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#Person1#: Something very unusual happened to me this morning.
#Person2#: Really? What was it?
#Person1#: I was studying in the classroom when Tom came rushing in.
#Person2#: Yes?
#Person1#: He told me there was a telegram for me at the gate house! Someone was ill in my family.
#Person2#: Goodness me! I hate telegrams. They seldom bring any good news.
#Person1#: Yes, that's just how I felt. My legs turned to water, so I asked Tom to accompany me to the school gate.
#Person2#: I can imagine how you felt.
#Person1#: On my way to the school gate I was thinking terrible things. What could have happened at home, you know, and all that.
#Person2#: Yes, of course. I understand.
#Person1#: So when I tore the telegram open, my fingers were trembling.
#Person2#: Dear me!
#Person1#: But when I read the telegram, I just couldn't make heads or tails out of it.
#Person2#: How strange! What did it say?
#Person1#: It said: Return immediately. Uncle seriously ill.
#Person2#: Oh, I am sorry to hear that.
#Person1#: But the surprising part about it is that I have no uncle.
#Person2#: Indeed!
#Person1#: I could hardly believe my own eyes. But it was written there in black and white. Then I happened to glance at the address to a 'Carl', not 'Carol'.
#Person2#: Well, I never!
#Person1#: You can never imagine how relieved I was.
#Person2#: Yes. What a relief! But what did Tom have to say?
#Person1#: Tom was so embarrassed. He kept apologizing all the way back.
#Person2#: He has always been quite careless.
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Tom told Carol that there was a telegram about Carol's family's illness for Carol. Carol was trembling before she read the telegram. When Carol found the telegram was for a 'Carl' instead, she was relieved.
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Kira: Can you send me the recipe for that chocolate cake?
Jo: The one I made last week or the one my mum does?
Kira: Either one, I love both of them. Which one is easier?
Jo: Mine :D
Kira: LOL, of course. Your mum is like 5 levels above us.
Jo: Hey, I'm not that bad in the kitchen :P
Kira: Well, I am :P
Jo: Wait a moment, I need to find the link with the recipe.
Kira: I thought you had it printed.
Jo: Yes, but it's easier to send the link I got it from, isn't it? :P OK, here it is: <file_other>
Kira: Thanks :* I hope mine will taste as good as yours!
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Jo sent Kira a link to the recipe for the chocolate cake. Jo's mother is a better cook than Jo.
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#Person1#: May I have your order now?
#Person2#: We'd have your regular dinner. What courses are there, please?
#Person1#: The courses for our regular dinner are fish salad for appetizer, steak for main course and chocolate cake for dessert.
#Person2#: All right, we'll have it.
#Person1#: Today's mutton chop is very good. Would you like to have it as the main course?
#Person2#: That's a good idea. And as for dessert, we'll have apple pie. We'd like to have some coffee afterwards.
#Person1#: Good, here're your appetizers. Your dinners will be ready in five minutes.
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#Person2# orders mutton chop, apple pie, and coffee for #Person2#'s meal instead of regular dinner under #Person1#'s recommendation.
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gods: Hmmm... that would be really nice if you restricted yout wealth collections to government officials
thief: You know, as there is a god of thieves, it seems a bit 'judgy' of you to criticize me for something that you really sort of ebcourage. I mean, if you don't approve of it, why is there a gid for it?
gods: I'm not discouraging you, I'm just telling taking money from hard working people is unfair
thief: Life is unfair. You and your friends quite merrily mess with the lives of us mere mortals purely for amusement. It's a bit hypocritical to condemn me for a little petty larceny while you demand sacrifices and tribute from those self same 'hard working people'.
gods: Seems you're not getting my point. I was sent to warn you
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thief is collecting money from government officials. gods wants him to stop.
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Meg: Busy morning! Baking with my little helper! xxx
Oliver: what are you baking?
Meg: blueberry muffins
Gina: yum yum!
Kelly: Adorable! Hope you’ll spare one for me!
Mary: What a gorgeous little chef! X
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Meg has spent the morning baking blueberry muffins with her little helper.
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#Person1#: What kind of personality do you think you have?
#Person2#: I am very active and energetic. I approach things enthusiastically and I don't like leaving them half done.
#Person1#: Do you think you are introverted or extroverted?
#Person2#: I am quite outgoing, I think. I enjoy mixing and doing things with other people.
#Person1#: What do you think is the most important thing for you to be happy?
#Person2#: I maintain that the most important thing is having good friends. A person can't live all by himself. A friend in need is a friend indeed. So the more really close friends I have, the happier I am.
#Person1#: Do you have any friend you would call really close ones?
#Person2#: Yes, I would call three of my former classmates really close friends. We often get together and talk with each other. Whenever I counter difficulties, they are always ready to give me a hand.
#Person1#: What kind of people would you like to work with?
#Person2#: People who are honest, dedicated to their work and have integrity.
#Person1#: What kind of people you find hard to work with?
#Person2#: Slacker and those who violate working principles.
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#Person2# thinks #Person2# is active, energetic, and outgoing. #Person2# values friendship very much and tells #Person1# about #Person2#'s close friends. #Person2# likes to work with people who are honest, dedicated, and have integrity and finds it hard to work with slackers and those who violate working principles.
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#Person1#: Awful! My cell phone is out of service again. Fred, can you lend me some money?
#Person2#: How much do you want?
#Person1#: 200 yuan. I bought a new computer online, so I have to pay the mortgage.
#Person2#: I am so sorry to hear that. Is that enough?
#Person1#: It's so nice of you. You really make my day.
#Person2#: Forget it! We seemingly need to gather money little by little.
#Person1#: What you said is absolutely right. I will pay you back as soon as I get back on my feet.
#Person2#: No rush. You can give it back whenever you have it.
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#Person1# borrows 200 yuan from Fred to pay the mortgage of a computer and will pay back when having money.
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#Person1#: Excuse me? Do you have anything for a carsickness?
#Person2#: Yes, but you look fine.
#Person1#: Oh, it's for my brother. The little boy over there. He is getting a carsickness.
#Person2#: Poor boy! But don't worry. Here are two pills made in Germany. It's really effective. He will be just fine.
#Person1#: Thank you so much.
#Person2#: Take some with you next time, just in case.
#Person1#: Sorry to interrupt, but my brother is still sleeping.
#Person2#: You mean the boy who felt carsick just now?
#Person1#: Yes. It's so strange that he slept all the time after taking the pills.
#Person2#: Oh, sorry, maybe I gave you the wrong medicine.
#Person1#: What?
#Person2#: It's just sleeping pills made in America which is also very good. But don't worry. It has no undesirable side-effects.
#Person1#: I see.
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#Person2# gives #Person1# two pills to treat #Person1#'s brother's carsickness, but #Person2# finds that #Person2# gave sleeping pills that have no undesirable side-effects by mistake.
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royal family member: You may. This land is yours to hunt and bask upon. Chase all the vermin you like.
a cat: Oh I hope you have no dogs around. I'm terrified of them. My brother was mauled by a loose dog.
royal family member: There are hunting dogs, but they are kept in pens, and of course the queens pet dog, but he's far too old and fat to catch such a nimble creature as your self.
a cat: Great! Do you have a name for me? I've only been called "cat".
royal family member: A name! Of course a name! You have to have a name! Pardon my rudeness, but are you a tom cat or girl cat?
a cat: I'm a girl cat
royal family member: Then you shall be Princess Culuthian, Guardian of the Court Yard, and keeper of vermin! Or, just Culu for short.
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a cat has just arrived at the royal family's estate. The cat is afraid of dogs. The cat will be called Princess Culuthian, Guardian of the Court Yard, and keeper of vermin.
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User Interface: Can I ask are we designing a remote control for a television only and if if this device is just to be used for the television would we even technically be possible to include video recorder functions on it ?
Project Manager: I do not know that yet
User Interface: or should we just stick to just stick to having television television related buttons on it ?
Project Manager: It is a good question I will look into that
Marketing: I think it is just TV I mean if it if we are taking it just new product a new television remote control that is not like does not say You know things might be more advanced than that
User Interface: So we should maybe we should assume that i t it is just a television that we are wanting to control Well I mean I suppose it would be nice to have playing and record and stop buttons on it for the video recorder as well I I do not know if that works technologically or not
Industrial Designer: Yes I guess we have to define what what we are aiming for If it is just a television then that it is a bit simpler because there is less buttons that would even need to be on it
Marketing: It is an idea with the buttons being really
Industrial Designer: Large If you have older people or people like me that are not very coordinated handeye it is really quite important that you are not pressing a small like teeny mobiles phone size buttons if we can help it
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Marketing thought they should design a remote control for television only due to the issue of advancement. User Interface supposed that it would be nice to have playing and recording and stop buttons on remote controls for the video recorder as well, but he didn't know if that worked technologically. Industrial Designer agreed to define the object of remote control, and he proposed that it would be simpler if it's just for television because there were fewer buttons, which would benefit older people or people that weren't very co-ordinated hand-eye.
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Jon: Hi! I saw you were looking for a Swedish-speaking person. Here I am! What's up?
Rory: Hey Jon!
Rory: Thanks for your message
Rory: Have you got any experience in translation of a web page then placement on translated text in to code?
Jon: Nope, I have never dealt with translations of this sort so far.
Rory: Well, I guess I can shoot you an email with what i need and you can see if you can manage it
Rory: If that's ok.
Jon: That sounds like a good idea
Jon: There you go: jon.jonsson (at) gmail.com
Rory: And if it's not interesting, I appreciate this as well.
Rory: Perfect thanks will send it to you by the end of the day or first thing tomorrow.
Jon: Thanks so much! I'll let you know as soon as I chew it over.
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Rory is looking for a Swedish-speaking translator for a website. He will email Jon the details tomorrow morning.
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homeless: I live here.
the graveyard keeper who lives across the yard: I keep the graveyard adjacent to this temple and I haven't seen you.
homeless: I have to be sneaky or else the priests will kick me out.
the graveyard keeper who lives across the yard: I understand. Sometimes they don't appreciate the work that goes into the grounds to keep this place looking so striking.
homeless: I agree, they are rude old men.
the graveyard keeper who lives across the yard: Well, they are a body of men and as such they are eggs of mixed quality!
homeless: I'm not very educated so I don't know what that means.
the graveyard keeper who lives across the yard: I see. Have they been rude to you?
homeless: Very, so I spend my days drinking their booze!
the graveyard keeper who lives across the yard: I see. Maybe you shouldn't drink it all. Make it last.
homeless: I do as I please grave keeper, no one owns this man!
the graveyard keeper who lives across the yard: I see.
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The homeless man lives in the temple. He is sneaky because the priests will kick him out. The graveyard keeper who lives across the yard keeps the graveyard adjacent to the temple. The priests are rude and the graveyard keeper doesn't appreciate the work that goes into the grounds.
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king: I see you are enjoying your time behind the bars
murderer: You know, it isn't half bad here. I can't wait to get out just to spite you though.
king: you will rot in there. i will see to that
murderer: You think your guards can stop ME? They have no real experience, just against targets and dummies!
king: You speak so lowly of the King's guard. I will have them behead you
murderer: How else am I to speak about such amateurs?!
king: They are no amateurs
murderer: Send one in here and I will prove it!
king: I wont do that!
murderer: Then you are just as insecure about their talent as I thought.
king: Stop your evil laughter. It's annoying
murderer: Of all the people to attack me, it's you who is just a placeholder with no talent? Come here and die!
king: I wont step inside there with you. It is demeaning
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king is in the castle and he is talking to the murderer. The murderer is in the jail and he is enjoying his time there. He can't wait to get out of there to spite the king. He doesn't think the king's guards can stop him
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a young maiden: No, I enjoy picking the flowers myself. You can pick up the trash I leave on my enormous farm.
servant: Oh, of course, Mistress, as thou biddest! I shall commence to clean all trash from the farm immediately!
a young maiden: Here is your first piece. This is a weed.
servant: Oh, but young mistress; know thou not that this weed can be made into a special elixor with special healing powers?
a young maiden: Are you certain? My father is so sick, and we owe the Duke such a debt....
servant: Oh yes, Mistress, with certainty! I have myself watched and assisted in the making of this elixor many years ago with my grandmother!
a young maiden: Will it kill the Duke?
servant: Oh NO, Mistress! It will most certainly aid anyone with the chills and fever - I've seen it work before my very eyes!
a young maiden: Oh....know any poisons though?
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a young maiden wants her servant to pick up the trash on her farm. the servant claims that the weed can be made into a special elixor with special healing powers.
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Skye: I don't really think Warsaw is as such a great place
Skye: :D
Jack: hehe you're here?
Skye: Yeah
Jack: well, at least the people here are not ugly XD
Jack: did you come for the weekend?
Skye: Hahaha :P
Skye: I'm coming back on Monday
Jack: it means you have monday off :<
Skye: Yes. You don't?
Jack: nope ;/
Skye: :/
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Warsaw is not such a great place but people here are not ugly. Skye has come to Warsaw for the weekend and comes back on Monday. Skye has Monday off and Jack does not.
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Damon: you feel like helping me out with some crafting later in the afternoon?
Laurie: What are you making?
Marilyn: Why not.
Damon: an armor from WoW
Marilyn: Impressive. What character
Damon: Anduin, so there's a lot of lion faces to carve ;P
Laurie: count me in. Carving lion faces is my thing :P
Damon: cool, 5 PM?
Laurie: fine
Marilyn: I'll come by later, got some errands to run
Damon: cool cool
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Laurie will help Damon to make an Anduin armor tomorrow at 5 pm. She is good at carving lion faces. Marilyn will drop by after she runs her errands.
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lector: It's starting to get very bad and I can't afford glasses
monk: Well, I won't make fun of your eyes if you don't make fun of my funny haircut...it's a sign of my devotion to God.
lector: Sounds like a fair deal. I was thinking about using this passage for the reading Sunday. What do you think?
monk: It's a little harsh, don't you think?
lector: Yeah, I guess implying all the people are thieves isn't the best idea. I'll keep looking.
monk: Maybe...this one? It's kind of interesting.
lector: Yes. The prodigal son is always a good choice. Thank you. Hey what is this for?
monk: It's to bring us closer to God when we smell that specific scent. Do you not see the stained glass windows around us, showing the Crucifixion? This is the smell Jesus gave off as he died.
lector: Oh wow. How do we know what he smelled like?
monk: Do you doubt my church?!
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lector's eyesight is getting bad. He can't afford glasses. The monk will not make fun of his haircut. The monk suggests the reading of the prodigal son.
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#Person1#: Can I take your order now, Madam?
#Person2#: Yes, what would you recommend?
#Person1#: I'm happy to recommend the fish, It testes delicious, and it is today's special. Our chef is from the coast, and love seafood. Today special is actually his favorite dish. so I'm sure it is a dish that you would love if you are a fan of seafood.
#Person2#: It does sound wonderful, maybe I'll try it.
#Person1#: Is there anything else? Maybe I can interest you in one of fine appetizers, such as the escargot.
#Person2#: Not today, thanks. But I'd like to know any of the vegetarian dishes.
#Person1#: Yes, here's the menu. What would you think of your order.
#Person2#: Oh, sorry. Maybe I don't want the fish, I think I had the greenbean dish instead.
#Person1#: What kind of soup would you like?
#Person2#: I'd like the egg drop soup.
#Person1#: Ok, is that all?
#Person2#: Yes.
#Person1#: what would you like anything to drink or you wait?
#Person2#: Just iced water, thanks.
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#Person1# recommends the fish. #Person2# looks at the menu and orders the green bean dish, egg drop soup, and iced water instead.
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Jan: Guys... the landlord has just published her review of us. It's I-N-S-A-N-E <file_photo>
Emma: Give me a sec
Ricardo: FUCK
Emma: I especially like the bit about Janek being "sombre" and "exceptionally rude"
Jan: omg was I?
Emma: Hmmmm well, I bet it's one of these cultural differences... As a Spaniard she probably expected you to become her best friend and have a friendly chat about the weather... Instead, you greeted her enumerating all the faults of the apartment (which I would also do, but I understand if it was too much for her).
Jan: Well then, I'll write to her and apologise, perhaps she'll change the review?
Emma: I doubt it, but you can try if you have a moment to spare. Again, I don't really think you've done anything wrong, but upon some consideration, she might have misunderstood our non-Spanish behaviour
Jan: Yeah, I think you're right. Also, I assume this thing about cigarette fags all over the balcony is yet another delusion of hers?
Emma: Fuuuck. I actually might have left some... I was so tired in the morning I didn't even think about that. I'm so sorry guys 😭
Jan: Well, it looks like we deserve the shitty review and there's not much we can do about it, can we?
Ricardo: Hmmm, yeah, you might be right. In any case it's only one negative review by a silly old woman, I don't really think it'll ruin our lives
Jan: I feel like it'll totally ruin mine 💩
Emma: Change your name to Juan as I've been suggesting for years
Jan: 😂
Ricardo: When life gives you lemons, change your name to Juan
Emma: And your life will be much fun lalalalaaaa 🎵
Jan: AAAAAAAAAAAA 🙉🙉🙉
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Jan's, Emma's and Ricardo's landlord published a bad review about them.
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Samantha: I'm in the train
Edgar: Where?
Samantha: I've just passed Audley End.
Henry: Ok, I'm leaving to pick you up from the station.
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Samantha has just passed Audley End in the train. Henry will pick her up from the station.
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bartender: That's the lad.
worker: How's your day been then mate?
bartender: It's dull as bones around here, to be frank. Nothing's come in the place but a few measly dogs.
worker: That's rough, nearly as rough as the water down at the dock today.
bartender: Aye? What happened at the dock?
worker: Quite a strong storm passed by, got the water going something fierce!
bartender: Odd, for this time of year. But storms do happen when the wizard has his fits.
worker: Wizard? I've never heard of him, especially not having to do with changing the weather!
bartender: I'm surprised you didn't know. Figured the whole wharf would be in on it by now. The wizard is experimenting lately with some sort of new water wheel. When he gets angry, he tends to throw things, in a gigantic sort of way.
worker: Bloody hell, someone needs to teach him to keep his damn temper then!
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bartender and worker are discussing the weather. The worker was at the dock and a storm passed by. The bartender is surprised the worker didn't know about the wizard. The wizard is experimenting with a new water wheel and throws things when he gets angry.
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noble: I'm not sure, sir, but I did see some of your men lose arm-wrestling battles in the pub with some peasants. Peasants! Maybe you aught to get some bears for your troop
king: Do you think that will go over well with the rest of the troops? Some of them are quite big headed to be honest.
noble: well my lord, some of them are quite bad at their jobs, too. if it doesn't go over well, more bears to make up for the knights who leave
king: I fear that if they leave they will choose the other kingdom. While they aren't good at their jobs, them all together can be a threat that we don't need.
noble: the other king, however, is nothing compared to you. the army would flop under his reign, no matter what men go ther
king: He is a terrible leader isn't he?
noble: absolutely, sir!
king: I will put an announcement out for peasants to come try their hands at becoming knights.
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Several knights in the army are not good at their jobs. The king will put an announcement out for peasants to come try their hands at becoming knights.
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Zoe: <file_video>
Frank: Love you!
Zoe: :-*
Frank: Have a good day, babe :-*
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Zoe is sending Frank a video and he wishes her a good day.
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#Person1#: Welcome to IBA. Do you need any assistance?
#Person2#: Yes, please. I'm hoping to get a mortgage from you and was wondering about your interest rates.
#Person1#: I see. We offer Personal Housing Loans, or mortgages, at a rate of 0. 42 % per month.
#Person2#: That's pretty much the same as I've been quoted at other banks.
#Person1#: We offer many different payment plans. Would you be looking at long-term or short-term? Are you looking at a 10 - year repayment plan?
#Person2#: Definitely. I want to get my mortgage paid off as soon as I can.
#Person1#: Then we can certainly help you with that. You see, for shorter term loans, we can offer an even more competitive interest rate.
#Person2#: Mmmm. . . that does sound interesting. Is there anyone available I can talk with about this in more detail?
#Person1#: I'll get our Mortgage Adviser for you. Please take a seat, I won't be a minute.
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#Person2# wants to get a mortgage from IBA and wants to know the interest rates. #Person1# introduces some payment plans and will get their Mortgage Adviser for #Person2# to discuss details.
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servant: Hello your Highness.
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The servant is greeting his highness.
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Peter: Hi
Peter: I dont know if I asked you but
Peter: Are you still interested in going to Calgary Stampede?
Peter: Next year?
Ashley: hey Peter
Ashley: Yea, I am going
Ashley: Thanks for asking me again
Peter: Great
Ashley: ya sounds like a good plan for summer
Peter: Anyone else coming with u?
Peter: That you would like to join us
Ashley: Uhh no
Ashley: Who else is going?
Peter: Luke and his gf Hayley
Peter: Sh'es very nice
Ashley: yeah I met her the other day
Ashley: Nice girl
Peter: So lets meet tmrw to discuss the plans!
Ashley: Sure! Thanks :)
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Peter and Ashley are going to Calgary Stampede next year. Luke and Hayley are also coming. Peter and Ashley are meeting tomorrow to discuss the plans.
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#Person1#: I want a pair of enameled leather shoes in size 30.
#Person2#: How about this one?
#Person1#: The heel is a little tight.
#Person2#: It doesn't matter, sir. Shoes will stretch a bit with use.
#Person1#: Really? I will take it.
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#Person1# will take the leather shoes.
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Kate: what do we need for spaghetti?
James: i think pasta
Kate: and tomatoes?
James: and mushrooms
Kate: and garlic?
James: and basilicum
Kate: and cheese of course
James: but remember to take mozarella
Kate: ok
Kate: is it everything?
James: i think so
Kate: ok so i will buy it
Kate: see you at home
James: see you
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Kate will buy the ingredients for spaghetti and meet James at home.
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#Person1#: Hello, I work for Sunny Tour Holidays. And I'm interviewing people about their Holidays. Would you mind answering a few questions for our survey?
#Person2#: No, not at all.
#Person1#: Thanks a lot. First, could you tell me about travel arrangements for your last holidays? Did you experience any difficulties in your journey?
#Person2#: Well, our plane didn't take off on time. It was delayed 5 hours. So we didn't get to Lhasa until 4:00 in the morning, and we were very tired when we got there. But we managed to book a car at the airport through a car rental platform. And it dropped us off at the hotel in time around 7:00 o'clock for breakfast, so that was alright.
#Person1#: And how was the hotel?
#Person2#: Well, we were a little disappointed with the room, but the Patella Palace was just a stone thrown away.
#Person1#: And how important are holidays to you?
#Person2#: Oh, we always look forward to going on a holiday. We always make sure we can get away at least once a year.
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#Person1# interviews #Person2# about travel arrangements, hotels, and attitude towards the holiday.
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mariner: how goes it today, we doing the usual
mistress: Not unless you intend on paying?
mariner: i do not pay, you are a mistress not a wench
mistress: Well where to then?
mariner: slam dunk those cheeks in the lighthouse back here
mistress: Excuse me? I'm not sure I'm going to be doing that, thank you very much.
mariner: ill buy you another necklace
mistress: Hmm... okay then let's go.
mariner: do you have the pig outfits with you or we doing the bumblebee get up?
mistress: Well I'll need a few more necklaces for that, buddy.
mariner: yikes you gonna do me like this?
mistress: Sorry that is some next level stuff, so it better be worth my while.
mariner: ok lets go get food then
mistress: Sure, where at?
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mariner wants to pay for sex with mistress. Mistress is not sure if she will do it. They will go get food.
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court jester: Yes like always, i wish the King appreciated it more.
servant: Tell me about it, all they do is order me around and I can't do anything about it.
court jester: Would you like to grab something to eat with me?
servant: Yes, I haven't eaten in a few days! What is on the menu?
court jester: It looks like fish soup! My favorite!
servant: Better than nothing, that's for sure!
court jester: I have been made fun of a lot lately. I wish i was born a knight or a noble instead of a jester..
servant: It is tough luck that we were born so low on the totem pole.
court jester: I guess you can relate. Have you spent much time with our King?
servant: No, he only walks in and barks orders about once a week. Is he easily amused by you?
court jester: The only thing he likes about me is making fun of me.
servant: At least he laughs at you, he is always angry when he visits me.
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court jester and servant are complaining about their jobs. The king doesn't appreciate their work.
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animal: ruff!
boy: Here boy! How did you get out here?
animal: whines
boy: For me? Thanks boy.
animal: woof
boy: Maybe one day when I'm a knight you can come with me on an adventure!
animal: woof woof!
boy: Let's see if we can fix this shack up a bit. I'm worried it might crumble on us at any minute. That's what a good knight would do!
animal: ruff!
boy: I wish I would've eaten breakfast this morning. Maybe we can find some bread in here somewhere.
animal: whines
boy: Thanks boy
animal: woof!
boy: I guess these go together like this. I'm starting to see a pattern.
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animal and boy are in a shack. They are going to fix it up.
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Lucy: Life is really a chocolate box
Lucy: Yesterday I thought I'd kill somebody
Lucy: I had so bad Monday, that it seems almost impossible to put all these elements inside one day
Jonathan: Everybody had at least 1 such Monday :)
Lucy: Today however looks completely opposite. Everybody is kind to me, I keep getting compliments and I hear only good information
Jonathan: <file_gif>
Jonathan: It's good isn't it?
Lucy: It's great
Lucy: But I'm already afraid what will bring tomorrow
Jonathan: Maybe something in between
Lucy: Maybe.
Jonathan: You know, when you get many problems and difficult situations, you learn to cherish all these happy moments.
Lucy: True. It's like these saying - You can't understand what does it mean 'to open the door, when you don't know what the closed doors are.
Jonathan: Haha. Philosophy level hard.
Lucy: :)
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Lucy had a bad Monday but she has a good day today. Jonathan and Lucy reckon she will probably have something in between tomorrow.
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Margot: <file_photo>
Jenny: You made it :D
Jenny: Already checked in?
Margot: Yep, waiting for boarding
Jenny: How was the train? Did you sleep?
Margot: Just a couple of hours
Margot: I even managed to take a shower at the station
Margot: Having my breakfast now and boarding in one hour
Jenny: Have fun there!!! And come back soon :* :* :*
Margot: Love you! :*
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Margot took off the train, took a shower at the station and is now waiting over breakfast for her boarding scheduled in one hour.
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family dog: Rwarf!
child: Let's play a game boy
family dog: Bwark?
child: Here boy, go fetch!
family dog: Bark bark bark bark!
child: Here go get it again! And maybe you can find me more food. I'm hungry
family dog: ....woof?
child: I don't know what you want boy
family dog: Woof? ....arf.
child: That's not helpful. Maybe I should teach you to speak
family dog: Bark? Bark!
child: Okay so if you want the stick thrown bark once, if you want food bark two times, if you want to help me find food bark 3 times
family dog: .....bark...bark...bark.
child: Okay, well let's head to the woods then because there doesn't seem to be anything but flowers around
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child wants the dog to fetch a stick and find food for him. The dog barks when he wants to do that.
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#Person1#: Hi, I was wondering if you have my test results in.
#Person2#: I didn't see anything out of the ordinary, but I want you to log onto our website for a printout of all of the details.
#Person1#: So, basically, I am OK?
#Person2#: If there were any major problems, I would always notify you by phone to come in.
#Person1#: What will I learn when I see the results on the website?
#Person2#: A description of each test is given on the site.
#Person1#: What will the numbers tell me?
#Person2#: The website will give you a normal range and then tell you what your results are.
#Person1#: Are all of my test results on that site?
#Person2#: Your entire test history is on the site. You can compare your results from other years.
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#Person1# asks #Person2# for #Person1#'s test results. #Person2# advises #Person1# to check online for a printout for all of the details and answers #Person1#'s related questions.
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inhabitant: Yes yes. Are you a relative of the King? I haven't seen you here before. I've been here so I was young.
royal family member: Yes, I am second cousin to the King. Although distant, I still share the royal blood!
inhabitant: I understand. Are you okay? You seem to be taking a while to reply back to me miss. You seem dazed.
royal family member: I am... My apologies. I have just come out of a long coma and I simply don't know what is going on
inhabitant: I am so sorry. I am glad you are out of the coma. I can't take that!
royal family member: What brings you out and about in the courtyard today?
inhabitant: I always walk the grounds with my pitcher offering water.
royal family member: Is this what you do every day? That sounds awful!
inhabitant: i m a slave. I wiill serve until I die of old age.
royal family member: My God! That is awful! Are there others like you?
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inhabitant is a slave and she will serve the royal family until she dies of old age. royal family member is second cousin to the King.
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Dominic: Hello, what's up?
Adam: Not much
Dominic: Any plans for the weekend?
Adam: No, but you've got my attention
Dominic: , have you ever been to a horse-race track before?
Adam: No. But I’ve always wanted to! Is this like a british thing only, or do we have events in Poland?
Dominic: There’s an event on Sunday in Warsaw. Are you in?
Adam: Sure I’m in. I’m excidted, but I don’t know anything about horse racing :D
Dominic: Yeah, you gotta know, that you don’t really win at most of times. But beginner’s luck might be your great chance to win some money :P We’re meeting up at 2pm at the gates.
Adam: Sounds good
Dominic: Don’t come late!
Adam: I'll be on time, buddy
Dominic: See you then!
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Dominic and Adam are going to attend a horse race in Warsaw. They will meet on Sunday at 2 pm at the gates.
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Greg: Have you thought about what to get Henry for his birthday?
Olec: no, not yet
Greg: Well, It's high time!
Olec: i know
Greg: Well I have some ideas!
Olec: good, let's meet and find something together, this Saturday?
Greg: Ok, see you then, think about something as well, maybe you will have better ideas :)
Olec: As always!!
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Olec and Greg are going shopping for Henry's birthday present this Saturday.
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bandit: O-oh, I don't know, father, sir. I've seen a couple of ice things that look a bit like people.
pastor: Come what may, this is my task. With that in mind, you don't have to do what you do. Life is too short to live it this way. Why not use your talents and skills for God?
bandit: Oh, erm, well I did used to be an upright man, I did. But with the war and all I owned burned ta the ground... well this keeps food in my belly.
pastor: I understand. Come with me, we can venture together! Your skills could come in handy in this quest. God will provide food enough for both of us.
bandit: W-well... I suppose I could come with ye for a spell. I'm afraid my bow's not much good fer magickings, though.
pastor: It'll have to do. Think of the rest and the reward to come in the heavenly life to follow.
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bandit used to be an upright man but his life changed after the war. He is now a bandit to feed his family. He will join the pastor in his quest.
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#Person1#: Are you busy with your work?
#Person2#: Yes. What about you?
#Person1#: Yes, I'm very busy, too. Sometimes I work overtime.
#Person2#: Then your salary must be high.
#Person1#: Just so so. But we can travel twice every year.
#Person2#: Is this time one of them?
#Person1#: Yes, we won't travel again until October.
#Person2#: Really? We have only one chance every year.
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#Person1# and #Person2# talk about their busy work and their welfare of traveling.
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#Person1#: Thank you for joining us this evening at Chez Attitude.
#Person2#: I am Mr. Foster, and we have a 7:00 dinner reservation tonight for four people.
#Person1#: Welcome, Mr. Foster, if you would have a seat in the lounge area, our hostess will be ready to seat you in just a moment.
#Person2#: We are going to have a drink while we are waiting. Please let the hostess know that she can find us there.
#Person1#: She will come and let you know when your table is prepared.
#Person2#: Those patio tables are new, aren't they? Would it be possible to be seated out there?
#Person1#: An outside table is available right now if you would like to be seated immediately.
#Person2#: We would love to sit outside. Thanks for your help!
#Person1#: Here is your table, and now may I take your drink order while you are considering what to have for dinner?
#Person2#: Yes, could you please bring us a pitcher of margaritas and four glasses while we are figuring out our dinner order?
#Person1#: I'll put your drink order in and be right back to get your dinner order.
#Person2#: We'll be ready to order by the time you get back!
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Mr. Foster has a 7:00 dinner reservation and wants to be seated in the patio tables. #Person1# arranges the table for him. Mr. Foster asks #Person1# to bring them drinks while they are figuring out their dinner order.
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the princess: I told you I do not care about that, is beneath me.Look at all this gold.That is all I care
the egyptians: Silly girl! One day all this will be taken from you!
the princess: With this body, I will rule the empire
the egyptians: More like lose the empire! One who is all about materials and themselves will never be a successful ruler!
the princess: Look all this food on the golden tables. Do you think I would let all of this go away one day??
the egyptians: You will because you are foolish and prideful... There is always pride before the great fall.
the princess: You are just jealous because you will never have nice things like this in your life
the egyptians: I would rather be who I am than to have the personality of a person such as you. If you will not give me the answer or help I need, then I will just take it from you!
the princess: This food is only for nobility, not for peasents like you
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the princess is proud of her body and gold. The egyptians are jealous and think she will lose the empire.
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clergyman: Are you prepared for today's mass, altar boy?
altar boy: I am so ready sir!
clergyman: Are the new candles put out?
altar boy: I couldn't find the candles this morning.
clergyman: Have you checked the storage closet? I believe I saw some there recently.
altar boy: Ah, I see them. Thank you sir. I will put them out right now.
clergyman: Good boy. You work very diligently for one so young!
altar boy: Are we having a busy day today sir?
clergyman: I expect no more parishioners than usual. Why do you ask?
altar boy: I heard rumors of battle coming and people staying home.
clergyman: Put no stock in such rumors. Our duty is to the church, and we will fulfill that duty whatever may come.
altar boy: I met a non-believer yesterday sir
clergyman: And how did that go?
altar boy: I told him to come here today. I hope he will.
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altar boy couldn't find the candles. He will put them out right now. He met a non-believer yesterday and he was invited to come to church today.
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Tom: How about blind date? <file_other>
Mark: I hope he was my date <file_photo>
Jonathan: It’s easy to pull off a turtle neck as long as you take off your glasses first.
George: HA HA
Barry: You don't know how right you are lol. I actually broke mine a while back doing just that :(
Kimi: OMG
Jimmy: Nice one , Mark :)
Cameron: it seems kinda sweet until you get to 6.5
Chelsea: The hufflepuff one sounds lovely - why are we always attracted to the slytherins 🙄💛💚
Spencer: Oh dear... *everyone* knows a 6.5 is really a sugar-coated 4. Harsh!
Cameron: Where does 6.5 rate on The guardian blind date ratings scale?
Cameron: 10 - possibly see again
Cameron: 9 - nice, possible peck on cheek
Cameron: 8.5 - ok, gave real phone number
Cameron: 8 - meh, Chinese takeaway number
Cameron: 7.5 - sex offender with good table manners
Cameron: 7 - sex offender with no table manners
Cameron: 6.5 - genocidal maniac
Ida: Ha ha at first glance I thought they were the same person!
Alex: They never seem to hit it off on this column. Must be something to do with Guardian readers.
Clare: Alex Aznable You’re reading the Guardian.
Alex: Aznable Am I? Shiiiiiit.
Sharon: When did it change from polo neck? <file_photo> I must have missed that memo
Jonathan: Americanism
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Cameron describes The Guardian blind date ratings scale. Alex criticizes The Guardian readers.
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Hon. Ed Fast (Abbotsford, CPC): Thank you Mr Chair This question is directed to the Minister of Foreign Affairs On March 28 the minister personally tweeted out a thank you to the Peoples Republic of China for donating PPE to Canada This tweet happened within three hours of Chinas announcement of that gift As it turned out much of the PPE was defective and could not be used More recently Taiwan donated half a million surgical masks to Canada yet here we are two weeks later and the minister has yet to personally thank Taiwan for its generosity Will the minister now thank this free and democratic country for its generous gift to Canadians ?
Hon. Franois-Philippe Champagne (Minister of Foreign Affairs): Mr Chair I would like to thank my colleague for the question Indeed we are very grateful to every nation for helping Canada This is a global pandemic that knows no borders We have been expressing our thanks to many nations that have contributed We will continue to do so It is important in a time of pandemic Mr Chair that we not play politics and that humanity comes together I can say after my COVID foreign ministers call that the world community has come together to make sure that supply chains will remain intact and that we will have transit hubs and air bridges We will continue to work with every nation when it comes to health This is a public good We want to work together with everyone
The Chair: We will go back to Mr Fast now
Hon. Ed Fast: Well Mr Chair I did not hear a thank you there so I am going to try again On May 4 the Government of Taiwan delivered 25000 surgical masks to the Government of British Columbia On hand were BC Minister of Citizens Services Anne Kang and Minister of State for Child Care Katrina Chen who as ministers officially thanked the Government of Taiwan for its donation Again will the minister now do the right thing and on behalf of Canadians recognize the generosity of Taiwan and thank its government for that timely donation ?
Hon. Franois-Philippe Champagne: Mr Chair as I said to you before Canada is grateful to all who have given supplies to Canada This is a common endeavour We are thankful We are grateful to every nation and we will continue to be As I said when it comes to global health when it comes to helping each other I think it is a duty for all to come together We are grateful and thankful for all those who have agreed to help Canada and Canadians from coast to coast to coast in times of need I have repeated that and have said many times in many forums that we are grateful and thankful to all of those who are helping Canada
Hon. Ed Fast: Well Mr Chair again there was no specific thank you to Taiwan The Government of Taiwan has been the world leader in successfully fighting the COVID19 pandemic We have a lot to learn from them and their response Sadly the Peoples Republic of China continues to oppose Taiwans membership in the World Health Organization Will the minister now do the right thing and assure Canadians that he will fully support efforts to grant Taiwan membership in the World Health Organization ?
Hon. Franois-Philippe Champagne: Mr Chair I would like to thank the member As a former trade minister he is very well aware of Canadas one China policy That said we support Taiwan to continue meaningful participation in international multilateral forums particularly when it comes to health This is a global good and we want to support every nation We recognize that Taiwan and others have been doing very well in fighting this pandemic We also believe that Taiwans role as an observer in the World Health Assembly meeting is of interest to the international health community and we have been supportive of that
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The Minister of Foreign Affairs suggested the importance of One China agreement but also expressed great gratitudes towards all the donors across the world. The cooperation between every area in the world was welcomed and it would be glad to see global efforts to battle the Covid-19 virus.
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#Person1#: Hey, John! I haven't seen you in ages! What's new? What have you been up to?
#Person2#: Pete! Nice to see you Well, on top the norm, you know, wife and kids and work, I'Ve actually gotten into doing some trading.
#Person1#: Trading? You, big guy? What are you trading?
#Person2#: Currencies.
#Person1#: Currencies? As in Euros, Dollars, Pounds and Rupees?
#Person2#: It's called Forex. Foreign Exchange. The great thing about it is that I don't have to invest a huge amount. I put in a margin deposit and then I can buy and sell up to 100 times that much!
#Person1#: I don't understand. You're buying and selling money?
#Person2#: You got it! Just last night I made USD 150!
#Person1#: Last night?
#Person2#: Yeah! It's a 24 hour market! I had bought some RMB earlier at a low asking price but last night it appreciated drastically so I made a split second decision and sold all my RMB at an amazing bid! I'
#Person1#: You're kidding! I'm on! Where do I sign up?
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John tells Pete he is doing some trading called Forex. John earns a lot by buying and selling currencies with a little money, so Pete also wants to try it.
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#Person1#: Would you mind if I make a suggestion?
#Person2#: Of course not, go ahead.
#Person1#: Maybe you should try to quit smoking. You know it is very bad for your health.
#Person2#: Well, sure it is. Actually, I have been cutting down the amount since two months ago. I used to smoke a pack of cigarettes for a single day. Now I limit it to 6 cigarettes a day.
#Person1#: You have made a big progress. Quitting smoking is not an easy job. But it will be rewarding in the long run.
#Person2#: Thank you for your suggestion.
#Person1#: You're welcome.
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#Person1# suggests #Person2# try to quit smoking, while #Person2# has been cutting down smoking amount since two months ago.
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Jacob: Hey! Wanted to ask you about this book we talked yesterday.
Jacob: Can you remind me the author?
Mason: The one about marketing strategies?
Jacob: Yes.
Mason: <file_other>
Jacob: Thx!
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Mason sent Jacob the name of a book author.
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a reluctant nun: No, you told me you were though. What part makes you most nervous?
groom: Well, I want to be a good provider! What if something happens and I fail in my husbandly duties?
a reluctant nun: That is an opportunity to learn! No first timer in anything is to not make a mistake.
groom: What if she grows cold to me? What then would I have left?
a reluctant nun: That is the risk that you take being in a relationship, son.
groom: It's all so very final. I know it to be a good arrangement, and she is such a loving bride to be...
a reluctant nun: Well then just enjoy it! You cannot live in fear of every little risk!
groom: Tell me Sister, if it's not too rude to ask. Why did you shun marriage and join the convent instead?
a reluctant nun: I just found that my love for the lord would be greater than any Earthy thing.
groom: You don't sound so convincing, Sister.
a reluctant nun: What are you implying?
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groom is nervous about his marriage.
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worshipper: Hello man of another faith how are you?
monk: "Today is a fine day! A good day for a pilgrimage, if I do say so."
worshipper: Yes I love your temple
monk: "How far have you traveled to be here?"
worshipper: A few miles it would seem.
monk: "Ah, so you're local. What town?"
worshipper: The small one to the North.
monk: "Ah, yes, I've been there. Very pretty countryside there, the river is very nice."
worshipper: Yes I love all these places.
monk: "Have you been to many temples? Tell me of your other pilgrimages."
worshipper: Yes I have visited to many places such as this.
monk: "Have you travelled to far away lands?"
worshipper: I have traveled to the Eastern kingdom myself.
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worshipper is local and visited the small town to the north. He has been to many temples and travelled to the Eastern kingdom.
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Tomas: ok, anybody wants to come to say bye to me tonight?
Jeffrey: When are you leaving?
Tomas: tomorrow
Tomas: Everything is packed, most of things even sent
Timmy: So we just have to see you tonight
Sam: and get drunk for the last time
Tomas: ok, so come to my place around 21
Sam: ok!
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Tomas is leaving tomorrow. He's packed all his things already. He's meeting Timmy, Sam and Jeffrey for a goodbye drink tonight at 21 at his place.
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Peter: Why are you not here?
Liam: we had a little accident on the way
Peter: what?
Liam: nothing serious, but we will be late
Sam: is everything ok?
Liam: sure
Jenny: nothing serious, really
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Peter is waiting for Liam and Jenny. They'll be late, because they had a little accident. They are OK.
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#Person1#: I have had some really horrible headaches lately.
#Person2#: How long have your headaches been going on?
#Person1#: I get headaches occasionally, but they have been really bad lately.
#Person2#: Any unusual amounts of stress in your life going on right now?
#Person1#: I am getting ready to take my GRE.
#Person2#: Have you been able to sleep regular hours?
#Person1#: It has been hard for me to sleep with a bad headache.
#Person2#: Has anything hit you in the head lately?
#Person1#: I hit my head on a cupboard door a week ago.
#Person2#: Let's have you come back in a few days and see how you feel.
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#Person1# tells the doctor that #Person1#'s occasional headaches get worse lately with GRE, a collision and bad sleep. #Person2# lets #Person1# come back to check in a few days.
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Declan: Do you have Agatha Cooke's number? i changed my phone and i don;t have her number and i wanted to ask her something?
Charlie: Sure - sorry it's so late :/ 765938451
Charlie: er, maybe it would be better if I wrote it like this: 765 938 451
Declan: great thanks
Charlie: No problem
Declan: do you know how to login to the dropbox?
Charlie: I have no clue...
Declan: honestly I didn't really understand what we are supposed to do
Charlie: Yeah, I have a feeling that we're going to have to schedule another meeting
Declan: okay, thanks
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Declan asks Charlie for Agatha Cooke's phone number and is informed that it is 765 938 451. Neither Declan nor Charlie know how to login to the dropbox and it is not clear what they are supposed to do, so Charlie suggests they have another meeting.
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Jim: Hey, girls, have you finished?
Jim: Wanna grab a quick coffee?
Cora: I'm finishing the tables
Cora: will be off on 10 mins
Liz: Ok, we can wait
Liz: right, Jim?
Jim: Sure
Jim: Let's meet at the cafe in 15
Liz: :)
Cora: okay
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They are meeting at the café in 15 minutes.
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#Person1#: Lucy, I'd like to fix the light in the corridor, it keeps flashing, which drives me crazy. Would you like to help me with the ladder?
#Person2#: Monica, wait a moment. I think we'd better call the repairman to do it.
#Person1#: I think I can handle it by myself.
#Person2#: I'd like you to have a look at the safety manual of our company.
#Person1#: I see. If I got hurt when fixing the light, even during office hours, I wouldn't get compensation from our company since repairing is not my responsibility.
#Person2#: Other company rules also need your attention.
#Person1#: Like this one?
#Person2#: Never wear loose clothes or hair when operating the shredder.
#Person1#: Yeah, thank you for telling me.
#Person2#: Don't mention it.
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Lucy wants to fix the light by herself. Monica advises her to check the safety manual and tells her other company rules.
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Monica: He's done it again!
Luck: Hi. Who? What?
Monica: Ups... Sorry, Luck. Forget it. I meant to send it to someone else. Sorry...
Luck: No prob
Monica: That's embarrassing. Sorry.
Luck: <file_photo>
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Monica sends a message to Luck by mistake and apologises.
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electric eel: Yes, the flies are plentiful it seems. Plus no one can even get close to me because they would be in for a shock. Ha!
creature: T'would appear so! Mind if I make my new home near to yours? You make fine company, and we might have dinner sometime!
electric eel: Yes! you would make a fine neighbor. I also enjoy eating magots. I will gather us up some so we can eat them together.
creature: Wonderful! It has been quite a long time since I've enjoyed a fine maggot salad! Perhaps we should thank those brats that started the flood!
electric eel: Thanks brats! Ha!
creature: Haha! Yes thank you for freeing us of your kind! For now, I must bid you adieu, my new neighbor, for I have much to do remake my home here. Shall we meet again at sundown for dinner?
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electric eel and creature will meet for dinner at sundown.
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Sandra: Hi, Una. Got a minute?
Una: I sure do.
Sandra: Could you help me out with something?
Una: No problem. What is it.
Sandra: I think it could be best if you came over.
Una: OK. But what d'you need?
Sandra: I'd rather talk about it in person.
Una: C'mon. What's the secret?
Una: Should I bring any tools:)
Sandra: Una=)! Just come over, pls.
Una: So you're not gonna tell?
Sandra: I'll tell, when you're here.
Una: Fine. Be there in no time:)
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Una will come to Sandra, because Sandra needs her help.
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witch: And what would be the spell you desire?
peasant: I wish to be able to move like I was young again. I'd love to be able to run through the meadow, and down the rolling hills.
witch: Ah, but do not we all? That is a big, big thing that you ask - and you say you can pay me nothing?
peasant: I have lived my whole live to serve the lord, is thtat not enough?
witch: Tragically not. Graveyards are full of such as you.
peasant: Then what do you want?
witch: Coin, dear sir, coin. That is all that matters to me.
peasant: You would never help an old humble peasant like myself just becuase?
witch: I am afraid that is not how it works. I have learned the hard way that you get what you pay for in this life. That's why I'll never purchase anything that runs on Windows again.
peasant: Mac all the way.
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witch wants coin for a spell. peasant wants to be able to run like he was young again.
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priest: You should be proud of the job you have done. I know the people of your kingdom are. I dont know one villager who wouldnt lay down their life for you.
king: Thank you, priest. One more thing. Is it a sin, or against God's holy word, to lead all theses men into battle knowing how little chance they have with surviving? While I don't like admitting it, the other kingdom against ours is way too powerful.
priest: Well your highness, I think if it was for improper reasons it would be against god. Since we did not start this war and they wish to enslave our people we have no other option.
king: You're right. Sorry for this inconvenience priest, and thank you for being helpful ears.
priest: Anytime your highness. Keep your head up and remember your people and god are behind you no matter the outcome.
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king is proud of his job and the people of his kingdom are behind him.
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#Person1#: Who is this on the water buffalo?
#Person2#: That's my grand-father. He was a farmer. When he was young, he had to take the water buffalo to graze in the field.
#Person1#: Oh yes, that was the best job in most farm families. That's where many of them learned to play the flute.
#Person2#: My grandfather did that too. He used the time to study instead.
#Person1#: That's interesting. Go on!
#Person2#: My grand grandfather was a merchant who ran a small business. He couldn't afford to send my grand father to school.
#Person1#: So he became a self-taught man?
#Person2#: Right. Later he was a soldier and a fireman in the village. When he was middle aged, he became a great man, quite famous.
#Person1#: In what field?
#Person2#: As a leader of police officers in charge of the whole country.
#Person1#: Is he still in that that type of work.
#Person2#: No. He retired from that. He is a senator now.
#Person1#: Would you want to be a senator?
#Person2#: Well, maybe when I get old. But first I'll be a lawyer.
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#Person2# tells #Person1# the man on the water buffalo is #Person2#'s grandfather who was a farmer. Then #Person2# talks about #Person2#'s grandfather's life experience and #Person2#'s grandfather is a senator now.
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#Person1#: Hi.
#Person2#: Hi, Mary.
#Person3#: Hi, Ken I hate to bring this up, but that new stereo, system you got. . .
#Person2#: Yeah?
#Person3#: You were playing it very late last night.
#Person2#: Yeah?
#Person3#: It kept me awake.
#Person2#: Oh, I'm sorry.
#Person3#: It kept me awake a couple of hours.
#Person2#: I'm so sorry, I. . I didn't realize it was that loud.
#Person3#: It was that loud, and it was pretty late, and check with Mary if you don't believe me.
#Person1#: It's true. It was a bit loud.
#Person2#: I'm very sorry. I didn't realize it. I promise I'll keep it down in the future.
#Person1#: Oh, it's no problem. It's OK. You know, it only happened once.
#Person2#: I am glad we've straightened everything out.
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#Person3# tells Ken that they play their stereo system very late last night. Ken feels sorry and promises to keep it down next time.
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king: Well, are you ready to run?
a horse tied up in front of a shop: yes my king, i was born to
king: I saw a path we have not been down before on our last run. Let's go see what we can find.
a horse tied up in front of a shop: as you wish my king, hop on
king: Maybe we might find a fancy female horse for you. You are such a handsome horse. You deserve a girlfriend don't you?
a horse tied up in front of a shop: that would be nice, my king
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a king and a horse are going for a run.
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Rod: I'm back
Mel: Good! Any pics?
Rod: Sending them to you right now
Mel: Ok
Rod: <file_photo>
Rod: <file_photo>
Rod: <file_photo>
Rod: <file_photo>
Rod: <file_photo>
Mel: Cool!
Rod: <file_photo>
Mel: That looks like one hell of a show
Rod: Yep, Slayer kicked mofo ass
Mel: Hah, now check out this one
Mel: <file_photo>
Rod: Wow! That's from Maiden's concert this summer, right?
Mel: Yep, they kicked ass too
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Rod shares with Mel photos from the Slayer's concert he's been to. Mel went to Iron Maiden's concert this summer.
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#Person1#: Ms. Montgomery? This is Richard Thomas. I ' m sorry to bother you at home, but I ' Ve got a bit of a problem.
#Person2#: Oh? What ' s wrong?
#Person1#: My daughter ' s just banged up her knee pretty badly and I ' m going to have to take her to the hospital. I ' ll be about two hours late.
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Richard tells Ms. Montgomery he'll be late because he has to take his injured daughter to the hospital.
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#Person1#: British English and American English are really about the same, aren't they?
#Person2#: I don't think so. It seems that some of the spellings are different.
#Person1#: You're right, Nina. Words like 'theater' and 'center' end in 'r-e' in England instead of in' e-r' like we spell them. Can you think of any more exampies?
#Person2#: The word 'color'?
#Person1#: Good. Actually, many words which end in 'o-r' in American English are spelled 'o-u-r' in British English.
#Person2#: OK. There are some differences in pronunciation and meaning.
#Person1#: Anyway, we both agree that British English and American English are different. Right?
#Person2#: Sure. But not so different that it prevents us from understanding each other.
#Person1#: Yes. I quite agree with you.
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#Person1# and #Person2# talk about the difference of spellings, pronunciation and meanings between British English and American English, but they think it does not influence their understanding.
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Liam: Do you want me to cook something for dinner?
Hannah: no no
Hannah: i prepared a bit
Hannah: (although i fell asleep)
Liam: (*^3^)/~☆ HOORAY!! One more day without scrambled eggs :D
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Hannah prepared a dinner for Liam and herself.
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prince: Hello mother
queen: Hello, my son. Why've you graced my bedside? I've a headache.
prince: Before I can claim the throne, I need to find a princess to serve at my side
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The prince wants to find a princess to serve at his side.
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fisherman: Yes, but if I don't make it back to sure quickly enough, I shall surely be swamped!
person: Hmm... You know, I do happen to have a bag of holding of my own--one that I know for a fact ISN'T a pocket dimension full of fish--and I will let you use it if only you'll let me take a good share of fish back to my family.
fisherman: My goodness - would you be interested in a trade? You would have enough fish to feed your entire village.
person: What sort of trade? I don't think I can give you my bag of holding for good. I use it to transport my cabbages to market.
fisherman: Well, if you had this bag of unlimited fish, you could sell those instead!
person: That's a fair point, but then I would also need a bag of holding to transport my unlimited fish! Say, what do you think of going into business together?
fisherman: Sounds like a novel idea!
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fisherman is swamped with fish and needs a bag of holding to transport them. person offers to trade his bag of holding for a bag of unlimited fish.
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bird: What are you doing in this jungle?
cat: I am here to hide for the night, and maybe find a meal.
bird: It is dangerous for you here!
cat: Couldn't I say the same for you little bird?
bird: Oh no, this is the forest where I belong. You are a house pet and keeper of the people.
cat: See this? Do you think I just found this laying around some house?
bird: Yeah or in the fields. Not uncommon!
cat: Enough talk. If you haven't noticed there is a Beast and a Dog close by, I don't think either of us like the sound of that.
bird: I am not worried for those!
cat: You should be more quiet bird, they will hear you...
bird: I am fearful of the Eagles and nothing else!
cat: Eagles aren't the only things that can hurt you bird!
bird: Of course, but I can pick at you and fly away and do so until you are dead. So do not test me, cat!
cat: Go ahead and try!
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cat is hiding in the jungle. A bird is afraid of the Eagles. Cat is a house pet and a keeper of the people.
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Owen: sis
Owen: at what time is zoe departing?
Mia: I don't know
Mia: Ask her? :D
Owen: :<
Mia: Ok I'll ask
Owen: <3
Mia: She says they want to be there at 3pm
Mia: So probably around noon
Mia: But she says she's not sure yet
Owen: ok
Owen: i guess i'll write her
Mia: Yes :P
Mia: Is your suit ready? :d
Owen: hmm yeah
Owen: it still fits even
Owen: XD
Mia: Hahaha
Mia: Pig
Owen: -.-
Mia: <file_gif>
Owen: -.-
Owen: ok going back to work
Mia: Ok :P
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Zoe is departing around 12 to be there at 3 pm. Owen's suit is ready.
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#Person1#: Help! Help!
#Person2#: What's the trouble, ma'am?
#Person1#: I was taking a walk when a young man came at me from nowhere and snatched the bag off my hands and ran away.
#Person2#: What did the young man look like?
#Person1#: Well, he's young, tall and thin.
#Person2#: To which direction did he run?
#Person1#: Let me see. . . my right arm. . . oh, to the east.
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#Person2# was robbed and she describes the robber's appearance and the running direction to #Person1#.
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#Person1#: Bob, you're so lucky that you've come at the right time-the 2005 International Tourism Festival is around the corner.
#Person2#: We've heard about that festival before. It would be quite helpful if you could give us some highlights of the festival.
#Person1#: My pleasure. Well, the festival is going to start on the third Saturday of October, and covers over one hundred diverse programs in one month.
#Person2#: What do you think we can see during the festival?
#Person1#: I don't know what to suggest. There're so many attractions, and they all sound interesting. One exciting program might be the Ten Thousand People Cycling round the Town. You can choose from the five routes that lead to different destinations.
#Person2#: I'd like to take the one that goes to the Wild Animal Park.
#Person1#: Then you can take Route No. 5. Next I would suggest the International Dragon Boat Race where you can watch Lion Dance, Dragon Boat racing, and many other water shows.
#Person2#: Wow, must be interesting to watch dragon boats compete a-gainst one another on the city river.
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Bob introduces the 2005 international tourism festival to #Person1# and gives #Person1# some highlights about the attractions. #Person1# decides to go to the Wild Animal Park.
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#Person1#: Broadway Mall is having a big sale this weekend. You wanna go?
#Person2#: Don't feel like it. I'm broke.
#Person1#: Well, we can still do some window shopping, can't we?
#Person2#: Just look around? Ah, that's boring.
#Person1#: I'll go myself then.
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#Person1# invites #Person2# to Broadway Mall but #Person2# refuses.
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Lea: hello
Milly: hi
Lea: shopping today?
Milly: oh yeah!
Milly: i need new powder
Lea: so at 1?
Milly: ok
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Lea and Milly are going shopping today at 1. Milly needs new powder.
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#Person1#: I'm sorry, but I can't find the book you lent me.
#Person2#: That's OK.
#Person1#: I really feel bad about it. Let me buy you a new one.
#Person2#: No. Don't be silly. I wouldn't dream of letting you do that.
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#Person1# apologizes to #Person2# for losing #Person2#'s book. #Person2# doesn't mind.
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#Person1#: Excuse me. I am looking for a book called Little Women, but I can't find it anywhere.
#Person2#: Let me see. I am sorry we just have sold it out.
#Person1#: Will you have it later?
#Person2#: I think so. Could I have you name, telephone number? If we get one, I will call you.
#Person1#: That's terrific. Thank you.
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#Person2# saves #Person1#'s contact information to call once they have Little Women later.
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Susan: I have the worst headache
Diana: Nooo, don't tell me you're not going
Susan: I am seriously considering marrying my bed right now, with painkillers as our witness
Diana: Suze, come on. You'll have some wine, the pain will go away, you will have the time of your life
Susan: I can barely see
Diana: You will have the pleasure of rescuing your bff from looking like a complete fool in front of her ex and his new wife who's EXPECTING
Susan: Damn it, okay, I will try to pull myself together
Diana: I will get an uber and come to pick you up. I promise you will be as comfortable there with me as in your own bed
Susan: Haha, you really need me there Di, don't you
Diana: REALLY
Susan: <file_photo>
Diana: <file_gif>
Susan: Btw is Derek going to be there?
Diana: I guess so, he is friends with Daniel
Susan: Okay
Diana: ???
Susan: I just had a really nice time with him at Michael's birthday
Diana: ???
Susan: He's kind of cute
Diana: I see your headache is almost gone
Susan: Look at that :D Cute guys can do miracles
Diana: .................
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Diana really needs Susan to join her at a meeting where Diana's ex is going to be with his new wife.
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raccoon: Where can I get gold?
the man: I hear rumors that Saokra the owner of this fine blacksmith has a stash of gold down in the basement and since you say you are good at sneaking around at night it wouldn't be too hard
raccoon: Well, judging by the sun gleaming through the skylight I would say it is midday now. I will be heading over to the inn at the fork in the road to sleep for the rest of the day. When darkness falls I will do as you bid.
the man: Very well you have a deal * reaches for apple core, but restrains of giving it* i need your word that you will not run off and if you do it will be the biggest mistake you've ever made
raccoon: How do you figure? I almost got run over yesterday because I ran after a corn cob into the road yesterday. I make big mistakes all the time.
the man: I tell you what I'll give you this apple core and will also treat you with any food you would like with the remaining gold I have after I purchase the armor
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The man wants the raccoon to steal gold from the basement of a blacksmith. The raccoon will sleep at an inn for the rest of the day. The man will give the raccoon an apple core and will treat him with food with the remaining gold after he
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subject: hey
animal: GRRRRR
subject: why that
animal: You startled me, what is the means of this?
subject: sorry
animal: Can you tell me how to get out of here, I am a creature of God but I can't seem to find my way back to the forest
subject: yes i can
animal: Well then how do I get out of here, it is very difficult for me to stand this place, I want to be in my forest.
subject: where are you from
animal: The forest of course.
subject: where
animal: I am an animal and I am more intelligent than you, how am I ever going to get out of here!
subject: no
animal: Do you even speak english? How do I get out of here!
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animal is lost and wants to get back to the forest.
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Aleks: Good evening, professor! I would like to ask about results of the last algebra exam?
Joshua: Hi, Aleks! Can you remind me which group you are?
Aleks: It's group number 2
Joshua: I still didn't check exams of your group yet
Aleks: When could we expect the results?
Joshua: I guess in about a week
Aleks: I understand, thank you for information. Have a good night!
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Aleks wanted to know the exam scores but Joshua hasn't checked his group yet. They will be available in a week or so.
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#Person1#: Honey, you don't seem to be in a good mood. What's wrong with you?
#Person2#: I had a talk with my boss today and I was really angry. I asked him to pay me more each month. And can you guess what he said?
#Person1#: I certainly have no idea. What did he say to make you so angry?
#Person2#: He said I wasn't good enough for higher pay. I entered the company when I was just 25 years old, and now I'm 30 years old. Shouldn't I get a pay raise?
#Person1#: I certainly think you should get a pay raise?
#Person2#: How I wish you were my boss! I told my boss that now I need more money to buy a car to raise my kids, and to buy a house. But he just said no.
#Person1#: Perhaps he knew I make enough money for everything. Just cheer up, honey. It's not a big deal. Now smile and forget about what happened today.
#Person2#: OK, but I didn't cook tonight. I wasn't in the mood to do that, you know.
#Person1#: It's OK. We can eat out with the kids tonight. We haven't eaten out for quite a few days.
#Person2#: Jerry and Lucy will be happy about that.
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#Person2#'s angry because #Person2# asked #Person2#'s boss for a raise but got rejected. #Person1# comforts #Person2# and suggests that they eat out with the kids tonight.
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#Person1#: They are a nice middle-aged couple, just like us.
#Person2#: If they are just like us, they are not middle-aged.
#Person1#: Of course they are.
#Person2#: Middle-aged means in the middle, Ethel, middle of life. People don't live to a hundred and fifty.
#Person1#: Oh, we are the part on the edge of middle. That's all.
#Person2#: Oh, you know, we are not middle-aged. You're old, and I'm aging.
#Person1#: Oh, fool! You're nearly seventy and I'm in the low sixties. Would you like to spend the rest of the afternoon squabbling about this?
#Person2#: I can if you like.
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#Person1# thinks #Person1# and #Person2# are a middle-aged couple. #Person2# doesn't agree and they argue about it.
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queen: Which flowers did you bring me today? I hope you got fresh roses, surely.
there is also a young woman selling flowers to passersby.: Yes your Majesty they are your favorite. But if I may be so bold as to say none as lovely as you.
queen: Why thank you. But I'm afraid I can only envy your own youthfulness and luscious hair.
there is also a young woman selling flowers to passersby.: Thank you ma'am you are too kind. Our king sent a piece of material that matched your dress for tonight and we were able to get flowers to compliment it. I pray you will approve.
queen: How lovely and what a nice surprise. Why don't you also attend tonights ball?
there is also a young woman selling flowers to passersby.: Oh...your Majesty...I am but a shop girl...I would not have anything appropriate to wear for such a beautiful ball
queen: I have some old dresses that might fit you. Its the Queen's order that you attend!
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There is a ball tonight. The Queen wants the shop girl to attend.
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#Person1#: Excuse me. Where is Q-Duck? I remember it was around the second intersection of this street.
#Person2#: Q-Duck? Do you mean the famous roast-duck store?
#Person1#: Yes, definitely.
#Person2#: They have moved to some other places long time ago.
#Person1#: Wow, this place is quite different from ten years ago when I first came to China.
#Person2#: Yeah, a lot of changes have happened here.
#Person1#: This street used to have few stores. But now, you can see supermarkets, shopping malls and department stores everywhere.
#Person2#: Yeah, they are my wife's heaven, but not mine. I always get lost in the supermarket.
#Person1#: Me too! I was lost three times ten years ago. There were no English directions then.
#Person2#: Is that better now?
#Person1#: Yeah, there are many English signs, and wrong spellings as many as them.
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#Person2# tells #Person1# that Q-Duck, the famous roast-duck store has moved to other places. #Person1# thinks this place is quite different from ten years ago when #Person1# first came to China.
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king: This dog is the test subject. We are in the Apothecary building but indeed, where has he gone ...
townperson: A test subject? Certainly you jest M'Lord? what could the Apothecary be testing on this dog?
king: Well, look around. He has many potions yet no person to test them on. How else would he know if his potions would work!
townperson: But of course! You are as wise as you are generous your Highness! Now that you mention it though, there are a few half empty flasks on that table... You don't suppose this dog could be... No, that'd be ridiculous!
king: Oh my, perhaps you are right. How can we reveres this. Maybe there is a book on the table
townperson: Here it is! Perhaps this book will have an answer! Here you are M'Lord!
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The king and the townperson are in the Apothecary building. The apothecary is testing his potions on a dog.
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Mike: Hi :)
Paula: hi
Mike: I have a question...
Paula: ?
Paula: go ahead :)
Mike: Is my brother going with us?
Paula: you mean... to India?
Mike: yes
Paula: well... I don't know. I'd have to ask Danny
Paula: why don't you ask him? :) what's going on?
Mike: I just don't want him to go. If he goes i'll probably stay.
Paula: whaaat? what's the problem?
Mike: maybe I'll go with the other group in october
Paula: seriously?
Mike: Yep.
Mike: I'll tell you more later.
Paula: ok...
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Mike and Paula are going to travel to India soon but Mike might not go with Paula in case her brother, Danny, goes with them. He might go in October with some other people instead.
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#Person1#: We have received your resume in answer to our ads. I would like to talk with you regarding your qualification for this position, OK?
#Person2#: It is my honor to have this chance for this interview. Well, my major is commercial English. You know, and I am not only familiar with useful English expressions in business, but also learn some theories on this field. Besides, during my college learning period, I also attended some commercial activities to strive for the opportunity of practicing what I learned.
#Person1#: What is your greatest weakness?
#Person2#: Well, I was a diligent student when I stayed in my college. I dislike meeting the deadline, when I am working on a project. I am always willing to complete it well ahead of the schedule.
#Person1#: What is the greatest disappointment in your life?
#Person2#: Well, I lost my grandpa when I was only ten. I often recall the period when he fed me.
#Person1#: Well done! Another question! When will you start work, if you are hired?
#Person2#: I will start my work at the beginning of next month.
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#Person1# is interviewing #Person2#. #Person2# majors in commercial English and dislikes meeting the deadline. #Person2# thinks the greatest disappointment is that #Person2# lost #Person2#'s grandpa when #Person2# was ten. #Person2# will start working at the beginning of next month if hired.
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merchant: Absolutely. It would be my pleasure. Consider it a token of your service. Say... are you looking for any weapons in particular?
soldier: Just for weapons available in this kingdom, I am a weaponds master, what kind of weapons do soldiers have here?
merchant: We have quality swords here. They're probably sharper than you've ever seen. One gentle swipe could take a man out.
soldier: I see and are the soldiers of this kigdom mighty? are they highly trained?
merchant: Absolutely. Every solder in training has to go through rigorous training that takes months. Even years...
soldier: Interesting, and how about the city defences, the city seems to have a lot of treassure in sight, are you happy with your king?
merchant: The King does a great job here. He's always looking out for us. A King of the people.
soldier: I see so the people love the king here, theres loyalty, what about armor? where can I buy armor
merchant: Right over here, sir. Let me show you. We have some quality armor for sale. 100% steel.
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Soldier is a weapons master. He is interested in the weapons available in the kingdom. He is also interested in the city defences and the king. Merchant offers him to buy some weapons and armor.
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the dragon who breathes fire and won't let her out.: Indeed? I wonder if you read this tale in a book? Such as this one?
the princess who lives in the castle and can't escape.: No this isn't some tale in a book. It is real! All the servants have been speaking of it!
the dragon who breathes fire and won't let her out.: Well, I need to eat some more of the servants, their tongues wag far too much for their own good.
the princess who lives in the castle and can't escape.: You leave them alone! You keep me trapped here against my will the least you can do is let me keep my friends!
the dragon who breathes fire and won't let her out.: I could eat them and then reanimate their charred skeletons. That would be pretty close, right? And far less troublesome for me.
the princess who lives in the castle and can't escape.: STOP IT!!!!
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the princess who lives in the castle and can't escape. is trapped by a dragon who breathes fire and won't let her out.
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#Person1#: I'll pick you up at a quarter to eleven tomorrow morning.
#Person2#: How long will the journey last?
#Person1#: It's a three and an half hours drive. And we should give ourselves forty minutes to have lunch and another ten to wait for the ferry.
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#Person1# tells #Person2# about the schedule of their journey tomorrow.
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#Person1#: Good, morning! Can I help you?
#Person2#: Good morning. Could you tell me the times of trains to London, please?
#Person1#: Yes. There are trains at seven fifty-nine, nine eighteen, ten thirty-two and eleven fifty-five.
#Person2#: What time does the seven fifty-nine get to London?
#Person1#: At nine thirty-six. And the nine eighteen gets to London at nine fifty-five, the ten thirty-two at eleven nine.
#Person2#: What about coming back? I'd like to come back about 7 p. m.
#Person1#: There's one at nineteen and the next is at nineteen forty.
#Person2#: Mmm, how much is it?
#Person1#: Single or return?
#Person2#: Return, please.
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#Person1# tells #Person2# the times of trains to London and #Person2# wants a return ticket.
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#Person1#: I wonder if you could help me find something for my daughter.
#Person2#: Do you think she'd like a laptop?
#Person1#: I think that would be perfect.
#Person2#: A Mac is something most people appreciate.
#Person1#: In fact, she prefers Macs. How much is one?
#Person2#: Our 15 - inch Pro will cost you only $ 2, 100.
#Person1#: She's going to be so happy. Let me have one.
#Person2#: You've made a good decision. How would you like to pay?
#Person1#: I'll pay for it with my VISA.
#Person2#: It's all yours after you sign here, please.
#Person1#: Are there any extras that she needs?
#Person2#: This is good to go. If she wants accessories, just visit us again.
#Person1#: You've been so helpful. Thank you.
#Person2#: Have a nice day, and thank you for shopping here.
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#Person1# recommends #Person2# to buy a Mac for #Person2#'s daughter. #Person2# buys a Mac using VISA. #Person1# asks #Person2# to come back if #Person2#'s daughter needs accessories.
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#Person1#: How are you getting on, White? Are you still working for the Merry Lynch Bank?
#Person2#: Yes, Kitty, that's right.
#Person1#: I suppose you know quite a lot about banking by now, don't you?
#Person2#: Oh, yes. To tell you the truth, I'm a bit tired of it.
#Person1#: Really? Isn't it good to work in a bank?
#Person2#: You know I've been working for the Merry Lynch Bank for over 15 years.
#Person1#: So you are thinking of making a change,are you?
#Person2#: Yes, I am. Actually, you know, I'm thinking of beginning my own business.
#Person1#: That sounds great.
#Person2#: Yes, I think it over, but the problem is money. If I had enough money, I'd leave the bank tomorrow.
#Person1#: What are you going to do to solve the problem?
#Person2#: I'll borrow some money from a bank, of course, but not from the one I've been working for.
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White tells Kitty he's tired of working at the bank. He's thinking of beginning his own business and he'll borrow some money from another bank.
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Keiran: Hi can you do me 4 pages on mobile phones?
Sue: Yes sure when do you need them?
Keiran: Yesterday!
Sue: Typical you!
Keiran: Of you look at the website we have just set up, I need 4 pages on the Apple iPhoneXR
Sue: do I get a free one to try?😁😁
Keiran: I wish, I'm fist in line for the freebies lol
Sue: Ok so seriously, you need what?
Keiran: tech specs, pricing, general review if you can
Sue: ok can I check the website again, email the detials if you would be so kind xxx
Keiran: Yes of course
Keiran: I will have a few other jobs by the end of the week that need tiding up.. 🙈
Sue: bloodyhell Keiran, I'm not your housekeeper lol
Keiran: I wish you were my life would be so much more organised!
Sue: Pick up your own hoover and email me lol xx
Keiran: email sent xx
Sue: you forgot the attachments... Oh my days Keiran..
Keiran: soz .. done now xx
Sue: well done.. Let me go thought it now xx
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Keiran needs 4 pages on the Apple iPhoneXR asap. Keiran emailed the details. Sue is going through it now.
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#Person1#: I was looking for books on small business startups and I think these are perfect. I'm going to start my own company in my back office.
#Person2#: That sounds interesting. So you'd like to check all these out?
#Person1#: Yes, for a few days at least.
#Person2#: No problem then. I'll just need to see your library card.
#Person1#: I'm afraid I've lost it.
#Person2#: That's alright. Could you just tell me your library account number?
#Person1#: I'm sorry. I don't remember it.
#Person2#: We can look it up for you. Just give me your username for the library website and I'll find your account number.
#Person1#: Oh, dear. I don't usually use the website.
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#Person1# wants to borrow some books and tells #Person2# that #Person1# lost the library card and forget the card number and library website username.
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Bob: Can you send me the instructions on how to send a PDF to a kindle?
Dan: Yeah, sure. What book do you want to copy over?
Bob: Origin by Dan Brown. I got a PDF copy of it, but I hate reading books on the computer.
Dan: Cool. Maybe you can send a copy to me later :)
Bob: Sure, no problem. There's a cool website that has all the latest releases.
Dan: What's the site?
Bob: Allbooks4free.com
Dan: Ok, I'll check it out.
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Bob does not know how to send a PDF file to a kindle. He recommends a website with ebooks: Allbooks4free.com.
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Meghan: R u a True Blue?
Lily: Yep! I'm from Sydney but I used to live out woop woop ;)
Meghan: I'm from NYC
Lily: <gif>
Meghan: <gif>
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Lily is from Sydney and Meghan is from NYC.
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