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Cry God for Harry, England and Cinnemongirl - 2/11/2016 5:36:53 AM   
Saintchrispin


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Status: offline 		Usted parece razonablemente bien mujer balenced cinnmongirl.

Usted puede pensar que somos extraños pero no existe un método lógico en ur lo contrario aparente locura.

Os exhorto a mantener su mente abierta y no pre juzgarnos.

No tome ningún lado en este conflicto en línea pero permanecen siempre neutro por favor.

Apreciamos sus advertencias relativas a nuestro bienestar gracias.

Nosotros d no importa que tengan la broma ocasional a nuestras expensas. A menudo nos reímos nuestra propia sock puppets anuncios en los foros.

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RE: Cry God for Harry, England and Cinnemongirl - 2/11/2016 2:02:55 PM   
Cinnamongirl67


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I don't know what I have to do with Harry and England

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RE: Cry God for Harry, England and Cinnemongirl - 2/11/2016 2:08:40 PM   
mnottertail


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Its a line (paraphrased obviously) from shakespeare.

Henry V

a play about the battle of Agincourt.

I would guess its a good thing if someone said it to you.

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RE: Cry God for Harry, England and Cinnemongirl - 2/11/2016 2:10:23 PM   
ThatDizzyChick


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You seem reasonably well balanced with cinnamongirl woman.
You may think you are strange but there is no logical method in your otherwise apparent madness.
I urge you to keep your open mind and do not pre judge.
Do not take any side in this dispute online but please always remain neutral.
We appreciate his warnings concerning our well thank you.
We'd not mind having the occasional joke at our expense. Often we laugh at our own sock puppets ads in the forums.
As for God, Harry, and England, well I suspect he is trying to make some lame ass reference to Shakespeare's Henry V, what given him misspelling St Crispin in his username.

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RE: Cry God for Harry, England and Cinnemongirl - 2/11/2016 2:15:03 PM   
Cinnamongirl67


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I wish I would have taken a foreign language now.
That was a quick response too. Muah!

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RE: Cry God for Harry, England and Cinnemongirl - 2/11/2016 2:58:53 PM   
Dvr22999874


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Status: offline 		A part of it was used in the TV series 'Band of Brothers' and some other movie with Danny DeVito in it, used it in it's entirety ....................maybe that sock/peewit wants you to be his brother ???*LOL*

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RE: Cry God for Harry, England and Cinnemongirl - 2/12/2016 1:52:00 AM   
voluntaryservant


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Status: offline 		Cry God for Harry, England and St George! I have never been to England. I heard to can have tea with the Queen? Do they still all walk around in fancy dress? Is it still a gigantic Hollywood overseas film set? What part of England Are Scotland and Wales in? Is Cardiff in London? Do they make cornish pasties in Worcestershire? Do they make Melton Mowbray pork pies in Yorkshire? Do Yorkshire puddings come from Cornwall?

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RE: Cry God for Harry, England and Cinnemongirl - 2/12/2016 2:07:52 AM   
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Cry God for Harry, England and St George! I have never been to England. I heard to can have tea with the Queen? Do they still all walk around in fancy dress? Is it still a gigantic Hollywood overseas film set? What part of England Are Scotland and Wales in? Is Cardiff in London? Do they make cornish pasties in Worcestershire? Do they make Melton Mowbray pork pies in Yorkshire? Do Yorkshire puddings come from Cornwall? Does Lancashire Hot Pot come From Lincolnshire? Do Lincolnshire pork sausages come from Shropshire? What is Welsh rarebit? Is Sherlock Homes still working as ace detective at Scotland Yard? Why can't American tourists find Lycester square when they go to London? Is London in Northumberland? If I get a flight to Manchester Ringway,Airport can I get the Piccadilly line to Lycester Square?


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RE: Cry God for Harry, England and Cinnemongirl - 2/12/2016 2:14:58 AM   
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ORIGINAL: Cinnamongirl67

Thank you!!!
I wish I would have taken a foreign language now.
That was a quick response too. Muah!



Well dear lady cinnamon the British think we Americans speak a foreign language to them. Perhaps, we should learn actual English?

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RE: Cry God for Harry, England and Cinnemongirl - 2/12/2016 2:55:11 AM   
Cinnamongirl67


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ORIGINAL: voluntaryservant


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ORIGINAL: Cinnamongirl67

Thank you!!!
I wish I would have taken a foreign language now.
That was a quick response too. Muah!



Well dear lady cinnamon the British think we Americans speak a foreign language to them. Perhaps, we should learn actual English?

Well dear servant, I live in the USA. I can understand hood, southern, hillbilly, society, sane and even insane talk. So I think my bastard English serves me well. (P.s. I have to look up big words sometimes)

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RE: Cry God for Harry, England and Cinnemongirl - 2/12/2016 8:48:03 AM   
voluntaryservant


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ORIGINAL: Cinnamongirl67


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ORIGINAL: voluntaryservant


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ORIGINAL: Cinnamongirl67

Thank you!!!
I wish I would have taken a foreign language now.
That was a quick response too. Muah!





Well dear lady cinnamon the British think we Americans speak a foreign language to them. Perhaps, we should learn actual English?

Well dear servant, I live in the USA. I can understand hood, southern, hillbilly, society, sane and even insane talk. So I think my bastard English serves me well. (P.s. I have to look up big words sometimes)


WE trust you are well and happy this morning we note that you comprehend some coloquial dialects from dixie and such places Enjoy the boards now and pay no mind to the rhetorical message exchange conflict on the forums.

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