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  • #2078073
    gaver
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    #2078088
    Paul (Fuzzy3000)
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    Is it scalding or scolding?
    Anyway, what's the easiest way to remember which is which? A: Try this one. 'SCOLD' has the word cold in it. And 'SCALD' is all about hot things, like burning.

    So lucky maid was scolded... 🙂

    Anywho -- very nicew image.

    #2078099
    Frank21
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    Damn bitch broke the pot!... just kidding. I really like the spaciousness of this image. Another good one gaver.

    #2078116
    gaver
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    Thnx Frank

    @Paul
    ..I am non nativ english speaker, some thing do confuse me.
    As long as the message gets over I guess
    But he...we could all switch to Dutch for a week 😉

    #2078118
    Frank21
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    As an ex-teacher I notice these things but as you say, meaning is the most important thing.

    #2078119
    gaver
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    ..as I said..we could always try to change to my native language, see how well that goes.
    Just kidding.
    But some of us have to write in a foren tongue. Maybe it is because english is a " world wide language, A WWL if you like". IF one is born into it, one learns the difference between [rite, wright,right] [off,of] etc
    They all do sound the same to me.
    I know the value of using proper words...but phonetic there is no difference
    I think you get the point

    #2078125
    Frank21
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    "..as I said..we could always try to change to my native language, see how well that goes."
    We could always use Google Translate but I'm sure it wouldn't be a perfect translation either.
    How's your Frisian?

    #2078142
    gaver
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    non existent I am afraid

    #2078332
    Paul (Fuzzy3000)
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    35 / 5,000
    Het verbranden van de meid
    Het uitschelden van de meid

    Just saying.
    Was not intended as critisism - just for clarification... 🙂

    #2078340
    gaver
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    I know.
    Reading back it sounded harser than I intended. Sorry man, I tried to make a "joke'
    The" tric" to remeber is handy.scald/warm

    #2078381
    Frank21
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    So I'll be critical then....
    "Anywho -- very nicew image."
    1. "anywho" a non-existant word🤔
    2. No such word as "nicew"🤔

    #2078508
    Paul (Fuzzy3000)
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    nicew - obvious typo.
    anywho - How to use anywho? Anywho is slang meaning "nevertheless" it is also a humorous form of "anyhow" or "anyway" Anywho is often used to change the subject in a conversation that has become awkward to continue especially in the case of inappropriateness.

    So, anywho. I explained not intended as criticism, which does not invite criticism back, unless nothing better to do.
    Anbywho - Rafael "NiceW" Batista is a Brazilian player who last played for ASTONY.

    #2078512
    Legolas18
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    I think it's scalping 💀

    Joking aside, noice render, I see you went billboard, so a few ones could use a rotation towards the camera (there is also an app auto-doing that btw).

    #2078577
    gaver
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    @Legolas18, thnx, Played with billboards before, they can be nice.. Note to self: keep em in the distance 😉

    #2078715
    Frank21
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    Yeh that was silly of me Paul. No harm intended.

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