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Old 03-22-2010, 07:00 PM
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Originally Posted by MelodyL View Post
Well HELLO ENGLAND!!! Tally-HO

I always wanted to say that to someone from the United Kingdom.
I have a funny story to tell you. Many many years ago, I worked in a company with people from England and from Scotland.

My friend Mary came in one morning and told us the funniest story.

She was in a hotel and she asked the front desk to "knock her up" every morning. We all burst out laughing. When the guy at the front desk laughed too, he explained what "knock me up" meant. I gather in England it means "give me a wake up call". It doesn't mean the same in this country. lol

Then I remember being in the elevator with her and asking her "What's it like to have a Queen?," and she said "And we have a Queen Mum"

I was fascinated by all her stories.

So glad I make you smile.

You take care and feel good.

I tried to PM you to explain further but you're a visitor. I guess I can't PM visitors. Hope you join Neurotalks.

Melody
hello America!!! i love that too, good morning America!!! what a powerful name and country.

i had a good laugh with the stories. but i have to tell you, im not english, im a brazilian living in England. and i have loads of funny stories like that. well learn a new language after certain age is not that simple, and over Brasil we mainly learn american english at school. imagine the confusion plus my acent hahaha
a real Queen, its fascinating really, in Brazil we just have carnival queens once a year and plenty of drag queens hahaha.

thank you once again Melody, i didnt know that my status was visitor and that i have to join. its the first forum im participating, i need to learn and not to be shy. shy to write, ask and share, and also i need not to worry to make mistakes on writing. i will join for sure! i just sent a message to Forum adm to help me.

well i feel really happy to be on Neurotalk and be able to exchange messages with you. not feel alone in the cold and lonely England. Hope in the future here we can have meetings too, i live on the middle of England, i just need to make some changes in my life and find the right partners to organize this.

have a good night
besitos
your brazitish friend Carla
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