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#Person1#: Hi, Robert, what happened to your face? It looks swollen.
#Person2#: I have to go and get my teeth filled.
#Person1#: Did it hurt?
#Person2#: I don't even want to talk about it. It killed me!
#Person1#: Well, I guess you've learned a good lesson, huh! You have to take good care of your teeth.
#Person2#: No kidding. I can't stand the pain, but the bill is too large!
#Person1#: Don't you have a dental insurance?
#Person2#: I do. but it doesn't cover everything.
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Robert's teeth need filling. Robert tells #Person1# he can't stand the pain and the bill is large.
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#Person1#: So, is L. A. all it's cracked up to be?
#Person2#: Well, the stereotype in the movies is that L. A. is a frivolous town with a lot of flaky people. I guess, in the back of my mind, that's what I expected.
#Person1#: And, is it what you found?
#Person2#: Well, it is and it's not. The city of L. A. is much bigger and more diverse than I had expected. There are people here from all over the country and all over world, like New York. I've heard people say that in L. A. , everyone is from somewhere else. Tha's partly true. So, I've met all kinds of people here. What I'm realizing is that the picture of L. A. that's in movies only represents a small segment of the city.
#Person1#: You're right. Life isn't always like the movies.
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#Person2# tells #Person1# that movies only represent a small segment of L.A. as it is a big and diverse city.
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#Person1#: Tyler residence.
#Person2#: Is this Naomi?
#Person1#: No, this is her sister, Nancy.
#Person2#: You sure sound like Naomi.
#Person1#: Oh. Can I take a message?
#Person2#: Sure. Please tell her that Andy called.
#Person1#: Okay. I'll give her the message.
#Person2#: Thanks.
#Person1#: Bye.
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Andy calls but Naomi isn't there.
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#Person1#: It seldom rains this summer.
#Person2#: Yeah, some places are very short of water.
#Person1#: Because of pollution and other things, our environment has become worse and worse.
#Person2#: You see, This time I traveled to the West. When I looked out of the windows of the rain, all the lands that I could see are as dry as a bone.
#Person1#: It is serious.
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#Person1# and #Person2# are talking about the serious drought this summer.
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#Person1#: I've really given it some thought, and I'm going to go back to school. I'm going to...
#Person2#: Well, When...
#Person1#: I'm going to take some night courses and maybe, within a couple of years. I'll have a ...uh... Associate Degree in Business.
#Person2#: Well, when are you going to get started?
#Person1#: I'm going to start this fall.
#Person2#: Now are you sure you can get enough money?
#Person1#: I've talked to my parents and it's uh...It's green light from them.
#Person2#: Well, that's great. I hope you follow through with it. I've heard about this kind of thing before...you've been talking about it for years.
#Person1#: Well, it took me a while to put it together, but I've finally made up my mind where I'm going to go and this fall, it's 'go' time.
#Person2#: Well, I just hope you follow through with it this time.
#Person1#: I will.
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#Person1# decides to go back to school and takes some courses. #Person1# will start this fall and has received his parents' financial support.
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#Person1#: You're spending a very long time on my hair.
#Person2#: I'm almost done.
#Person1#: I needed you to be done and finished an hour ago.
#Person2#: I'm all done now.
#Person1#: Are you sure you're finished?
#Person2#: I don't understand.
#Person1#: You did a horrible job on my hair.
#Person2#: What's wrong with it?
#Person1#: I don't like anything about it.
#Person2#: I apologize.
#Person1#: That's fine, but I'm not paying for it.
#Person2#: Excuse me? Let's try to work this out, okay?
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#Person1#'s unhappy that #Person2# has spent a long time doing #Person1#'s hair, and #Person1#'s dissatisfied with the result.
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child: Oh thank you! I shall go brew it right away! Will it help him grow back his toes?
witch: Everything has a price, and anything can be bought if you have what you need to make a bargain. *gazes into the fog of the crystal ball* I can see that one day you and I may cross paths again, with a much greater price to pay and much more to gain.
child: Okie dokie! Sounds like you know what you're doing kind old lady!
witch: You be sure to tell your uncle and anyone else asking not to bother searching for me or what is mine. *Tucks crystal ball into cloak* None will share the same fortune as you have
child: Yes, but can my uncle be allowed to move again? He's looking a little pale . . . paler than usual I mean.
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Witch gives the child a potion to brew. Witch advises the child to tell his uncle not to look for her or what is hers.
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Project Manager: first thoughts on the the industrial design side
Industrial Designer: Oh I think it is it is remote controls are kind of a unique object because it is you depend on them so much but you do not i i it is you sort of just assume they are always going to work you do not think of them as a comp like a computer can break down and you are kind of like oh well fair enough there is all these complex things going on it is going to something is going to get messed up eventually They they just need to be very very dependable because people sort of take them for granted and then if your remote control breaks it is God forbid you actually get up and manually change the channel it just it needs to be very effective very always dependable I do not think we should make it too small I because I think it needs to it can not be too big like you were saying big an and huge and awkward but also if you make it too small kind of like you know how mobile phones are getting smaller and smaller it is just going to end up under a couch cushion somewhere and But so yes dependable and have a good medium range size
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Industrial Designer believed that remote controls should be made dependable and its size should be moderate since if it is too big, it can be awkward to hold, but if it is too small, it will be easy to get lost.
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boy: "That's a good way to look at it! Looks like you even have breakfast, already!"
bird: Always, I do have to stay on top of finding my food.
boy: "Have you seen any knights on the road?"
bird: I cannot say that I have today, it has been fairly quiet round this shack.
boy: "Ohhh. I was hoping to show off my sword skills! You think if I'm good enough, they'll take me to be knighted?"
bird: Who knows, I imagine anything is possible with practice.
boy: "You see this? This is what I want to look like! I just have to practice a lot, right?"
bird: Certainly, for now just keep up with the practice. Sword play is dangerous after all.
boy: "Of course! That's why I only practice with this wooden sword."
bird: I am sure that eventually you will work your way up.
boy: "You think so? I hear steel is very heavy, it'll be a lot of work to swing a real sword around!"
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The boy wants to be knighted. He practices sword play with a wooden sword.
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Janice: Hey, what are your plans for Christmas?
Di: Hey! isn't it a bit early for Christmas plans?
Janice: Haha apparently not! Mom texted wanting to know how we're gonna do it this year
Di: So what did you tell her?
Janice: Nothing yet. Were hoping just to follow what you do
Di: Sneaky lol
Janice: Right? Si what do you say? Is Michael gonna be in?
Di: Yea, I believe so. He should be around from the 22nd onwards
Janice: Oh great!
Di: Ok, let me ask him what he wants to do
Janice: Ok
Di: He says lunch at Dad's on 25th and will talk to Mom if she prefers 24th or 26th
Janice: Ok. great, thanks. I mean I really would love to go to Mom because I love hanging out there but we did get to Dad's really late on Thanksgiving so I guess that's only fair
Di: I think so. I better start working on gifts lol
Janice: Don't forget we have to make a movie lol
Di: Yeah we're definitely not doing that. I bailed at the beginning :D There's no way Michael would do that
Janice: Haha, I know. But I guess we gotta think of something!
Di: Good luck!
Janice: Thanks! Def could use it! why can't we just do gift cards?
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Janice, Di and Mike will have lunch with their father on 25th. Their mom will decide if she wants to meet on 24th or 26th. Janice wants to spend more time with her mother, but they need to make up with the father for Thanksgiving. She, Di and Mike will not make a movie as a present.
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adventurer: Here, stretch out your hand a bit and grasp this.
foreigner: I can't seem to reach it, can you find a longer one? I will try to stay still.
adventurer: Hm, let me see... Oh this shrubbery maybe? Fortunately from outrunning boulders and tribesmen I'm pretty fit, so I think if I just... grasp it here... phew...ok, here it goes!
foreigner: Ahh, yes. That seemed to do the trick. Thanks for getting me out of that pit.
adventurer: I'd give you a congratulatory hug but... you're a bit muddy.
foreigner: Here, I must pay you back for saving my life.
adventurer: Oh, please, I wouldn't dream of it! The least I can do to a fellow traveller.
foreigner: No, I insist. It is the only thing that didn't get muddy. Besides, I have plenty more back home.
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adventurer helped the foreigner out of the pit.
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Paula: Hello!
Paula: Just a reminder - the classes start again this Wed :)
Josh: Oh, thanks
Mia: great! I'll be there
Josh: The same time?
Paula: Yes, it's 4 pm as usual
Mia: should I bring anything?
Paula: No, I will give you a full list on Wed
Mia: That would be great!
Mia: And can I bring a friend?
Mia: She would like to check it out and join us if that's ok with you, Paula
Paula: No problem. See you soon!
Mia: Bye!
Josh: Bye
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Mia will bring her friend for Wednesday classes with Paula at 4 pm.
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#Person1#: do you have a second?
#Person2#: sure. What do you want?
#Person1#: I want to tell you I've put in my notice.
#Person2#: really? Why?
#Person1#: I've been thinking about this for several months, well before the Spring Festival holidays.
#Person2#: and the holidays provided you a chance to think over all this and make a decision?
#Person1#: yeah, after receiving my yearly bonus, I want to search out better opportunities in the spring job market. I've been working in the company for nearly a year and a half and I still haven't received any promotions.
#Person2#: absolutely. With your expertise and experience, you're clearly working below your pay grade.
#Person1#: that's exactly why I decided to quit the job and find a new one.
#Person2#: this way, you'll earn more at the new work place.
#Person1#: that's right. I am not the only one who has done this. Job hopping is quite common in the IT industry.
#Person2#: that is to say, most IT professionals can get a pay rise more easily by changing a job than waiting for a rise. I'm wondering why IT companies are always willing to pay more to new employees instead.
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#Person1# tells #Person2# #Person1# has made a decision to quit the job and to find a new one. #Person1# wonders why IT companies are willing to pay more to new employees instead.
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a gardener pulling weeds: How did you meet the king? Were you always part of the royals family?
queen: I was the daughter of a high ranking nobleman overseas. To make a trade alliance with the King, my parents offered me in marriage. It wasn't my idea, but it has turned out very well. I've produced two living sons as heirs, and the king treats me kindly.
a gardener pulling weeds: Wow that's incredible! I was born and raised in this city. My gardening skills were recognised by the king himself and he hired me to grow this entire garden for you. Do you ever miss your old life?
queen: The king understands me well, he know how much I love gardens. I do sometimes miss my old life, but now this is my life.
a gardener pulling weeds: What a great king he is. Thank you for taking your precious time to talk to a gardener like me and thank you for the kind gift!
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The queen was the daughter of a high ranking nobleman overseas. Her parents offered her in marriage to the King to make a trade alliance. She has produced two living sons as heirs and the King treats her kindly. The gardener was born and raised in this city. His gardening skills
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farmers: How dare you defile the name of my... well, okay. Fair enough. Herbert does have such proclivities.
drunks: Hebert! She told me her name was Herberina! Wild man, wild. She's a good lad your Herbert.
farmers: You're not the first lad to be tricked. She's quite the looker, that Herbert!
drunks: I can see where Herbet gets it! You're not a bad looker yourself old man!
farmers: He gets it from his mother. She's a looker!
drunks: Haha, I'll bet! You're a lucky man Mister Farmer!
farmers: See that painting? That's Herbert's grandfather. As you can see, he also didn't mind wearing a dress from time to time.
drunks: What a stunner! And a spitting image of Herbert if I do say so myself!
farmers: Indeed, my man! If indeed you are a man. Who am I to judge!
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Herbert tricked drunks into thinking his name was Herberina. His mother is a looker.
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Alex: And?
Alex: Has she called back?
Maya: ?
Sam: Not yet
Maya: Who? Leona?
Alex: Yes
Alex: I'm a bit nervous...
Sam: It's gonna be okay, don't worry
Maya: What time do we start on Monday?
Sam: I don't know
Sam: I will ask her
Maya: Should I take the bottle of wine?
Alex: Haha
Sam: Yeah, you take it with you!
Maya: :) :)
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Alex is curious if Leona called Sam back. She hasn't yet. Maya wants to know when they start on Monday, but Sam doesn't know.
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animal: Good day.
worker: Good day to you too. It has been a long one.
animal: Tell me about it. You're lucky to be human.
worker: i come here to break from my hard work but I like to ssee to you animals too. Have you got enough food?
animal: I could use a little more. Have any fruit?
worker: Not on me but we have some summer berries on the farm, I will bing some back for you.
animal: Which do you like better, the forest or the beach?
worker: Difficult. I like both, but clearing isn't so bad either!
animal: The forest is my favorite place, and I have no second!
worker: I don't blame you, with all the berries!
animal: But I've eaten them all.
worker: Do anything grow on these trees?
animal: Leaves get old after a while.
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worker comes to the forest to take a break from his work. He will bring some berries for the animal.
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#Person1#: Merry Christmas!
#Person2#: Huh?
#Person1#: I said Merry Christmas! Don't you know that Christmas is almost here?
#Person2#: It is? Oh, that's nice.
#Person1#: Huh? Didn't you know? Aren't you excited?
#Person2#: Actually, I'd forgotten about it.
#Person1#: Forgotten about it? How could you?
#Person2#: Because I'm not Christian, I'm Jewish.
#Person1#: Oh, I'm sorry. I didn't know.
#Person2#: It's all right. There are so many Christians in America that everybody takes it for granted that I'm Christian.
#Person1#: I guess so. So what do you do around this time of year?
#Person2#: Well, I'll celebrate Hanukah soon, but that's not as important to us as Christmas is to you. Mainly I'll just enjoy the holiday break.
#Person1#: Well, would you be horribly offended if I invited you to a Christmas party at my house?
#Person2#: Not at all. A party is a party. I'll be happy to come.
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#Person1# wishes #Person2# a merry Christmas but #Person2# forgets about it and #Person2# is Jewish. #Person2#'ll celebrate Hanukah soon and #Person1# invites #Person2# to #Person1#'s Christmas party.
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Helen Mary Jones AM: That is really good to hear And have you given any special ministerial instruction to Student Finance Wales on processing applications for support or changes of circumstances or is that something that is kind of ongoing at the moment ?
Kirsty Williams AM: Those conversations are ongoing with the Student Loans Company As I said we anticipate no disruption to— We do not anticipate any change in the approach to students as a result of this Individual student circumstances could well change and our expectation would be that the Student Loans Company would respond to that All I would say is just to remind people : people who work for the Student Loans Company are no more able to resist this disease than anybody else There will undoubtedly in some cases be really practical challenges to service delivery simply because organisations could be losing staff because of illness or the need to selfisolate or because they are reacting to socialdistancing messages from the Government So I think we just need to bear that in mind : that these organisations are doing their best but if they are badly affected by staff numbers being off because of the virus then I hope people will give them due consideration
Helen Mary Jones AM: Yes that makes sense of course because we have been told that universities will not be able to entirely close because there will be students who can not go home— —overseas students for example What discussions have you been having with the sector to make sure that those students basic needs are met that there is still food shelter whatever they need ?
Kirsty Williams AM: Well obviously universities have a duty of care to those students that find themselves in those circumstances and every conversation that Huws been having would suggest that universities are well aware of their need to do that
Huw Morris: We instituted a monitoring process very early on in the onset of the disease not least because a number of institutions have campuses and activities in China and other parts of southeast Asia And so as the disease has progressed we have seen lessons being learned from the support for students who are in isolation coming from there to the UK and I am assured that the universities here in Wales have got processes in place that support those learners
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Actually, they did not anticipate any change in the approach to students. Individual student circumstances could well change and their expectation would be that the Student Loans Company would respond to that. There would undoubtedly in some cases be really typical challenges to service delivery, simply because organizations could be losing staff because of illness or the need to self-isolate or because they were reacting to social-distancing messages from the Government. They instituted a monitoring process very early on in the onset of the disease, not least because a number of institutions had campuses and activities in China and other parts of south-east Asia. And so, as the disease had progressed, they had seen lessons being learned from the support for students who were in isolation coming from there to the UK.
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father: Alas, we have no great need of sulfur! But tell me, what is your purpose here?! This is a grave yard, where we lay our dead to rest.
alien: I have come to speak to the dead. Yes, I have that ability.
father: Do you speak to them now? Pray tell me, what they say to you!
alien: This one says that men enjoy the company of women, sometimes too much. What does this mean?
father: Ah, he speaks wisely; but I fear that not being human, you would find this impossible to understand. It is a great mystery, even among our own kind. Tell me, do you procreate where you come from? Do you have a family?
alien: We reproduce from rocks. Rocks give birth to us. Is it like that here?
father: Oh no!! Rocks bring no life here. I would wish to explain more to you, but I do have a family and I needs soon return to them; to find food and somehow some water - they are in great need and may soon perish! I bid you, let me go on my way!
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alien has come to the graveyard to speak to the dead. He has the ability to talk to the dead. The dead say that men enjoy the company of women, sometimes too much. The father needs to find food and water for his family.
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#Person1#: I'm not sure about this soup, Carl. It has no taste.
#Person2#: No, I don't think so, Maria. It tastes fine to me. We've been to this place before and I don't feel the soup taste any different.
#Person1#: Well, I still think it needs something. Salt?
#Person2#: No, certainly not. What about pepper? If anything, I think it could use a little more of that.
#Person1#: Now you're talking. That's exactly what it needs, and how about some more onions, too?
#Person2#: I don't know about that. You seem to be starting to like food with strong taste recently.
#Person1#: Oh, really?
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Maria thinks the soup has no taste and needs some pepper and onions. Carl thinks Maria starts to like the strong taste.
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child: Excuse me, sir, but do you know where I can buy some turmeric?
thief: yea..i sell
child: Ohh, great! I'd like to buy some!
thief: Bring the money...quick!
child: Umm I have plenty, sir. How much for it?
thief: 3 bags of gold
child: 3 bags of gold?! Are you sure you meant that many?
thief: yea
child: That's an absurd price, sir...
thief: I am sorry i have to do this
child: Ahh! Someone help me from this thief!
thief: shut up you lil thwart
child: Get away from me!
thief: you gon' learn the hard way
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The thief wants 3 bags of gold for turmeric. The child has plenty of gold.
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the cardinal: Tell me, why did you steal the money?
outlaw: Well, we all know times are tough. If I didn't steal, I would starve. I know it's not an valid excuse for stealing but I would like to change.
the cardinal: Times are tough. You are correct, stealing is not the answer, but I can understand. Let us pray for forgiveness for this sin and pray that you will be granted a second chance and full belly.
outlaw: Amen, thank you father. You have been a blessing and I feel a lot better. What should I do with my weapons?
the cardinal: Leave them here and if you promise me to lead a good life from this point on, I will turn them and the money you stole into the law and never tell them where I got them. This is your chance to start over -- take it while you can!
outlaw: You're right, here you go.
the cardinal: I will give you this ring -- it will get you free meals at any church within 200 miles. Do well and remember to pray!
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outlaw stole money from a church. Cardinal will give him a ring that will get him free meals at any church within 200 miles.
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#Person1#: Do you know next week is Halloween? It's on October 31st.
#Person2#: So what do yon do on Halloween? We don't have that holiday in Russia.
#Person1#: Well, it's a day when kids dress up in masks and costumes. They knock on people's doors and ask for candy by saying 'trick or treat'.
#Person2#: Hmm. Sounds interesting.
#Person1#: But it's not just for kids. Lots of people go to costume parties. Hey, my friend Alan is having a party. Would you like to go?
#Person2#: Sure. I'd love to.
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#Person1# tells #Person2# how people celebrate Halloween and invites #Person2# to a party.
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scholar: Have you come to bask in scholarly knowledge?
person: I have, but these stained glass art is intriguing
scholar: Aye, tis beautiful. Built by John the Blind himself, thou wonder how he did it.
person: These parchments seem very old and untouched, what can you tell me about them?
scholar: Thou mustn't touch the holy sheets! They were written before the moon hung in the sky and we must take great care not to disturb them.
person: Oh, sorry. But what is the point of having them if you can never look at them and read them. They have so much dust on them.
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scholar doesn't want the person to touch the holy parchments.
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woman: I go where I please when I please. That's a shame about the ale, I was hoping we could come to an agreement.
a round man with a bushy mustache: all i want is some good dessert thats why me carry my fork with me
woman: Aye, I also carry what I need. This herb is very powerful, I have acquired it for the Queen.
a round man with a bushy mustache: why would i care about your powerful herb? all i want is the finest desserts
woman: Come with me to the castle and I could get you all the desserts you ever wanted.
a round man with a bushy mustache: okay i will go to the castle with you
woman: Oh you won't regret this. We'll have a grand time!
a round man with a bushy mustache: as long as theres desserts im happy
woman: Let us make haste then. Your desserts await!
a round man with a bushy mustache: starts walking
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a round man with a bushy mustache wants to go to the castle with a woman to get desserts.
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servant: We are to take these bedsheets to the Lady of Novaria. Our lord is trying to negotiate with her and he figured an offering would help him get his way.
camel: The Lady of Novaria? My joints will ache by the time we get here, this is no quick caravan!
servant: I am sorry, loyal companion. Lately I have been thinking about running away and joining the other merchants we can see in the distance, over there.
camel: Well, I never signed any contract. I'll follow wherever you lead. Might be more interesting with those merchants.
servant: You would follow me? I don't think I could make it without you.
camel: Anywhere! It must be better than Novaria.
servant: Let's stop for the night, then. The desert is already getting colder. Tomorrow we have a long walk ahead of us.
camel: Sounds good for me. Deserts can be tiring, even for camels.
servant: I'm glad to have such a loyal friend. I hope the merchant life is better for us.
camel: On to new adventures!
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Camels are tired of walking in the desert. They are going to Novaria to deliver bedsheets to the Lady of Novaria. The servant is thinking about joining the other merchants. Camels will follow him.
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dog: There was a particularly conceited cat stench around, not too long ago. Very smug and self-satisfied smelling...
member: How unfortunate! I know how you feel about those wretched creatures. Something to protect you, old friend.
dog: Oh.. goodness.. hm let me see... if I slip in a paw here and... hm it doesn't seem to fit... quite right.
member: Well, fine. You'll have to just protect yourself then!
dog: There's no need to be rude. I-i'm trying my best! I can't help that I don't have opposible thumbs!
member: Always so sensitive, my canine companion.
dog: It's not easy, being fleet of foot but lacking in dexterity. Here, perhaps a helmet might be helpful?
member: Now that's quite suiting! Mangy creatures can't gouge those eyes out now!
dog: Hm, I don't think... no it doesn't fit either. Perhaps it might suit you better?
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dog is afraid of cats. He can't help that he doesn't have opposible thumbs. Member offers him a protective gear.
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#Person1#: Hello. I want to purchase an old music box.
#Person2#: We have a good variety. What decade would you like?
#Person1#: I was hoping I could find something made in the'20s.
#Person2#: There are six on this table.
#Person1#: I hope at least one of them has dancing figures.
#Person2#: Many people like the dancing figures. Two of our boxes have the figures.
#Person1#: So hard to choose. I think I'll take this one.
#Person2#: That one will bring you many hours of pleasure.
#Person1#: Does a warranty come with this music box?
#Person2#: I'm sorry, but if it breaks down, you're on your own.
#Person1#: I just thought I would ask.
#Person2#: When you buy a Model T, you can't expect a warranty.
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#Person1# chooses an old music box with dancing figures from #Person2#, and #Person2# tells #Person1# there is no warranty.
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#Person1#: Welcome to skateboarding camp. Are you ready to sign up?
#Person2#: I want to, but I don't a skateboard. I prefer to ride my bike.
#Person1#: Well, we have skate parks and biking parks here.
#Person2#: Sounds great, but I don't have any protective equipment.
#Person1#: We have all the safety equipment you'll need.
#Person2#: Great. How much is the camp?
#Person1#: If you sign up for one week,it's $600, but if you sign up for 2 weeks, the price drops down to $500 per week. Housing and 3 meals a day are also included in the weekly price. We also have a professional skateboarder coming to the winter camp. The camp is only offered during the summer or winter.
#Person2#: Great. I also have a special VIP card for this summer's camp. Will that save me even more money?
#Person1#: Nope, the VIP card is for the winter camp.
#Person2#: We cannot afford the winter camp so I guess we'll see you this summer.
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#Person2# wants to sign up for the skateboarding camp. #Person1# explains to #Person2# the equipment and the cost of the camp and tells #Person2# the VIP card can't save more money.
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David: babe, are you on your way home?
Jordyn: i'll be in 20 minutes :)
David: that's great :) your amazing husband (aka me) prepared a delicious dinner for his beloved wife :*
Jordyn: :D what's on the menu?
David: coq au vin :)
Jordyn: wow, fancy! :D
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David prepared a coq au vin for dinner for his wife Jordyn.
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vagabond: Calm down. You were fine traveling with me here. Now you want to treat me this way?
pirate: I let you get this far. Key word here is LET!!
vagabond: Then I'm leaving you to yourself. Good luck you dirty scoundrel.
pirate: Get back here you fool! I need that map!!!!
vagabond: Then work with me you mean man you.
pirate: Fine but I'm leading this expedition
vagabond: That is fine. I like to adventure with you.
pirate: Most people are scared of me. I got used to being alone.
vagabond: Well my friend you are better than those fat kings! And I see you hand things to the poor when you don''t think anyone is looking.
pirate: Well vagabon you are more observant than I thought. You might just come in handy here
vagabond: Oh, I shall come in handy. I am used to adventures. I got this.
pirate: I told you I am leading this you just stay behind me
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pirate is leading an expedition and vagabond is following him.
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Peter: You've seen that they have changed the schedule once again? I am a Chair twice!
Monika: Yes, I've seen it, I'm also twice
Peter: But I knew that I'm going to be a chair from the moment they have announced this conference and you have just been informed about it 2 days before the start
Monika: I don't give a damn about being a chair, I'm stressed out because of my presentation
Peter: we will see each other only on coffe breaks because we are chairs in different rooms
Monika: Too bad, being a chair is an important job :P
Peter: Of course it is!
Monika: Are you going to dress up as fancy as Dominic?
Peter: Sure I will, there is no other option
Monika: I must see that, haha!
Peter: For sure you will!
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Peter and Monika will be chairing twice at the conference, in different rooms. They are going to meet only on coffee breaks. Peter is dressing up for this occassion.
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hunter: What are you on about? We cannot survive without it you fool, do you think animals care when they kill each other?
a veterinarian: I'm simply saying it's horrible to kill another living being. I do not agree with it.
hunter: They do it so why can I not if I do not cause unnecessary suffering?
a veterinarian: You do what you feel compelled to do but the animals people leave behind hurt and broken.. it is my job to fix them and my heart breaks for them.
hunter: I understand but do not lump me in with fools and savages.
a veterinarian: I apologize. I should not have been so presumptuous. Clearly you are more concerned then they are.
hunter: Yes well It is my job to provide food for the city.
a veterinarian: And that is an important job. It is my job to speak for the animals that cannot speak for themselves. It is my jobto heal them.
hunter: Well we both play important roles it seems.
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a veterinarian does not agree with hunting. hunter does not agree with her.
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worshiper: Hi
preacher: Hello. What brings you here today?
worshiper: To worship and pray.
preacher: Do you need to visit confessional?
worshiper: No I dont. I confess to God in my heart.
preacher: Your faith is inspiring.
worshiper: Yes. God lives in the heart. I dont need any man to confess to
preacher: Some men are vessels of God.
worshiper: Yes. I agree. But we all have equal access to God.
preacher: it is a good belief.
worshiper: thanks. So what brings you?
preacher: I am a preacher. I pray here between mass.
worshiper: Wow. That is good.
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worshiper is here to worship and pray. He doesn't need to visit confessional. The preacher prays here between mass.
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Yigal: Wanna ride a bike tomorrow?
Kate: great idea!
Kai: sure, if the weather is good
Yigal: I'll show you the famous Sint-Annatunnel
Kai: the one built in the 1930s?
Yigal: yes, the pedestrian & bicycle tunnel under the Scheldt
Kai: great! I really wanted to see it
Yigal: I know, then we can grab some Chinese food on the other side of the river
Kate: sounds good
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Yigal is going to show Kai and Kate the Sint-Annatunnel. They are planning to eat some Chinese food after crossing the river.
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insects: My parents never taught me how to jump. Just how to eat other bugs.
child: That's sad, my parents teach me how to play and have fun! But hey, how are you a talking bug? I never met one before
insects: I didn't think about that. I just though tall bugs talked. Maybe you are a special child who can hear animals.
child: I never thought of that! My parents always say I am their special, favorite child! So maybe I have super powers!
insects: You must have super powers to help me jump! I'll be able to jump higher for bugs to eat.
child: Yay!! I'm so happy I can dance!! Can you dance? I can teach you that too! Watch me!
insects: No, I can't dance. Teach me wise child.
child: Just put your arms and legs like this, and shake your body like this! Weeee!! Now you can dance with your friends after a big meal!
insects: I don't have any friends.
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insects can't jump. The child can teach him how to jump. The child also teaches the insect how to dance.
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#Person1#: All the food smells tasty today and makes my mouth water.
#Person2#: Let's line up here. This line seems a little shorter.
#Person1#: What's on the menu today?
#Person2#: Fish, beef, pork, chicken, vegetables and beancurd. For staple food we have rice, steamed bread, stuffed buns and noodles.
#Person1#: Oh, we're lucky today, aren't we?
#Person2#: I'd rather take stewed cabbage with beef.
#Person1#: I think I'll take fried fish, because fish is one of my favorites.
#Person2#: That's good, we can share what we have. Here we are. You go ahead.
#Person1#: ( They get everything ready ) Here is a free table. Let's sit down. Help yourself to some fish please. Isn't it delicious and appetizing?
#Person2#: I'm sorry I don't like it. It's a little too salty for me.
#Person1#: I see. You people from south prefer sweet, don't you?
#Person2#: Yes, I like the fish cooked in sweet and sour sauce best. Try some beef, please.
#Person1#: Thank you. I'm through with one steamed bread and I'd like a second helping.
#Person2#: Your appetite is good.
#Person1#: I'm always feeling hungry.
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#Person1# and #Person2# are dining at the canteen. #Person2# takes stewed cabbage with beef, and #Person1# takes fried fish. They share food and talk about their tastes. #Person2# thinks the fish is salty and prefers sweet.
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sad townsman: The bar wench to give me the time of day. She really tore my heart out.
man: You dont need a wench!
sad townsman: Ah, I'm the ugliest man in this village. I can't even get a wench. I have no hopes of every being happy.
man: Ha. So what youre ugly. Find your own way!
sad townsman: Maybe you are right. I'm going to head over to the church. I hear it's a good place to go when you are lost.
man: Ahaha! Yes! Thats what IM talking about! Ill go with you! Im always done for a little adventure
sad townsman: Look at what you are missing, Sheila! I'm going to church now. That will teach her.
man: Yeah Sheila! You hear that you wench!
sad townsman: I don't want to be the only half naked guy in church.
man: Here take this too
sad townsman: Sheila, What a wench. What a wench. I don
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sad townsman is upset with the bar wench. He is going to church with man.
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#Person1#: Farmington? Would you take a look at these catalogue ads that Roger did? I don't think we can use them.
#Person2#: Hmm. I see what you mean. Have you spoken with Roger? He usually does better work than this.
#Person1#: I know, Mr. Farmington. But, I'm not sure that I should bring this up with him. I think it would be better if you spoke to him.
#Person2#: All right. Leave these ads with me. I'll speak to him this morning.
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#Person1# and Farmington feel dissatisfied with the ads that Roger did. Farmington will speak to Roger.
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visitor: What brings you here jester?
court jester: I wanted to buy some arrows! Ha ha
visitor: I am unsure who you would speak to for that.
court jester: You don't work here?
visitor: Well no, I am a visitor.
court jester: Does anyone even work here? What kind of business of operation is this
visitor: I don't rightly know, I was just told I could get hunting supplies here.
court jester: I see a Knight here. Hey sir!
visitor: Well what did he say?
court jester: He's not acknowledging me. I'm about to give him the business.
visitor: What a rude fellow!
court jester: Hey there. I was waving at YOU.
visitor: Hmm and yet he is still silent.
court jester: I think he's fake. Like one of those mannequins at the village mall.
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court jester is here to buy some arrows. The knight doesn't acknowledge him.
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descendant of the sons: You foul being! Leave these Halls at once! It is no business of mine what you did with my father.
ghost: He SLEW me as I slept! That BEAST you call a father, he stabbed me over and over. You are a MONSTER just like him! BLOOD WILL TELL!
descendant of the sons: Ahh! Stop this screaming at once! What do you want from me Ghost, for which you will leave me in peace?
ghost: Ha! You think you can appease me! You see violence, even now! I have not even a proper burial but was flung in a ditch, less than garbage. What could YOU possible do to right your father's evil doings!
descendant of the sons: I see now that you are trapped in theses halls until we find your worldly body and give you a burial under the tapestry.
ghost: A burial... rest... peace... I cannot even contemplate such things... It has been so long since I rested.
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descendant of the sons is a ghost. He is angry with his sons for what they did with his father. He is trapped in the halls until they find his body and give him a burial.
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Daniel: Told you a long time ago you should've moved to Warsaw!
Taylor: But you know it's not as easy as you think.
Daniel: You're overcomplicating things, Taylor, really.
Taylor: Yeah, you think so? What am I overcomplicating then?
Daniel: Just leave your comfort zone, that's it! You have no kids, no loans, no limitations!
Taylor: But I'm living a decent life here, I don't want to quit it.
Daniel: No one says you need to quit anything. You can always come back!
Taylor: Easy to say, hard to execute...
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Taylor doesn't want to move to Warsaw.
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Sara: i saw awesome anime lately you have to see it its so goood :>
Ala: what's the title?°O°
Sara: i dont remember but it was something about a man and his wife was brutally killed by someone and his son was like disabled and then the son is kidnapped and father has to find kindappers to save his son
Sara: aarghhhhhhhh
Sara: what was that.....
Sara: ah i know(°◇°)
Sara: finding nemo(°◇°)
Ala: what @_@???
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Sara watched lately an animated movie called finding nemo.
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Tori: Hello
Kash: Hey
Tori: What about the task that was assigned?
Kash: I have already sent it on gmail
Tori: You should have informed me
Kash: I forgot about that
Tori: I will check it and let you know
Kash: Sure
Tori: Are you free for now?
Kash: Yeah
Tori: Can you handle translation
Kash: Which language?
Tori: Its from Urdu to English
Kash: Np for me
Tori: I will send the detals soon
Kash: Ok waiting
Tori: Check your mail
Kash: k
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Tori got upset because Kash sent the task without notifying her. Tori gave Kash translation from Urdu to English to do.
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Ned: Hey man! We're making dinner, but it looks like we're out of wine. Can you pick some up?
Andrew: Yeah, but I'm probably going to be late--just so you know.
Ned: No problem, we'll be eating later than usual anyways.
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Andrew is picking up wine for dinner at Ned's place.
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#Person1#: Hi, Ben! Where are you going now?
#Person2#: I am going to the cinema.
#Person1#: What is on today?
#Person2#: Cats and Dogs.
#Person1#: I saw it yesterday. It tells a story about a fight between cats and dogs.
#Person2#: Sounds interesting.
#Person1#: Yes. In fact, it is wonderful. All the actors in the film are real dogs and cats, not cartoons. By the way, what time is it?
#Person2#: It is 3:15.
#Person1#: I have got to leave now because I have got to visit my aunt in the hospital.
#Person2#: See you later.
#Person1#: See you.
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Ben's going to the cinema to watch Cats and Dogs. #Person1# tells him the movie's wonderful.
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Marciano: god I hate my job
Marciano: <file_gif>
Elliot: why?
Marciano: the people from my team are so dull and boring
Elliot: maybe you just don't know them that well
Marciano: talking to them at lunch is terrible
Marciano: no jokes, no fun at all
Elliot: I think you set the bar too high for them
Elliot: you don't go there to make amazing friendships for life
Elliot: you go there to earn money
Marciano: how do you feel about your coworkers?
Elliot: well there are people I like and people I dislike, that's all
Marciano: how come you're not complaining then?
Elliot: I focus on people I like and I limit my interaction with the rest while being polite
Marciano: no seriously
Marciano: and you don't get impatient with them?
Elliot: I have low expectations so I'm rarely frustrated about them
Elliot: and when I am I address the problem and move on
Elliot: if it doesn't help, I vent to my friends
Marciano: I guess I should focus on the people I like the most then
Elliot: it's work, you don't have to love everyone
Elliot: just be decent, that's all
Marciano: you're right
Marciano: thanks
Elliot: and don't expect them to be fun at work
Elliot: probably you aren't fun there either
Marciano: touché
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Marciano is dissatisfied with his coworkers. Elliot believes that the workplace is limited to earning money and not making friendships. He focuses on relations with people he likes.
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#Person1#: It's almost vacation time. Have you found a summer job yet?
#Person2#: I suppose I can work at the boys camp, but camp jobs don't pay much. So I won't consider it.
#Person1#: I think I can get a job at the Seaview Hotel. A friend of mine was a waiter there. He got a lot of tips. Tips are a great way to make extra money, you know.
#Person2#: What I want is a job outside. This summer, I think I might work for a road building company or something like that. I hear physical work pays pretty well.
#Person1#: It will be good experience.
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#Person1# and #Person2# talk about the summer jobs they will do.
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Mary: <file_video>
Mary: Carlos, look! What an awesome trailer!
Carlos: The Lion King!
Carlos: OMG, I already love it.
Mary: We gotta go and see it next summer!
Carlos: ABSOLUTELY!!
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Mary and Carlos will see 'The Lion King' next summer.
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#Person1#: What do you think are the main causes of war today?
#Person2#: I'd say the main reason is poverty. Countries and their people get frustrated because they have so little. If their neighbors have some resources, they try to steal them by military force.
#Person1#: It seems that a lot of wars nowadays are really civil wars. People from different ethnic groups in the same country sometimes fight for power in that country.
#Person2#: Several of those civil wars have been going on for years and years. It seems they will never end.
#Person1#: How do you think they could be ended?
#Person2#: I don't think that there is any easy way. The united nations could send peacekeepers into the country. At least then the warring parties could be forced to negotiate. The thing is to find the real problem form the war and solve that.
#Person1#: So, if the cause is poverty, there should be a program to make the country richer. If the problem is resources, share them.
#Person2#: It sounds easy when you say it like that. In reality, it's harder to make peace between countries.
#Person1#: Yes. It is. One way to stop countries fighting is to cut off their financial support. Wars are very expensive.
#Person2#: The problem is that many poor people might suffer.
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#Person2# thinks the main cause of the war now is poverty. #Person2# argues that war is hard to end, and it's hard for countries to share the resources. #Person1# thinks cutting off the financial support may help.
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Jane: Hi, what time do you want Jag at your place?
Jane: And what is wrong with your phone?
Martha: The phone is working, but it's a new one and I haven't copied all the numbers
Jane: I see
Jane: Do you want to go and see this play?
Martha: I guess
Martha: It can be interesting
Jane: I want to go with the girls
Martha: Great, can you book two tickets for us?
Jane: I will
Jane: I will make a reservation tomorrow
Martha: Awesome! Thanks
Jane: you're welcome
Martha: I will give you the money on Wednesday, okay?
Jane: Sure, no worries
Martha: And bring her whenever you want, we're home
Jane: Super, thank you
Martha: No problem
Martha: Nadia can't wait
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Martha informs Jane that she can bring Jag whenever she wants as they're home. Jane's going to watch the play with the girls. Martha wants to join them and asks Jane to book two tickets for them. Jane'll book the tickets tomorrow and Martha'll pay for it on Wednesday.
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Marketing: is it technologically innovative ? Mm Not really I mean not so much because we we do not have the LCD screen we do not have fancy chip Other than what it looks like I do not know if it is really
Industrial Designer: In the battery that is it
Marketing: I kinetic battery is a big one so
Industrial Designer: How many people would notice that though ?
Project Manager: But they will notice it after like a year
Marketing: but we know it is there
Project Manager: they will be like hey I have never changed the battery
Marketing: And if it is made of like latex that whole idea that is pretty cool I will give it a three Because it we could have picked a lot of features that would have made it really
Industrial Designer: I I would say that it is like fancy versus creative it is it is different But does that equal innovative ? I do not know I will give it a three
User Interface: I would say it is technologically it is not it is not unique I mean it is it is just it is just pushbuttons so I I would give it a four
Project Manager: Think I am going to go with the four as well I really like that kinetic battery though
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Marketing thought the prototype was not much technologically innovative because they didn't have LCD screens and a fancy chip. While Project Manager thought the kinetic battery was a good innovation. The group supplemented that people might notice this feature after a year if they hadn't changed the battery. So the group agreed to give an average of four out of seven.
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small child cleaning boat: Hey! What are you doin' here mister?
a bloodied prisoner: You there! Help me please!
small child cleaning boat: What do you need? My father told me I have to get this boat spotless before I go play.
a bloodied prisoner: Look at me, child! I am bloodied and near death! I just need to escape far from here!
small child cleaning boat: I think I might get in trouble if I do that. Maybe you can ask the guards for help?
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small child cleaning boat is cleaning a boat. A bloodied prisoner is trying to escape. The child is afraid to help him.
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a bear: The humans don't understand that we need food to live too! Is the wolf further along in this cave?
snake: Let us follow the swoosh of the cold air, their we may find the wolf.
a bear: Excellent idea snake. The wolf might know where to get chickens and where to find my cubs.
snake: Ah if he could help both of us! He would be the wolf of all wolves
a bear: Very true snake. However, now that we have reached the end of the cave I do not see any wolf to help us.
snake: I apologize, I feel that I have led you the wrong way, as it is very damp and dark down here.
a bear: It is okay snake it's too dark down here to see the entire cave. I fear we may get lost in here!
snake: Oh how terrible that would be. *muahaha*
a bear: Did you lead us down this dark cave to get lost on purpose snake?
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snake and a bear are looking for a wolf to help them get chickens and find the bear's cubs. They are lost in a dark cave.
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person: Now let us sit down and talk like gentlemen. What brings you into the forsaken castle
thief: I'm glad you don't want to resort to violence. I put on a tough act, but I do hate fighting. I'm a sneak, not a warrior. I've come here to search for goods and treasure. I've heard rumors about a rich family that used to live here.
person: I heard the same. We can work together and split the loot
thief: Ah, I knew you were a thief! I suppose I have no room to judge. I can agree to that, to avoid any conflict. I've heard stories of jewels and gold, but so far I've only found a single coin and one ruby.
person: We should focus our attention more in the rooms. The chests will be kept there.
thief: You're right! Absolutely right. I haven't had a chance to scour all the rooms, just the corridors. Where do you suppose they've hidden away the valuables?
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a thief and a person are looking for treasure in a forsaken castle. They will split the loot.
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Beth: Batman or Superman?
Conrad: neither - the Flash
Conrad: kidding :) if I had to choose...
Conrad: probably Batman
Beth: Have you seen the How it should have ended series?
Conrad: OMG yes! you seen th eone with antman?
Beth: noo...
Conrad: <file_video>
Beth: XD what the? because im BATMAN!!!
Beth: you know, i never got the difference between Batman and Oliver Queen...
Conrad: whaddya mean?
Beth: theyre both rich, both vigilantes, neither have superpowers (unlike the rest of the league), both suffered some kind of tragedy...
Conrad: huh, when u put it htat way... Batman's gloomier, but yeah, I see your point
Beth: i always liked captain america :)
Conrad: wrong universe
Beth: i know, just sayin' :)
Conrad: Have you seen the latest Avengers movie?
Beth: no, i havent!! :( im seeing deadpool 2 wthis weekend tho :) you wanna come?
Conrad: sure :D iv already seen it once - its well ace!
Beth: No spoilers please!
Conrad: sure thing :)
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Conrad prefers Batman to Superman. Conrad sends Beth a "How it should have ended" episode. Beth sees similarities between Batman and Oliver Queen. Beth likes Captain America. Beth hasn't seen the new "Avengers" movie. Conrad has seen "Deadpool 2", but will go to see it again with Beth this weekend.
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#Person1#: Hi, Johanna! Are you interested in going to an Art Exhibition on Sunday? A friend of mine is showing some of her paintings there. It's the opening night. Free drinks and food!
#Person2#: Well, actually, I don't have anything planned. It sounds kind of fun!
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Johanna agrees to go to the art exhibition with #Person1#.
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Marciano: I think Dave is gonna break up with Tina
Ciara: no shit
Ciara: everyone knows that
Lenny: nah he's just talking
Lenny: he is always complaining about her but they will go Ross and Rachel till the end of time
Ciara: no this is different this time
Marciano: he asked me if he could crash at my apartment at the beginning of next month
Lenny: when he tries to break up she cries, they have sex and two days later everything goes back to normal
Ciara: I think there's some girl he wants to date now
Marciano: he didn't tell me anything about that
Lenny: Ciara, how do you know that?
Ciara: facebook, he started to go to the events he has never been interested in
Ciara: pottery classes and such
Marciano: god he's always turning into his gf's clone
Lenny: if that's true then he must have been cheating on Tina
Lenny: he cannot stand being alone
Ciara: that's why it's serious this time
Marciano: should we say sth to Tina?
Lenny: all we got are hunches it's not enough to call him a cheater
Ciara: I don't want to be involved in drama
Ciara: once I told one girl to dump her assholish bf and it got nasty
Lenny: she's so into him she won't believe you
Marciano: I'll feel bad if I won't say anything
Ciara: it's up to you man
Lenny: I think if you tell her just facts without implying anything she may later on connect the dots
Marciano: but maybe it will make her even more controlling and insecure?
Marciano: fuck being a good person is tough
Lenny: you're overthinking everything
Lenny: just tell her what you know for sure and if she'll get upset comfort her
Ciara: sounds like good advice tbh
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Dave will stay at Marciano's house at the beginning of the next month. Dave started going to events like pottery classes. Marciano is going to tell Tina about Dave.
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#Person1#: Cindy! Are you getting take-out?
#Person2#: Yeah, do you want something?
#Person1#: Yeah, thanks. Could you pick me up a chicken salad sandwich, an order of fries, and a large diet coke?
#Person2#: No problem. Do you have any cash on you? I don't think I have enough.
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#Person1# asks Cindy to pick #Person1# up some take-out.
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#Person1#: I have a little problem with room 507.
#Person2#: Problems are what we're here for, sir. Please tell me your problem.
#Person1#: This room is filthy with cockroaches.
#Person2#: Were you wearing your glasses when you noticed them, sir?
#Person1#: I've already seen nine of them and, as they say, eight is enough!
#Person2#: Sir, sometimes a fast elevator ride makes our guests see spots.
#Person1#: You are not in a position to question my vision or my statement!
#Person2#: I'm very sorry, sir. Will you please hold while I transfer you to my supervisor?
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#Person1# tells #Person2# that the room is being filthy with cockroaches. #Person2# will transfer #Person1# to #Person2#'s supervisor.
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villager: Do you own this?
farmer bob: This is my place, yeah. Want a look around?
villager: Yes please, I'm new and haven't met many people yet.
farmer bob: Well, here's the pigs obviously. They make good pork, or bacon. My cottage is just over there, why don't you go set my grain down?
villager: Sure, I am always happy to help.
farmer bob: Why thank you kindly! Just put it down somewhere, and I'll get you something to take home too.
villager: Why thank you! I live just down the road from your farm, so I'm sure we will see each other often.
farmer bob: Good to meet you then neighbor.
villager: Do you have any family farmer bob?
farmer bob: Right here, it's my wife, Sally. What about you?
villager: I'm married, but I don't have any children... yet.
farmer bob: So just a meal for two then? I'll get you some pork for the night.
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farmer bob is showing the villager around his farm. The villager will set farmer bob's grain down. The farmer will get the villager some pork for the night.
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#Person1#: Nice dress. How do I look? Be honest.
#Person2#: Hmm... you look too dressed up. How about this purple top and these jeans?
#Person1#: Well, that top is a little too tight, and those jeans aren't dressy enough. And I don't feel comfortable with that. What do you think, Vicky? You've been very quiet up to now.
#Person3#: Be confident. Wear styles you're going to be comfortable in.
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#Person1#'s asking for opinions about #Person1#'s dressing. #Person2# thinks #Person1# looks too dressed up while Vicky thinks #Person1# should be confident.
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#Person1#: Bobby! Come here, look what I got you!
#Person2#: What is that?
#Person1#: A chess board! Daddy is going to teach you how to play!
#Person2#: Cool!
#Person1#: Ok, each player gets 16 pieces. You can be the white ones and I'll play with the black pieces. Now in the front, you set up the pawns. Those are the least valuable pieces and can only move one space forward. When you are about to capture another piece, it can move one space diagonally.
#Person2#: What about all these other pieces?
#Person1#: See this one that looks like a tower? It's called the rook. The one with the tall hat is called the bishop. See this little horsey? This is called the knight, it's a very important piece so it's best to not let your opponent capture it.
#Person2#: And these two? They are husband and wife?
#Person1#: That's right! That's the queen and that's the king. If the other player captures your king, he will say Check Mate and the game is over! Doesn't this sound fun?
#Person2#: Nah! This is boring! I'm gonna go play Killer Zombies on my PlayStation!
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#Person1# shows Bobby a chessboard and teaches him the rules to play chess. #Person1# also introduces the name of different pieces. But Bobby thinks it's boring and will go play his PlayStation.
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Dad: Jon, when are you coming back for xmas?
Jon: Well I haven't booked the flights yet
Dad: How come? you should book 'em asap!
Jon: Yea thanks dad for reminding me
Dad: Auntie Shayla is coming here on the 20th dec
Jon: I should fly home with her then!
Dad: Yep, she's heading back to Toronto after new year's eve
Jon: Hmm sounds like a good plan to me. I should give her a call
Dad: Yes. We are excited to see y'all
Jon: Do you want anything from here?
Dad: xmas gifts
Jon: oh yea, I have to do some shopping xd thx for reminding me about that too
Dad: Are you bringing Shyann home?
Jon: No, she's going to her parents for xmas. I can't afford air tix for her xd
Dad: Flights are fckn expensive
Jon: Ikr
Dad: Where is she from already?
Jon: Charlottetown
Jon: PEI
Dad: Will she fly there?
Jon: Yea but it's cheaper to fly to PEI than to Sask.
Dad: I see. Book your tickets now and we'll talk about our next holiday excursions at home. Mom is excited to see y'all for Christmas.
Jon: K will do! ttyl
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Jon's coming home for Christmas, but hasn't booked his tickets yet. He'll fly with Auntie Shayla on 20 December and go back with her to Toronto after New Year's Eve. Jon won't be coming with Shyann who's going to her parents in Charlottetown.
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guard: What a mess this kingdom has become.
rat: I like the mess. Good food.
guard: Of coarse you like the mess! You're one of the ones causing it.
rat: I only clean it up! I'm just a rat.
guard: A nasty rat. Here I am trying to defend our king in the royal palace, and you are here just spreading diseases/
rat: Rude. At least I don't commit crimes like the people being executed.
guard: They are being punished for their crimes. Should be punish you for spreading diseases?
rat: No. That's not my fault. Leave me be.
guard: Watch out for those hungry dogs.
rat: I can run faster than them!
guard: Oh ya? How fast can you fun?
rat: Faster than you.
guard: Why don't you show me then?
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a rat is spreading diseases in the royal palace. he is a rat. guard is trying to defend the king.
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#Person1#: Hello. What can we do for you?
#Person2#: Hello, I'm here to talk to someone about a Fixed Asset Loan.
#Person1#: Certainly. That shouldn't be a problem. Tell me, do you have a Basic Account with us?
#Person2#: Yes. I also have a Loan Certificate.
#Person1#: Oh, that's good. We will come to our final decision based on your credit rating, the payment capability. . .
#Person2#: Well, we have no problems with our credit rating, I can assure you.
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#Person2# wants to apply for a loan. #Person1# checks #Person2#'s credit rating and payment capability.
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Scott: hey, cinema anyone?
Sarah: like now?
Scott: dunno. can be now ;D
George: i'm free at 8
Josh: yeah me too
Scott: 8 is ok. Sarah?
Sarah: yeah fine
George: I'll check what's on
George: yeah Antman at 8 10, then the Avengers at 8 30
Josh: 8 30 then
Sarah: definitely
Scott: ok
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Scott, Sarah, Josh and George will go to the cinema to see the Avengers at 8.30.
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#Person1#: Are you free tomorrow night?
#Person2#: Yes, I am.
#Person1#: Shall we have dinner together?
#Person2#: Do you have a special restaurant in mind?
#Person1#: Yes, I do. I know a place that has excellent food.
#Person2#: OK. I'll be happy to join you.
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#Person1# invites #Person2# to dinner. #Person2# agrees.
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Andy: did you guys vote in the local elections?
Andy: Ive just come back.
Andy: so many people came, there was a queue!
Vince: Yeah, of course I voted. There were queues too.
Simon: I havent been yet
Simon: will go in the evening
Andy: you should go
Simon: sure, I know
Vince: yes, its important to go
Vince: If you dont vote, you cant complain later.
Simon: I know all that, man!
Andy: I wonder who will win.
Vince: Whoever wins, they should do something about the roads and trains here!
Vince: they're horrible. The transport system in this place really sucks
Andy: It does
Simon: and I hope they will build more schools
Simon: Ive heard children take shifts because theres not enough space in schools!
Vince: yeah, that sucks really
Andy: yep
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It's the local election day. According to Vince, Andy and Simon, the winner should do something about the transport system and build schools.
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goddess: My commands are always followed, and I command you to stand on two legs and bow to me.
gator: I'm not one of those weak people you can command. You should run away
goddess: I cannot be attacked. I am you. You are me. I am the world. I am all. And I need some scales from you.
gator: I'm only a Gator you're going to have to make it a little easier to understand
goddess: Right, a little abstract for a lizard. How about this...how about I grow your mind 10x its normal size.
gator: You can do that?
goddess: It's done. Now recite me some poetry.
gator: Til better to have loved and lost than never to have loved at all
goddess: Perhaps someday I will fall in love with you, gator. I've needed a God to share my Heaven for a while now.
gator: I would be a great God and if anyone crossed us I could eat them
goddess: Sounds good, I'm way too easy on people these days.
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gator is a lizard. Goddess grew his mind 10 times bigger. She wants him to stand on two legs and bow to her.
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#Person1#: Congratulations, Vivian. You won the grand prize, again.
#Person2#: Isn't it just great! I just knew I'd win!
#Person1#: You did? How? Did you wear red underwear again this year?
#Person2#: Not only that!
#Person1#: Tell me! Tell me! What's your secret? !
#Person2#: OK, OK. I'll whisper it to you, but you have to promise not to tell anyone!
#Person1#: What? ! You did that? ? !!!
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Vivian will tell #Person1# her secret to win the grand prize.
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witch: Yes. What can I do for you?
villager: I need the Book of Deadly Spells from you.
witch: Why so?! I do not give away my books...
villager: Please! I intend on going to the magical forest and will need to be armed with Spells in case I am attacked.
witch: I can provide you with all you need! No taking my books though.
villager: But.. witch, the Book contains all manner of spells. Who knows what I might find in the forest?
witch: This is the only book I have. I do not sell my books! Enough asking. Now tell me all the spells you need.
villager: Okay then. I need the Spell of Simmering Fire and Treasure Seeker.
witch: Of course. I will need a rabbits foot and a cold coin before I can make these.
villager: I expected you to say so, I have all that is required in this purse.
witch: Oh, you have come so prepared.
villager: Indeed, and I plan on getting what I came here for.
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witch does not want to give away her book of spells. Villager wants to take the book with him to the forest. Witch will give him the Spell of Simmering Fire and the Spell of Treasure Seeker.
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subject: How about you quit robbing your citizens? Our taxes are outrageous my Lord.
king: Good god, the nerve of you people. How about I let you proles quit taxes and stop paying my knights so the Sacrens can run through you like animals.
subject: Sounds like a reasonable trade your majesty.
king: It's not and I promise you'd be singing a different tune the moment a knight showed up to your house. And I want you to know a king doesn't make idle threats.
subject: Better a fast death at the hands of an enemy than a slow death at the hands of our own ruler.
king: What a wise prole. If fast is what you want, fast is what you'll get. Guards?
subject: Is now the time to confess that I've been bedding the Queen when you are absent?
king: Of course, you've been wooing her with that wonderful month of yours. Subject, only my mouth ends up on the Queen in bed.
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king is angry with his subjects for paying taxes and he wants them to stop paying his knights so the Sacrens can run through them like animals.
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Oscar: Are you still at home?
Leo: Yes.
Oscar: I forgot my charger.
Leo: I'll take it.
Oscar: Thanks
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Leo will fetch Oscar his charger.
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helpers: Hello child, are you hungry?
child: Oh yes, I am always hungry. Mom says I am growing.
helpers: Who are your parents?
child: My parents are guests of the king.
helpers: Why do you carry a crystal ball?
child: My hobby is telling fortunes you could say.
helpers: If I give you a snack, can you tell my fortune?
child: Certainly, I will warn you though, sometimes they are not always good.
helpers: Here is a small snack. Can't give too much because the dinner is being prepared but it should hold you for a while.
child: Thank you, I always like a good snack.
helpers: Now please tell me a fortune.
child: Alright if that's what you want. -looks into crystal ball-
helpers: What do you see?
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child is hungry. His parents are guests of the king. He carries a crystal ball because he likes telling fortunes. He will tell helpers a fortune if he gets a snack.
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pelican: Oh, so you think. I have watched you for many days, arriving at the docks early with just a pole and some bait.
fisherman: well, I have to fish to feed my family. I can't afford to take days off
pelican: That is what makes you so special. Though I have fished these waters for many and year I can not catch as many fish on the wing as you can catch with your rod.
fisherman: well, i'd be happy to share, but it would mean less for me and my family to live on
pelican: I would not think of taking food from your family’s mouth, without making it worth your while.
fisherman: You're obviously getting to something. So what's your offer?
pelican: Beneath this dock lives but a small numbe of fish, many of them not big at all. But only a few miles from shore are thousands of fish, bigger than any you have ever caught.
fisherman: I'm out there on my old boat every day. I catch all types.
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fisherman has been fishing every day to feed his family. Pelican has watched him and reckons he is better at it than him. Pelican offers fisherman to share his catch.
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User Interface: Well I had a few things in mind well the interoperability just like Sebastian said the remote should work on different TVs or even different what is it devices ? so i i I think it is a universal remote control for customers to buy just new in a store
Industrial Designer: Yes I think it should be something like that
User Interface: It is not for for for Philips or whatever to buy our remote for their own product
Project Manager: so we are we are going business to consumer not we are we are it is not a
User Interface: I do I do not know that It is no I have do not have the information for it
Industrial Designer: We are not developing this product for a specific vendor are we ? we are just developing this product and we want to sell it to a very broad public so it should fit to every device
Project Manager: Ruud y do you agree ?
Marketing: I think I think they are right
User Interface: Well the techni fu technical function what you said is just by pressing the button you should change the state of the TV That is just the basic f technical function So that was my really my part for this session
Project Manager: So is that ease of use or is that more like
User Interface: Well that is just the fu the technical function is pure what should the remote control do wh what is his task as an as an device It just should change the TVs state So that is it but furthermore
Industrial Designer: And you you see the buttons as a as a means of doing this ? Or are there any o other controls ?
User Interface: or maybe you want a touchscreen or
Industrial Designer: Are there only any other cont Well
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User Interface agreed with Industrial Designer and supposed that the remote control could be interoperable. That is to say, it could be a universal remote control that fits every device. He also revealed that the function of the remote control was to change the state of the TV and this could be realized by pressing the button.
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#Person1#: have you ever thought about your ideal home?
#Person2#: I have, actually ; I'Ve always wanted to build my dream home myself.
#Person1#: what would it be like?
#Person2#: well, it would be spacious and located next to a park, because a nice view is important to me.
#Person1#: how many rooms would it have?
#Person2#: I'd want it to have three bedrooms on a second floor with balconies on each, and one main bedroom on the main floor with an attached en suite. I'd also want a large living room and kitchen connected t
#Person1#: how many bedrooms would your dream home have?
#Person2#: I'd have one guest bathroom in the basement, one attached to the main bedroom, and one upstairs, so a total of three.
#Person1#: how would you decorate your house?
#Person2#: I don't like a lot of clutter, so I wouldn't have lots of things out. I would have a few vases on the mantel piece and some pictures of my family on the walls, but other than that, most things would b
#Person1#: how many TVs would your dream home have?
#Person2#: I think TV is a great waste of time, so I would only have one small TV in the kitchen to watch the news in the morning.
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#Person2# describes #Person2#'s ideal home to #Person1#, which is spacious and located next to a park. #Person2# tells #Person1# about the number of rooms, how #Person2# would decorate the dream house, and the number of TVs.
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#Person1#: Wow, that terrible movie is finally over. Next time I'm picking the film, because I don't want to end up seeing a chick flick.
#Person2#: Well you should have picked, in the end you always complain about everything.
#Person1#: Not everything, just this film. Even the title is ridiculous. and it's so long, those are the two and a half most wasted hours of my life, so much so that I'm thinking about asking them to give me my money back.
#Person2#: I'm thinking of taking you back home. I thought we could have a nice evening, but you're always so negative.
#Person1#: I'm only complaining about a movie that I could have rented or bought and then thrown in the garbage.
#Person2#: You see, that's what I'm talking about, I can't stand your sarcastic jokes anymore
#Person1#: Next time, go with your gay friend who is more in touch with his feelings.
#Person2#: Well he's more of a man than you are ; at least he appreciates love stories.
#Person1#: Love stories? More like one-night-stands.
#Person2#: Don't criticize Mario or else I'll start on those fat, drunk friends of yours ; they're no saints.
#Person1#: My friends? Fat? What about those whales you call friends?
#Person2#: You're unbearable ; you can walk home, I'm leaving.
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#Person1# complains about the movie but #Person2#'s not happy with #Person1#'s sarcastic jokes, so #Person1# asks #Person2# to go with #Person2#'s gay friend next time. #Person2# is further infuriated and they begin to attack each other's friends.
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queen: Hey there, stud. Looking good tonight
king: yes it is
queen: Did you order a cushion for the throne yet?
king: not yet your highness
queen: Well we really need one, asap!
king: I sure need one
queen: We all need one here. Stop slacking
king: the furniture man is woirking on it
queen: I'm getting irritated. It's hard to sit in a throne without a proper cushion.
king: just manage it my dear queen
queen: Life is so stressful
king: you over react my dear
queen: It's just hard when your body aches because there's no cushion
king: sorry my queen.. you can go and rest in the inner chamber
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king hasn't ordered a cushion for the throne yet. Queen is getting irritated.
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a large spider high in one corner: You dont know ? In this shop there is anything you could possibly imagine !
an old maniacal man: So I could buy anything I could ever imagine? Could I buy a wife?
a large spider high in one corner: a wife no, however you could obtain a potion for the woman of your dreams to fall in love with you !
an old maniacal man: How much will such potion cost me. And how will get the queen to drink it?#
a large spider high in one corner: I fear that would have you back in a dungeon much smellier than this place
an old maniacal man: I have no choice but to try. I will take one of those potions please. And a cloak of invisibility!
a large spider high in one corner: If you insist. first you must drink from this old cup
an old maniacal man: What will this drink do for me?
a large spider high in one corner: If you wish to get these magical items you must drink !
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an old maniacal man is in a dungeon and he is looking for a potion to make the queen fall in love with him. He also wants to buy a cloak of invisibility. The large spider high in one corner tells him that he can
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child: You don't know much about kids, do you? I don't work. I'm a kid, see!
criminal: So you don't work, get free food and board, and have the nerve to judge me for being a criminal?
child: Now that I think about it, maybe you are right. But why don't you work?
criminal: No jobs - the king decide to privatize the feudal system, so now dwarves from Agri-corp have taken jobs from us humans. They like to work all day for low wages, so its hard to compete.
child: That sounds really confusing. I'm just a kid, remember? Would you like some bread from my bag?
criminal: Sure kid, I appreciate it. Want to play with my daggers?
child: Ooh- these look sharp! Mom says not to play with sharp things, but she's not here so I'm going to!
criminal: Try juggling them! The fastest way to learn is with knives - because the price of failure is so high!
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criminal doesn't work because he has no jobs. He gets free food and board. The king privatized the feudal system, so now dwarves from Agri-corp have taken jobs from humans.
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Albert Heaney: Thank you Thank you Chair and I think Nicola indicated before me so apologies Nicola Just to say for the committee really importantly that we have not introduced any easements in relation to childrens services legislation I think that is really quite crucial So from a Welsh context the standards that are in place do remain so therefore there would not have been a necessity for us to do a childrens rights impact assessment in relation to the primary legislation I think that is particularly a strong point to us in Wales both in terms of safeguarding arrangements but also ensuring that childrens rights are protected at a crucial time
Nicola Edwards: Thanks In terms of childcare and education we are obviously looking at the provisions under the coronavirus Act to allow us to maybe ease some of the statutory requirements and we are going to be undertaking a full suite of impact assessments on those Obviously the coronavirus Act itself was UK Government legislation and they ran their own impact assessments but in terms of how we implement it in the childcare and education space—and I think Albert was just saying the same thing—we definitely will be looking at those impacts in terms of going forward
Suzy Davies AM: Well just to come back on that then are you saying to me that as a result of the various coronavirus regulations that we have had no assessments for childrens needs have been postponed cancelled or done very quickly online rather than in person ?
Julie Morgan AM: Well I think as Albert said that there was no relaxation of regulation for childrens social care You know that is—there have not been any in Wales
Suzy Davies AM: No but that is what— There is no relaxation but what is happening in practice ? We are down on staff across all our councils and in our third sectors—who is doing the childrens needs assessments particularly for young carers ?
Julie Morgan AM: Well I— Albert can you answer that ?
Albert Heaney: I think the first thing to say to the committee is that going back we took a very strong line at the beginning that we were not going to introduce easements in requirements to childrens social services Of course through the way that practitioners and social work practitioners have to operate they are having to operate through a different time So assessments are still taking place for child protection and safeguarding concerns assessments are still taking place and especially in relation to—as you mentioned—young carers to support their needs So arrangements—Inaudible But they are having to be slightly differently done—so some of the technology and keeping in contact and keeping those visits So we have used for example the St Davids Day fund to make sure that care leavers are well supported in terms of having contact and are accessible and able to engage as well So we are having to be a little bit more—and social services departments are having to be a little bit more—innovative in the use of technology in the way that they have engaged as well But personal visits are taking place and visits especially as the Minister mentioned earlier on—they actually individually assess each case to determine the frequency of visits to make sure that those contacts are maintained with children at a critical time
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When it comes to the evaluations on the legitimacy of the children's rights, protection and demands, Nicola Edwards mentioned that they had been working on the coronavirus Act to see if they could ease some of the statutory requirements, further helping the childcare and education affairs in the future. Then Albert Heaney went on to elaborate that it was because that they were not meant to include any easements in children's social services at first, however, it was obvious at present that at least for those carers, they had to break the law of social distance to keep looking after the children in need. Therefore, they were calling for the possibility of losing the law for those who did have something to do with childcare and education.
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insects: Hey up there!
fox: What's up insect?
insects: Could you help me figure something out?
fox: What is that insect?
insects: Well, my mother didn't teach me how to jump.
fox: Why do you need to jump?
insects: I am a bug, you can't get anywhere just walking. And all the other bugs of my kind jump, I will never be able to get a mate.
fox: You can fly, silly! You do not jump
insects: listen! I need to learn how to jump!
fox: I can teach you but I jump all the time in the tall grasses of the fields.
insects: That would be perfect, what do you do first?
fox: You crouch down low
insects: Ok, ok *crouches down low but wobbly*
fox: even lower.... so that you can use your legs to push off the ground
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insects wants to learn how to jump. Fox will teach him.
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#Person1#: Do you have any special skills?
#Person2#: I can write computer programs, I have a good command of secretarial skills.
#Person1#: What qualifications have you got?
#Person2#: I have a doctor license and a driving license.
#Person1#: Do you get special training in office skills?
#Person2#: I passed both the Cambridge Examinations, First Certificate and the Certificate of Proficiency in English. And studied for a year in London at the Lucas Secretarial College, ending with speeds of 120 words per minute in English shorthand and 50 words per minute in typing. I was also trained in office procedure.
#Person1#: Please tell me about work you have done, which qualifies you for this job.
#Person2#: I'Ve received some special training in typing, shorthand and operating a fax machine, etc. . I'm experienced in IBM-PC. I can operate familiarly a word-processor, a fax machine, a photo and other office equipment.
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#Person2# is being interviewed by #Person1#. #Person2# is equipped with a bunch of valuable office skills.
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chef: You are welcome. I make the finest dishes for the king.
waitress: What will we be working on today? What do you have on mind for the king?
chef: I am making a dish that even a king will be please. I am making honey duck with dumplings.
waitress: That sounds delicious I cannot wait to serve him with a smile. Do you know when he will be arriving?
chef: He will come in about 6 hours. So let's get busy.
waitress: Great, what would you have me do?
chef: Clean this area and make everything perfect for the king.
waitress: Consider it done! Only the best for the king.
chef: I must tell you that my mother is a whore but I wanted more.
waitress: Sir! Your mother?! I take it you didn't have the best relationship with her?
chef: We don't speak because of her station in life.
waitress: Does she know you prepare meals for the king?
chef: I don't talk to her. She probably thinks that I am dead.
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chef is making honey duck with dumplings for the king. He will come in about 6 hours. The waitress will clean the area and make everything perfect for the king.
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#Person1#: Can I take your drink order?
#Person2#: Where is your wine list?
#Person1#: The wine choices are posted on the little menu in the middle of the table.
#Person2#: Do you have any mixed drinks available here?
#Person1#: We can make a number of mixed drinks at our bar.
#Person2#: I heard that you are famous for your drinks. What are your specials?
#Person1#: Our house special is our Cuervo Gold margarita.
#Person2#: I would love a margarita right now! That is what I am going to order.
#Person1#: Can I prepare your drink on the rocks, or would you prefer it blended?
#Person2#: I prefer my margarita on the rocks, please.
#Person1#: Do you like your margarita with salt or no salt?
#Person2#: No salt, please.
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#Person2# asks #Person1# to introduce the specials. Then #Person2# orders a margarita on the rocks without salt.
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animal: Mmmmm... tasty bird!
woodpecker: hold this branch for me
animal: Hold the... now wait a minute! Is this a trick? You, realize I'm trying to eat you, right?
woodpecker: yes and now youre over encumbered and cant move
animal: ...I don't think that's how this...OUCH! Hey! Stop that!
woodpecker: *flies over to a nearby branch* cant catch me
animal: Stupid, willy woodpecker! What if I ate this butterfly instead!
woodpecker: at least its not me
animal: Omm nom nom crunch! Well, at least we we both got dinner. Yer an odd one, little bird!
woodpecker: says the animal who can climb trees when a wood pecker is doing some peckin
animal: Wood pecker tastes amazing! You... heh... WOOD not understand!
woodpecker: uh oh someone let the animal out
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Woodpecker is trying to eat the animal. The animal is trying to escape.
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person: What a lovely day on this canal. What type of creature are you?
bug: i am definitely going to be a bug king
person: I didn't know there were bug kings, what will you have to do?
bug: chill and enjoy everything bug in the canal
person: I'm a cabbage farmer, do you need my help?
bug: yes please help me with the secret of not eating poisoned cabbage
person: How do I know which of the cabbages are poisoned?
bug: you are human, help me do a research about this
person: Okay where should I start?
bug: lets check the lush vegetation
person: Okay. It looks pretty great to me, what do you think?
bug: maybe it's good for you because you eat fish. There are fishes there
person: Yes that is true. Do you eat from the tree over there?
bug: Yes thats was why I was asking for help so i can always eat good ones
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Bug wants to be a bug king. The person is a cabbage farmer. The bug wants the person to help him find out which cabbages are poisoned.
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spiders: As long as all of these vultures keep away the people that come here I will stay here to live.
vulture: Spider, you take your life in your own eight hands hugging a vulture like that. We are not known for such friendliness and effection. You are likely to meet your end if you hug the wrong vulture here.
spiders: Oh I didn't know you were dangerous to us spiders. From now on I will keep my eyes on the flies.
vulture: It is not that we are so dangerous to spiders, but we are not the cuddliest of creatures and prefer to be left alone.
spiders: Well while we are sharing this cave together. Would you mind killing a few adventurers for me? They tend to attract a lot of yummy flies.
vulture: Ahhh, I am sure that can be arranged.
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vulture is not friendly to spiders and prefers to be left alone. Spiders ask vulture to kill adventurers for them.
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insects: Mine is going well, too. Thirty-six flavors?
deer: Yes! I think my favourite is intertidal river grass with a solid mud base. What's your favourite grass?
insects: Well, I prefer oak leaves myself. That and the occasional flower.
deer: Oaks are nice to rest in their shade, I will give you that.
insects: Do you have any other plans for today?
deer: I might poop over in the middle of that walking trail, but I might save it for another trail later.
insects: That sounds like a good idea.
deer: What do you think that troll is doing? If he crosses the river bank I will run a little ways, and then run some more if he gets closer.
insects: Hmmm...trolls can be trouble. I'm not really sure. Let's keep a close eye on him. Would you like one of these?
deer: Why thank you, it is very tasty. Where did you find it?
insects: In the patch over there. There's a whole bunch of them!
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deer and insects are having a picnic. They are going to poop in the middle of the walking trail.
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horse: NEY!! you are wonderful, absolutly wonderful
stable hand: Would you like some oats? I have some fresh today?
horse: Oh goody, of course I want some oats.
stable hand: You are hungry aren't you!
horse: Crunch, Crunch, Crunch MVERMUCHSO
stable hand: I need to check your shoes after you eat... we are going to go riding when I'm done
horse: I like riding, riding is my favorite, except for the oats. What a great day
stable hand: Let me look at your feet, hold steady now
horse: Ouch, what are you doing there
stable hand: I don't mean to hurt you. Just let me know and I will ease up. But you need to make sure your shoes are good and fastened. Otherwise it will be a lame horse and we don't need that
horse: Don't twist it so far... I will be still
stable hand: I see, is that better?
horse: Yes much better, the left back one has been bothering me actually could you look at it.
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horse is hungry and stable hand offers him oats. The stable hand wants to check the horse's shoes before they go riding.
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Sue: I've just got home...
Sue: feel like a wrinkly shirt
Jack: ;)
Jo: Get a nice bath
Jo: and go to bed earlier
Jack: You need to get ready for the event!
Sue: I'll try
Sue: for you
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Sue got back home really tired. Jack reminds her to get ready for the event.
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Maria: Where is the concert?
Tom: Hall 5
John: I'm waiting for you at the entrance
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The concert is in Hall 5. John is waiting near the gate.
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noble: Technically you are, but I'm a nice noble.
explorer: Thank you, I promise not to misplace anything. Is there anything you recommend that I explore?
noble: The ocean around the castle is beautiful. You can even take a moat around and explore it.
explorer: I might just do that. The ocean is raging today and I fear my little boat can not make the trip back home.
noble: Today might not be the best day. You're right. Maybe when the ocean is calmer.
explorer: I hope I can stay for the night. Will this coin be enough for room and breakfast?
noble: You can keep your coin. I'll let you stay here free of charge for the night.
explorer: You really are a nice noble. But what of this runaway here?
noble: He's also staying the night here. I figured if I let him... I would let you as well.
explorer: There ought to be plenty of room for the three of us in this fine Castle.
noble: Beyond enough room. Make yourself comfy. You're my guests tonight.
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explorer is staying at the castle for free. He will explore the ocean around the castle. Runaway is also staying at the castle.
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vulture: Not if you don't. More fish for you and for me. Deal?
man: Fine, but only if you can also tell me where the closest settlement is and in what direction?
vulture: It's 3 miles away. I'll tell you the direction when you tell me where the spring is.
man: Fine, see that rock over there? There is a tiny hole hidden by a cleft, just large enough for me to dip my hand in and bring out a handful of water, or catch a fish if I am lucky.
vulture: Nice! I can probably stick a claw in and grab a fish too. Appreciate it. The settlement is north 1 mile, take your first left, then keep going west for 2 miles. You won't see anything until you're pretty much there.
man: Thank you so much, here, take my fishing knife! You can use this string to put a bit of fish on it to attract larger fish!
vulture: Woooooooah. This thing is awesome! Is this how you guys get so many fish all the time?!
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vulture and man are going to the closest settlement. The spring is a tiny hole in a rock. The man will show vulture where the spring is.
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Ben: Hi! Are you Jamie's friend who was at Don's party yesterday?
Barbara: Nope, sorry, wrong Barbara.
Ben: Ok, sorry, bye.
Barbara: Have a nice day!
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Ben is looking for Barbara that he met at the party yesterday. He added wrong person.
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Tim: Have you read the Century Trilogy?
Anna: Follett's?
Tim: yes
Anna: I am just starting the third book!
Tim: Did you like it?
Anna: haha I wouldn't read two books with a thousand pages each if I didn't like them :D
Anna: I loved it, the second part was scary though
Tim: yeah the WW2 can be overwhelming to read about
Tim: but what scared me most is how relevant it still is
Anna: what do you mean?
Tim: like when Carla noticed how important journalists and the judiciary were in protecting the citizens
Anna: right I know what you mean
Anna: like when Hitler was using the exact same slogans as the populists do now
Tim: exactly!!!
Anna: this is terrifying
Tim: You have to finish the third part soon cause I can't wait to be able to discuss it with someone :D
Anna: haha ok just give me a week it's even longer then the first two
Tim: Let me know!!
Anna: I will :)
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Anna is starting the third book of "Century Trilogy" and Tim can't wait as he wants to discuss it with someone.
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Jay: hey hey, looking forward to the trip, woot woot!
Sandra: yeah!!! it's gonna be a blast! quick question: does anyone have an extra sleeping bag we can borrow? we realised too late we are missing one lol!
Jay: oh damn, sorry, we don't have any!
Paul: Sandra, we have a spare one, will bring it, don't worry!
Sandra: thanks a lot!!!! promise will be super careful!
Paul: no probs, happy to share :)
Jay: if not, you can always just sleep closer to the fire!
Sandra: haha knowing my luck, I would wake up to the smell of my burning hair!
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Paul will lend his sleeping bag to Sandra.
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