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hello, from a french newbie in London - 11/18/2005 6:40:31 AM

frenchboy

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Hello,
I will be living in London soon, I am 31 , I discovered this forum "by luck" and I am so please that it exists as there is so mainy things to learn ( first, a lot of new term for me).

I would consider myself as an unexperienced switched.

(and yes I am French)

Hello to all of you and I hope that I will have great discussions with all of you

ps:

Dear Moderators, excuse me for my first post that you had to remove

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RE: hello, from a french newbie in London - 11/18/2005 3:06:35 PM

MissDiandSirHugh

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G'Day and Welcome frenchboy you have begun in the right place to learn through reading the forums and just post questions there if the things get to hard for you to understand.
Hope your move to London is one that brings you joy and happiness also.

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RE: hello, from a french newbie in London - 11/19/2005 1:50:14 AM

frenchboy

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Thanks for your welcome Miss Di and Sir Hugh,
I hope that living in London will help me to meet people to introduce me to discover new things

I have aquestion: why is it that people use the word "Vanilla" , as long as I understand it, it is used for people who do not not about something (like me), but is sometimes used as something just related to social events ( like the London Munch meetings where I hope to go soon).
Who how would you define the word vanilla (and just a little bit of sementic, how come taht people use this word?)
Thanks
Frenchboy

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RE: hello, from a french newbie in London - 11/19/2005 5:40:44 PM

MissDiandSirHugh

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It is used by those in this life style to describe those that aren't and the one by your name changes as you post on the forums.
Would not know about the Munch but a guess is that it is a no play one and just a meeting and get to know each other.

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