren't calling her any of those :lol: :lol: :lol:
:wub::wub::wub:
I just realised it's the 1st of December!
:wild: :woohoo: :wild:
:santa:
arty:
oh, my mom's not actually in poland, she teaches people over the phone/internet to do her job (it's being outsourced to poland, so she won't have a job once they can actually do it right :lol: yay for poland bad for my mom) she does computer software engineering
Damn I was afraid it's something like that
I seriously think it must suck to be in her position, your poor mom...
My friends got a job outsourced from USA and they were happy but they felt almost guilty towards ppl that lost their jobs
because the company moved... nothing you can do, but it's a weird feeling, like you took someone's job...
poor mumoh, my mom's not actually in poland, she teaches people over the phone/internet to do her job (it's being outsourced to poland, so she won't have a job once they can actually do it right :lol: yay for poland bad for my mom) she does computer software engineering
thankies! *takes*... :angel:Here, Calla, have a new one:
for cold December...
what company does your mum work for? of course if you can say that... and do you know where in Poland is it located?yeah it sucks... she's known this for ~5 years now, she's just counting down the days until she is eligible for retirement hoping they don't fire her before then (it's like less than 12 months I think at this point). she's been working there since she graduated college 26 years ago so it's pretty hard for her she's looking forward to getting a lower-stress job though, if she can find one i mean it's a great opportunity on the other end you can't really turn down a job like that, even if you feel bad for taking it
it's kind of cute though, she calls the people she works with in poland "her kids" since they are all in their 20s and she teaches them
she works for alcatel-lucent (maybe it's just alcatel in poland?)... idk where
I just realised it's the 1st of December!
:wild: :woohoo: :wild:
:santa:
arty:
arty:
:lol:
I am just asking, because I am on the other side... I am one of your mum's "kids"... :depressed: ... but... I am not sure where alcatel is... don't hate me, please
ummm swearword or normal?
ok I know!
today's swearword is: dupek tadadadadam!
Dupek is a very funny swearword, can be said very seriously when you're pissed with someone,
but it has a tongue-in-cheek lightness to it, for example when you use it to describe the one love of your life, your boyfriend.
(frequently)
Its equivalent in English seems to be a**h*le but I'd say the Polish version is much lighter.
Also it is not that difficult for English speakers to say, as it is pronounced: [ˈdupɛk]
End of Polish class :hi:
roffffflllllllllllll term of endearment omfg ILY Orie! :hysterical:
Did you actually have anyone say that????
And yeah, dupek can be multi-use phrase
Again:
suka (singular) - suki (plural) - for females
dupek (singular) - dupki (plural) - for males
Example: you see a lot of DUPKI and SUKI on the streets in the morning trying to squeeze themselves in packed bus crashing other people.